May 2025
Old Mervs Album Tour
Australia’s fastest rising indie-rock outfit and loveable larrikins Old Mervs are heading on an absolutely mammoth tour around Australia & New Zealand in 2025. Kicking off in May, the WA duo are celebrating the release of their highly awaited debut album, released 21 March 2025. Recorded with ARIA award-winning producer Chris Collins, the self-titled album features “What You’ve Lost”, “Parched”, “Forget It”, See You Again, Everyone One Will See It and a stack of new tunes. Old Mervs have quickly…
Find out more »DOCJOC – Live Drum & Bass
DOCJOC is back on stage, kicking off 2025 with a run of New Zealand shows! Blending live acoustic drumming with electronic elements, he delivers an electrifying performance you won’t want to miss. In 2022, DOCJOC (Jono Blackie) ignited his passion for melding live acoustic drums with computer and DJ-dominated music genres, like drum and bass, sparked by his older brother’s idea. Inspired by the use of 60s funk drum solos in contemporary drum and bass tracks, Jono aimed to…
Find out more »Traficante, Monotones, Sovereign
Traficante, Monotones, Sovereign Live @ the world-famous Darkroom on 336 St Asaph St. Don't miss this life changing event.
Find out more »Parker, Amber Carly Williams & Goodbye Starlet
Join Australian artist Parker as he embarks on his debut headline tour across Australia and New Zealand. Inspired by the 80’s pop scene and a collective of genres, Parker jumps head first into the curious experimentation of various music making platforms. With support from Goodbye Starlet and Amber Carly Williams. As a sought after up and coming songwriter Parker is found regularly collaborating with producers and writers all over the world lending his ear and creativity to various projects. His…
Find out more »Salt Water Criminals ‘I Believe in Dog’ NZ Tour 2025
With the release of the stirring, hook-heavy I Believe in Dog, comes the first Salt Water Criminals headline tour. The band, one that 95bfm “implore(s) you to experience live”, returns after 2023’s House of Highs and their string of visceral and memorable shows in Auckland and Wellington. Word-of-mouth did all their PR work, and quickly Salt Water Criminals became the band that regulars of the underground knew to keep their eyes on. Their sophomore album I Believe in Dog, set…
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