Follow the life and times of legendary rock band Jethro Tull, from touring with Led Zeppelin to being the first band to have a live concert broadcast worldwide.
Hemi and Ngahiriwa Tai Tin were teenagers when they performed for Te Roopu Manutaki - now they're expecting two mokopuna and their West Auckland haka team, Te Taha Tū is heading to it's first Matatini.
Sir Pita Sharples gives us a rare glimpse at his public and private life - it is a touching story from one of the great leaders of kapa haka and the first of a two-part look at the remarkable legacy of his team, Te Rōpū Manutaki.
Through the trials and tribulations of iwi politics, the Ngātoko whānau of Tauranga Moana have remained staunch to their whakpapa and carried their stories through their haka team, Ngāti Ranginui.
Tonight we're in the realm of Ngāti Rongomai and the home of Tukiterangi and Renata Curtis, a remarkable couple who carry their passion for their iwi and te ao Māori through all aspects of their busy lives.
Tonight on Kapa Haka Whānau we're with the Alesana whānau of Nelson - of Samoan/Māori heritage their love of kapa haka has taken them to new heights in the South Island competitive arena.
Sheree and Elliott Cotter were the face and backbone of Ngāti Kahungunu champion haka team, Te Rerenga Kōtuku. Tune in to hear their remarkable love story, tonight on Kapa Haka Whānau.
The Morrison clan of Te Arawa screen in this first episode of Kapa Haka Whānau. This whānau have given us five national kapa haka leaders, a host of golden moments and a legacy that is still going strong after 40 years as top-class performers.
Te Iti Kahurangi is the subject of tonight's Kapa Haka Whānau episode - Kingi Kirirona tells his story from kōhanga reo in Dannevirke to performing at the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Kapa haka influences some of the songs for tonight.Te Waka Huia sings a tribute song, Temuera Morrison speaks of how he learned to sing and Whare Sharland shares a personal song written for her sisters.
Sarah's dream of going to Julliard is becoming a reality, but she is torn between the raw honesty of hip-hop dance and the respectable world of ballet. Sarah must figure out where her heart lies.
The boys meet up with some of their musical mates to jam all the ‘on the road’ songs. Jan Hellriegel and Troy Kingi improvise with the Quartet songs. Two young brothers from Kaitaia sing a modern Māori language classic.
Featuring exclusive interviews and rare studio outtakes, Brian Wilson and the remaining members of The Beach Boys tell the story of the creation of 'Pet Sounds'.
Jamal partners with Angelo Dubois to host a summit for gun violence awareness; Lucious tries to win over Cookie; Hakeem and Shine start to record new songs together; Andre gets into trouble with the police.
Grumpy pensioner Arthur honours his recently deceased wife's passion for performing by joining the unconventional local choir to which she used to belong, a process that helps him build bridges with his estranged son, James.
With exclusive interviews and rarely seen archive footage, this local documentary tells the stories of New Zealand musicians Shona Laing, Sharon O'Neill, Jenny Morris, Margaret Urlich, Anika Moa and Brooke Fraser.
In this final episode, the Modern Maori Quartet and their guests sing some of the greatest love songs we hear at parties, from Solly Hemara singing about the movies on a Saturday night to Ria Hall li
A musical saga thirty years in the making, The Exponents is a tender and timely story of friendship, redemption, and the band whose sound defines what it means to be Kiwi.
A dramatisation of a day in the life of musician and cultural icon Nick Cave, marking his 20,000th day on Earth, with amazingly frank insights and an intimate interpretation of the artistic process.
Performances, interviews and reenactments to celebrate the Funk Brothers, the 1960s soul hit-makers behind the "Temptations" and the "Four Tops", discussing their Detroit youth, studio sessions alongside Marvin Gaye and nonstop touring.
A mute woman, her young daughter and prized piano are sent to 1850s New Zealand for an arranged marriage to a wealthy landowner, but a local worker on the plantation soon lusts after her.
Britpop band Pulp found fame on the world stage in the mid-1990s with anthems including "Common People" and "Disco 2000". Twenty five years and 10 million album sales later, they return to their hometown for their last UK concert.
There's a lot of hilarity when some Nana and Koro pick up an old classic and turn it into something saucy, and that's just what Aunty Dorothy Brown does in this episode.
Alex Owens, a fiercely determined and beautiful 18-year-old woman, who's a welder by day and dancer by night, struggles for independence, to find love, and realise her dreams to dance.
Hakeem leaves the altar, and a rooftop fight between Anika and Rhonda leads to a tragic fall; Lucious uses his streaming service to pursue his music legacy and clashes with Tariq, who leads a federal task force to investigate him.