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3:00 PM.In 1976, American band Little Feat made a memorable tour of New Zealand. Nick Bollinger talks to people who were there and examines the reasons behind the group's cult appeal. Read more Video, Audio

5:00 PM.NZ House DJ Greg Churchill takes us from Christchurch post-punk era to Auckland dance clubs in a mixtape of his all time favourite cuts. Read more Video, Audio

4:00 PM.Vince Staples talks with Leilani Momoisea about those annoying requests to do 'funny' videos, writing the perfect clickbait headline, and wanting everyone to just say his name. Read more Video, Audio

4:00 PM.The warm folk sounds of Albi and the Wolves performing, live in the studio, songs from their debut record One Eye Open. Read more Audio

4:00 PM.Jeremy Toy AKA Leonard Charles celebrates the vinyl release of Basement Donuts with a few live tracks. Read more Audio

4:00 PM.HIGH HØØPS aka Jordan Arts of Leisure, shares his latest solo track 'Burn It Up'. Read more Audio

4:00 PM.The legendary Kings Arms Tavern in Auckland has been sold and it spells the end for an iconic music venue. We collected a few favourite memories. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.Influential Portland trio Dead Moon turned down shows with Nirvana in favour of a twenty-date tour of New Zealand in 1992. They made lifelong fans but also cleared out pubs along the way - John Baker… Read more Video, Audio

1:00 PM.Te Huhu introduce their track 'Cruising Around'. Read more Audio

12:45 PM.In New Zealand for his first ever show in his country of birth, Keith Urban speaks with Yadana Saw about his eclectic music collection and the conundrum of his famous Hollywood marriage. Read more Audio

7:30 PM.Nick Bollinger reviews a 3-disc document of the first live shows in 35 years by art-pop original Kate Bush. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.Lurking in a lock-up in deepest Upper Hutt is The All Seeing Hand, a turntable/throat-singing/double-kick-drumming trio whose sound reflects the industrial wasteland around them. Read more Video, Audio

5:00 PM.Singer-songwriter, self-proclaimed rascal and longtime NZ folk and country music advocate Bernie Griffen joins Melody Thomas for the latest RNZ Music Mixtape. Read more Audio

3:45 PM.John Baizley of Baroness gives a history of the band ahead of their one off New Zealand performance. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.American journalist Michael Corcoran talks to Trevor Reekie about one of the most obscure founding fathers of American Gospel, Washington Phillips. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.Nelson duo 'Alae', who have been performing together since high school, with a live performance of two songs from their debut self-titled EP. Read more Video, Audio

3:00 PM.Mary Cornish discusses the tenth anniversary of the Ukelele Festival being held today at Vector Arena and why ukelele's have become so important for primary shcool kids. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.Sacha Vee returns home to Christchurch with a new album Luminous after extensive musical exploration in Holland. Read more Video, Audio

2:20 PM.New Dawn introduce their track 'The Dying Light'. Read more Audio

3:00 PM.The Others Way Festival 2016 closing act honours went to Cut Off Your Hands, who left fans hanging after their second album Honour in 2008. Read more Video, Audio

Twenty years on from the Gillian Welch's timeless debut Revival, Nick Bollinger assess a new release of outtakes from that album – Boots No.1: The Official Revival Bootleg. Read more Audio

7:30 PM.Nick Bollinger discusses a concept album from South-East London spoken-word artist Kate Tempest. Read more Audio

5:00 PM.This week, Public Address' Russell Brown compiles a C60 of his favourite selections. Read more Audio

3:45 PM.Pioneering Wellington DJ Clinton Smiley was struck down with a brain aneurysm 10 years ago, but his influence lives on. Read more Audio