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The Audio Visual Drop Kicks: ‘Betterland’ Album Release Tour
Coinciding with the release of their debut album ‘Betterland’, The Audio Visual Drop Kicks are hitting the road and bringing their alternative-indie-rock sound from Ōtepoti to Ōtautahi once again! Joining them at Space Academy on February 28 are indie-garage rockers Monotones and upbeat post-punk legends Grift Horse. Doors at 8pm. Limited door sales will be available for $20.
Barleyshakes Live On Tour
The Barleyshakes duo are one of the best Irish folk music acts on the tour circuit both here and in Australia. They have an energy and authenticity that is contagious. Their live shows are full of lively dance jigs, reels and polkas, traditional and award winning original songs, and humorous storytelling. This is the final show of a two month tour of NZ, which saw them perform to packed venues at the Auckland folk festival, travelling from Northland to Invercargill…
GBH NZ Tour 2025
GBH - legends of the UK Punk scene and the logo painted on the back of a thousand studded leather jackets make a welcome return to New Zealand and Australia after being last seen on these shores in 2016.
The D4
Louder, wilder, and more combustible than ever, NZ’s finest punk n’ rollers, The D4, will be hitting home shores this coming February / March. They will be celebrating the FIRST EVER VINYL pressing of sophomore album Out Of My Head dropping February 7, 2025 via Warner Music. The D4 are running hot from a riotous, untamed tour across their spiritual stomping ground of Japan, and are now primed to explode back onto the local stage. With appearances at Kickdown Festival, opening for Shihad on their final…
Pallbearer NZ Tour 2025
Doom metal titans Pallbearer make their return to New Zealand in March 2025 for 3 exclusive limited shows promising their signature blend of haunting melodies and crushing riffs. The 2024 release of Mind Burns Alive finds Pallbearer navigating the space between disquiet and serenity with a singular intensity. At times poetic and blistering, their fifth full length is a heartfelt meditation on isolation, trauma and mental breakdown, framed by the possibility of redemption and the quiet aching beauty of escape.