Music
Watch: Delaney Davidson and Barry Saunders perform new song
The singer-songwriters join Music 101 for a live session from the Futuna Chapel in Karori. Audio
The Mixtape: The Spinoff Editor Madeleine Chapman
Our guest picking the music is writer, ghost writer and editor Madeleine Chapman. Madeleine started as the very first intern at The Spinoff, and is now one of the youngest editors of a major… Audio
Bob Mould brings solo electric tour to NZ
Bob Mould is the founder of legendary hardcore punk band Hüsker Dü and later Sugar, and he's bringing his solo electric tour to New Zealand - his first shows here in 22 years. Bob will be highlighting… Audio
Rob Ruha joins the effort to beat haka world record
Tomorrow Aotearoa will attempt to reclaim the world record for the largest haka. Musician Rob Ruha has been involved with haka all his life. He joins Anika Moa, Topp Twins, Shepherds Reign and Alien… Audio
Dam Native: 'Our tūpuna wrote that record. I just held the pen'
Rapper Danny Haimona reflects with Music 101 on the legacy of Kaupapa Driven Rhymes Uplifted - the 1997 Dam Native album regarded as one of Kiwi hip-hop's greatest of all time. Video
Delaney Davidson and Barry Saunders live at Futuna Chapel
Lyttelton's multi-award winning Delaney Davidson, and Barry Saunders - the iconic frontman of The Warratahs, have just released a brand new album Happiness is Near. This is a highly anticipated… Video, Audio
Dam Native: 'Our tupuna wrote that record. I just held the pen’
Dam Native's Danny Haimona (aka Danny D) joins Kara Rickard in the studio to celebrate the re-release of Kaupapa Driven Rhymes Uplifted, one of Aotearoa's greatest hip hop albums. Danny talks about… Audio
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
He's back, and ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music. Audio
Keeping it in the family
Visiting cellist Sterling Elliot can thank his mother for his stellar career, although he initially wanted to play the violin. Video, Audio
Music 101: Kara Rickard
Kara is filling in for Charlotte Ryan on Music 101 this week. Kara talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on the show tomorrow and because Friday is new… Audio
What do we know about Diddy's infamous parties?
The guest list for the white parties was star-studded. But many famous friends are now distancing themselves from the disgraced rapper.
NZ Live: Holly Arrowsmith
Coming out of our Otautahi Christchurch Studio is Holly Arrowsmith & band. She was born in Santa Fe, but raised in the Southern Alps - both influences you can hear in her Americana-tinged Folk &… Audio
New music with Jeremy Taylor
The first new music from The The in 25 years, plus new releases on the Ninja Tunes label from Nilufer Yanya and Floating Points. Audio
Canterbury student composer's work premieres with Chch Symphony
Alexandra Hope Watson, the Canterbury University maths and music whiz who's transformed Lewis Carroll's nonsensical poems into a musical for the Christchuch Symphony Orchestra.
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Rocker Jon Toogood's 'personal carnage' was brutal
He was locked in Melbourne while his mother was dying in Wellington. "It was traumatic… it was all very surreal."
Singing solo and soul mates: Jon Toogood shares his new direction
Shihad lead singer Jon Toogood chats with Anika Moa about his covid crisis and coming out the other side. Video, Audio
Alexandra through the looking glass
Alexandra Hope Watson is many things, from daredevil plane pilot to mathematician, but perhaps her greatest love is writing musicals. Video, Audio
Music Critic: Matthew Crawley shares his love of Womb
Our music critic Matther Crawley plays the new Womb single, and talks Goodapece - the new project from Jefferson Chen. Audio
Ersha Island ??? & Mental Health Awareness Week
Today on the show sibling duo Dani and Tee from Ersha Island joins us to talk about navigating their culture through music, Janay and Harry are hosting parties on the same day and So'omalo tries to… Audio
The battle of the barbershops
More than 500 singers are about to gather in the capital for massive barbershop battle on a scale that Wellington hasn't seen in years. Audio
