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Twenty-four secondary school choirs from around Aotearoa participate in The Big Sing Gala Concert. Audio, Gallery

It's been called the best year for concerts in Dunedin with yet another big act set to rock the city this weekend. American popstar Pink kicks off her New Zealand tour at Dunedin's Forsyth Barr… Audio

The Eden Park Trust has withdrawn its application to hold a fundraising concert for Sir Ray Avery's baby 'lifepod' incubators. Sir Ray Avery, who proposed the event to raise money for his incubator… Audio

Sir Ray Avery, who was trying to organise a charity concert at Eden Park says he's gutted it won't go ahead now Eden Park Trust Board has withdrawn its support. Video, Audio

The Eden Park Trust Board has withdrawn its application to hold a charity concert at the famous Auckland venue, on Waitangi Day next year. Helen Clark, who was opposed to the concert, talks to John… Video, Audio

These days, when people wave their hands at a gig, more often then not there's a phone in them. RNZ Music's Melody Thomas lays down the ground rules for using your phone at a concert.

More than 15,000 people will converge on Forsyth Barr Stadium in Duendin tonight to watch the Pulitzer Prize and Grammy winning hip hop artist, Kendrick Lamar, who is touring in support of fourth… Audio

Former prime minister Helen Clark has made a submission to Auckland Council opposing a charity concert to raise money for Sir Ray Avery's baby pod project. Audio

2017/2018 New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir conducted by Andrew Withington Audio

2017/2018 New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir conducted by Andrew Withington Audio

Band leader, MC, stand-up comedian and presenter - hometown hero Bret McKenzie was definitely a hit in the Jim Henson Retrospectacle live tribute concert, writes Yadana Saw. Video

Garry Trinder recently chalked up twenty years as the Director of the New Zealand School of Dance. But the anniversary comes after a difficult period, with an expansion plan for the School cancelled… Audio

RNZ’s music station started to sound a little different starting on Monday. Here’s an outline of the new programmes and hosts you will hear:

A refugee detained by Australia on Nauru begs the New Zealand prime minister for help. Audio

Promoter Brent Eccles talks to The Panel about the state of ticket sales being undermined by the ticket resale market. Audio

Peter Hoar reviews French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra & producer Zoë George and Dr Aleisha Ward explore Jazz era NZ - music, dance ... and sex. Audio

Some of the best Māori musicians are playing free gigs this Waitangi Day. Here's our handy guide to who is performing where. Video

Starting this month we’re going to build on what is working and try some new things which we hope will delight you, our audience.

Neil Diamond announced he will retire after a recent diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, so won't be able to perform at the Hawke's Bay winery. So who will replace him? Video, Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat is seeking more diversity in public submissions this year to help inform regional policy priorities. Audio

Counsel in Concert is a group of lawyers and friends who perform a big charity concert at the end of the year for the Child Cancer Foundation. Oboist Merran Cooke is one of the founders of the annual… Audio

This Sunday a group of well known Wellington musicians will be holding their annual fundraising concert for the Downtown Community Ministry. Audio

A group of talented musicians, some with careers in medicine are joining together to make some noise for cancer research. Trio Pohádka & Friends was founded by Dr Petr Tomek in 2012, to present… Audio

There are concerns in the Cook Islands that a spate of recent fires may be arson. Audio