Lorde, L.A.B Dominate Top 20 Best-Selling Aotearoa Vinyl Albums Chart
Posted in: Music News
The top 20 top-selling Aotearoa albums on vinyl since 2003 have been revealed — and there aren't too many surprises
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‘Fuzzy, Haunting, Psychedelic’: Welcome to Earth Tongue’s World
Posted in: Music FeaturesRead an exclusive interview with Aotearoa fuzz-rock duo Earth Tongue, one of our Future of Music 2026 acts
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Aotearoa to Australia to South Korea: There’s a Tuesday Are Going Places
Posted in: Music FeaturesRead an exclusive interview with Christchurch indie-pop band There's a Tuesday, one of our Future of Music 2026 acts
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Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: CAITLIN
Posted in: Music FeaturesHometown singer-songwriter CAITLIN was one of the most impressive performers at Electric Avenue 2026
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Song You Need to Know: LEAO, ‘LALELEI’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLEAO's new single, a loving dedication to 'aiga ma atunu'u', or 'family and homeland', is one of their best releases yet
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‘INTROS’ Season 5: Georgia Lines Meets Imani-J
Posted in: Music FeaturesHosted on Rolling Stone AU/NZ for the third time, INTROS is back to introduce you to the best rising stars in New Zealand music
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‘Getting to Finally Work with Him Was Amazing’: Katchafire Tell Us About Remaking a Classic Album with Some Famous Friends
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter three decades of collaborating with some of the best in the business, Katchafire are back with a special album
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‘Once in a Lifetime’ Concert at One NZ Stadium: 5 Takeaways
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn a historic moment for Ōtautahi Christchurch, the brand-new One NZ Stadium at Te Kaha held its first concert last night
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Six60, Synthony and More Open Christchurch’s New Stadium with a Dazzling Spectacle
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsRolling Stone reviews the first-ever concert at One New Zealand Stadium, which featured performances by some of Aotearoa music's biggest stars
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Tom Scott’s Aotearoa Tour Was a Collective Affair
Posted in: Music FeaturesTom Scott took to the Meow Nui stage last week for his first show in the capital since releasing 'ANITYA'. Rolling Stone was there.
