Māori Television reports on Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards, and other stories related to New Zealand Music.
NZ reggae group Katchafire has missed out on a Grammy nomination but continues to be a hit on streaming giant Spotify. They join a whānau of NZ bands with Māori members who have topped this year's most-streamed Kiwi acts.
A Tauranga based quartet band has become a hit on Facebook after posting a number of songs that celebrates the Māori language. Led by front man Jeremy Hantler who has a background in country music and is also a school teacher says he was inspired by his Māori students and Māori songs
Alien Weaponry have sent a shout out to their Native American fans who helped them sell out their first USA headline concert in the weekend.
Ngāpuhi, Ngāi Te Rangi and Ngāti Ranginui descendant Te Karehana Gardener-Toi’s music is set to be featured on the Netflix series, Easy.
Popular Māori artist Troy Kingi is a finalist in the Best Māori Artist and Best Soul/RnB categories at tonight's Vodafone Music Awards.
Hori Collective are preparing to be the opening act for US hip-hop legends Busta Rhymes, Twista, and DJ Yella. Hori Collective
One of Aotearoa's favourite reggae bands, Katchafire has made the ballot to decide nominations for the 2019 Grammy Awards.
The Koi Boys, well known for their appearance on The Voice Australia, have returned from the Gold Coast to perform across Aotearoa.
Ngāi Tahu descendant Marlon Williams walked away with the top prize at last night's APRA Silver Scroll Awards. He says his Māori heritage is what drives him in his work.
Ngai Tahu’s Marlon Williams has won the supreme 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Award for his waiata Nobody Gets What They Want Anymore.
Māori music artists Troy Kingi and Marlon Williams are two of five finalists who could walk away with this year’s APRA Silver Scroll award this evening.
Nominees for the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards 2018 have been announced and Six60 are up for four awards.
