Recorded Music NZ today announces three outstanding Best Folk Artist finalists to be celebrated at the 2019 Auckland Folk Festival on 27th January. Two-time Best Folk Artist winners Great North join Jono Heyes and The Frank Burkitt Band as the 2019 finalists. Over the last eight years Great North ha
The backbone of Aotearoa’s music industry was recognised tonight at the third annual Artisan Awards at Massey University’s School of Music and Creative Media Production in Wellington. Distinguished winners across five awards were celebrated as the Tui for Massey University Best Producer, Best En
Hip hop legends to enter Te Whare Taonga Puoro o Aotearoa (NZ Music Hall of Fame) on 15 November For the last 30 years Upper Hutt Posse has been creating powerful and inspirational music to challenge the status quo and fight for social justice in Aotearoa. On 15 November the group will be welcomed i
The third annual Artisan Awards will be celebrated this year at Massey University’s School of Music and Creative Media Production in Wellington, recognising the creative talents behind the scenes of the top New Zealand records of 2018. Five Tui awards will be presented at the Artisan Awards, inclu
Nominations are open for the 2019 Best Folk Artist. The Auckland Folk Festival is New Zealand’s largest folk music and dance festival. Come and celebrate the 46th annual festival at the Kumeu Showgrounds on Auckland Anniversary Weekend. With international guest artists, musicians from around
Four groups share the prestige of having the most Tui nods at the 2018 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards. Beloved Kiwi group Six60 will be looking to add to their trophy cabinet which already hosts nine Tui. After releasing their third self-titled album earlier this year, and recently announced as
Kua eke a Alien Weaponry, Troy Kingi me Katchafire ki te whiringa toa o Ngā Tohu Puoro o Aotearoa 2018, mo te taonga Ringapuoro Māori a Te Māngai Pāho. I tauhouanga nei ka kaha kitea te whakarauoratanga o te reo Māori i ngā mahi a te rēhia, i whakarae anō hoki te ahurea Māori i ēnei tokān
Recorded Music New Zealand today announces the three finalists for the inaugural Music Teacher of the Year Tui, with each being recognised for their incredible impact on their students and the local community. Elizabeth Sneyd from Porirua’s Virtuoso Strings Charitable Trust, Jane Egan from Gisborn
Stan Walker and Kanoa Lloyd set to host event on 15 November at Spark Arena. Recorded Music New Zealand has revealed the new direction of the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards with a rejuvenated programme of build-up events and a new Tui trophy designed by renowned artist Dick Frizzell. The new look
Producer Series returns as part of Recorded Music NZ Tui Music Series. The third New Zealand Music Producer Series will be held in Auckland from 30 October to 10 November. Presented by Recorded Music New Zealand and curated by producer Greg Haver with support from NZ On Air, APRA AMCOS NZ, SAE Auckl
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