Price: $40-$48

New Zealand’s leading piano trio joined forces with outstanding percussionists Lenny Sakofsky and Jeremy Fitzsimons for a programme of vast sonic scope and visual energy. Read on

Price: $43-$108

A powerful story, spine-tingling staging and our finest operatic talent all come together in this new New Zealand opera from acclaimed composer Jenny McLeod. Read on

Price: $38-$68

Kiwi eyes and ears were smiling as famed Irish accordionist Sharon Shannon’s infectious tunes and seven-piece big band lit up the Town Hall. Read on

Price: $15-$26

Maisey Rika brings her eclectic songs and honey-stung vocals to Otaki and Upper Hutt. Read on

Price: $40-$48

With intricate, almost imperceptible flicks of his fingers, santoor maestro Shivkumar Sharma created music that was nothing short of magic. Read on

Price: $38-$68

Guns, guitars and Gaddafi – the epic story of this North African band was as fascinating as their music. Read on

Price: $38-$78

Grammy Award-winning conguero and bandleader Poncho Sanchez commemorated one of jazz music’s most famous and influential collaborations. Read on

Price: $10-$43

This classic children’s tale was at its sparkling best, as Suzie Templeton’s Academy Award-winning short film was accompanied by the beautiful live music of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Read on

Price: $15-$36

Ukulele maestro James Hill is joined by cellist and singer Anne Davison for a Porirua performance filled with creativity and unpredictable fun. Read on

Price: $38-$78

Struggle, power and sensational music came to the Town Hall, as five proud black women combined their talents in the spirited Walk a Mile in My Shoes. Read on

Price: $15

With a reputation for memorable live shows, this Auckland-born band now brings their experimental style to St Peters Village Hall in Paekakariki. Read on

Price: $15-$36

Porirua and Paraparaumu welcomed the Barefoot Divas – five proud black women of diverse cultural backgrounds and exceptional vocal talent. Read on

Price: $44

National treasures The Topp Twins bring their original country music and hilarious comedy to Masterton. Read on

Price: $25-$98

One of the world’s greatest period ensembles came to New Zealand for the first time to present two very special concerts. Read on

Price: $25-$88

One of the world’s greatest period ensembles came to New Zealand for the first time to present two very special concerts. Read on

Price: FREE

This was a rare chance to hear from the renowned conductor and founder of The Sixteen, Harry Christophers. Read on

Price: $38-$88

A self-described ‘introspective, emotional country kid’ turned indie megastar lifted the roof off the Wellington Town Hall. Read on

Price: $38-$148

Two famous works from composer Igor Stravinsky, Australasia’s most accomplished opera singers, two commanding choirs, and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. All in one incredible performance. Read on

Price: $38-$68

New Zealand’s foremost chamber ensemble combined with the glorious baritone voice of Jonathan Lemalu for this programme of four stunning works. Read on

Price: $43-$48

The New Zealand String Quartet began its 25th anniversary celebrations with two exclusive Festival performances in the stunning setting of St Mary of the Angels church. Read on

Price: $48-$88

In 2012 legendary chamber music ensemble I Musici turned 60 and brought its celebrations to Wellington. Read on

Price: $38-$75

With an uncompromising philosophy and a melodic, ever-evolving sound, this platinum-selling and Grammy-nominated quartet sit on the throne of indie-rock royalty. Read on