Entertainment

Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) will be releasing a new television commercial on Sunday 1 October 2017. Filmed and produced by SIT’s Production team and supported by Queenstown Camera and cinematographer Raj Patel who came down from Queenstown to work on the project, it features Invercargill’

Six more prominent Southland musicians will be honoured with induction in the Southland Musicians Club Southland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at a special show in October. This year’s inductees are: Francis Kerrison Pat Houlihan Ross Turner Terry Bradshaw Jeff Ross Nick Tansley Francis Kerrison will b

Talented musician Jenny Mitchell has had a year she will forever remember and the Invercargill public will get a rare chance to celebrate with her in October. Mitchell was this year named Southland’s Entertainer of the Year and not long after was crowned the New Zealand Gold Guitar winner. “This yea

Global pop phenomenon, ROBBIE WILLIAMS, today confirms that he will bring his mammoth Heavy Entertainment Show World Tour to New Zealand in February. The arena spectacular will take in Auckland’s Spark Arena on St. Valentine’s Day, Wednesday 14th February before heading to Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Sta

In their New Zealand debut, Australia’s most exciting operatic voices, The 7 Sopranos bring their world class performance to Invercargill as a part of their South Island tour. Invercargill Venue & Events Management’s Venues Manager, Kate Feaver said “securing The 7 Sopranos is a real coup for us and

An Australian radio host calls Hilarious race calls the horses are named after some of the most predictable questions and expressions you will hear this weekend, like “Are We There Yet?”, “Please Zip Up The Tent” and “I’m Not A Happy Camper”. Radio identity and father of two Jon Vertigan used his ow

Mal’s Monday Music Memory with Little Fire MusicWorks Two for the price of one today. Firstly we remember the king of British entertainment Bruce Forsyth. King Bruce passed away the other day after a long and illustrious career in British show biz. Back in the day Bruce hosting The Generation Game w

Sir Bruce Forsyth, best known for hosting The Generation Game and Strictly Come Dancing, has died at the age of 89. The TV entertainer died at his home on Friday afternoon, with his wife, Wilnelia, and his children beside him. He had recently contracted bronchial pneumonia. His manager, Ian Wilson,