Music
Alastair Riddell reveals he has stage three prostate cancer
The Space Waltz frontman says this is the first time he's revealing his diagnosis in public. Audio
Cartoon Darkness by Amyl and The Sniffers
The Aussie firebrands deploy riffs as sharp as their wit on a raucous third outing. Audio
Soft Tissue by Tindersticks
Coming across like a two am lounge band with a threatening singer, the Brit stalwarts still sound smooth, and slightly unsettling. Audio
So'omalo Iteni Schwalger's favourite Tahi guests
Tahi host So'omalo Iteni Schwalger joins Tony to share music and insight from three of his favourite musical guests. Audio
Fast Favourites with musician and underground elevator operator Anthonie Tonnon
Much loved musician and Whanganui resident Anthonie Tonnon joins Culture 101’s Whanganui show as our Fast Favourites guest. Audio
Hymns on Sunday, 10 November 2024
We're featuring evening hymns this week, there's a setting of Psalm 23 (probably the most frequently set of all the psalm), and a hymn that nearly ended up in little pieces in the rubbish bin. Audio
Review: Crowded House's magic proves as vital as ever
Elroy and Liam Finn joined dad Neil on stage in Wellington - but it was clearly more than just an opportunity for a family jam session.
Ladi6 celebrates self-transformation on single 'Alofa'
After time away from the music industry, the Samoan-Kiwi soul queen is back with a brand new single and nationwide tour. Video, Audio
Nashville Babylon: 9 November 2024
On this week's show there's soul from Esther Phillips, Nina Simone covering a Prince classic, blues from Taj Mahal and John Lee Hooker plus reggae courtesy of John Holt Audio
Lex French: In the World's First Summer
NZ trumpet player Lex French's new album "In the World's First Summer" draws on a wide range of influences including James K Baxter, Paul Klee, and the folk music of Spain and South America. Tying it… Audio
Stone Eaters
Kiwi guitarist Julie Bevan plays her Brazilian track 'Stone Eaters'; Dunedin trombonist Finn McKinlay gets down and dirty; and jazz legends Dizzy Gillespie, Jane Monheit, and Duke Pearson swing for… Audio
The Mixtape: Writer Megan Dunn
Our guest on the RNZ Mixtape is author, artist, writer and mermaid enthusiast Megan Dunn. Audio
Songs of a Lost World by The Cure
The British gloom icons return after sixteen years with a collection unfurls slowly and generously, luxuriating in Robert Smith's chord choices and surprisingly spry voice. Audio
What's the right summer music festival for me?
Hitting multiple festivals isn't practical for a lot of Kiwis, and picking the right one can feel intimidating. Here's RNZ's guide to help pick the perfect summer gig.
Adam Hattaway and the Haunters: Live session
Adam Hattaway has released his sixth full length album today with his band the Haunters. High Horse, produced by Marlon Williams has taken a shift in style for the alt-rock n roll singer. Video, Audio
Ladi6 pops in for a chat to celebrate new release 'Alofa'
After taking some time away from the music industry working towards a degree in psychology, local hip hop, soul and RnB queen Ladi6 is back with a new single. Audio
Psychedelic folk artist Arthur Ahbez on his new album
Tirau based psychedelic folk songwriter, Arthur Ahbez has released his third album Arthur Ahbez and the Flaming Ahbez. Audio
Which music festival is right for you?
RNZ music journalist Amberleigh Jack has compiled a guide to help pick the perfect summer gig. Audio
The punks of jazz
Musician, sound engineer and builder, Dan Beban on his new book Future Jaw-Clap, which tells the story of an influential movement in New Zealand music. Audio
Beyonce leads Grammy nominations with 'Cowboy Carter'
It takes her career nominations to 99, more than any other artist.
