Another year has wizzed by and we have come full circle to another NZMusic month. There have been a lot of changes since last year - mostly for us as you can see!
NZMusic.com has had a lovely restructure, a coat of paint replaced some defunct panels of Gib, we've had a few new rooms put in, and all the electrical and plumbing is currently getting ripped out and replaced with bright shiny Web2.0 goodness.
Well enough about us, There's a bit of news of tours and a few of albums on the way:

The first day of NZMusic Month 07 is being christened with a free performance at the Dux de Lux in Christchurch. The party starts at 6pm, with live performances by Fur Patrol, Dukes, Pine, Black Market Art, O.G. and the Sheep Technique DJ team.

Adi Dick's new album Our Place is just out now and he is roaming the country on tour...

01/05/2007 12:00 PM - NZ MUSIC MONTH OPENER @ THE MATTERHORN

Cuba Street, Wellington, Wellington - Invite Only

05/05/2007 10:00 PM - ADI DICK ALBUM RELEASE TOUR @ SAN FRANCISCO BATH HOUSE

Cuba Street, Wellington, Wellington - - $12 + b/f

11/05/2007 09:00 PM - ADI DICK ALBUM RELEASE TOUR @ LEIGH SAWMILL

Leigh Sawmill Cafe, Auckland, Auckland - $12 + b/f

12/05/2007 10:00 PM - ADI DICK ALBUM RELEASE TOUR @ KHUJA LOUNGE

Khuja Lounge, Queen Street, Auckland, Auckland - $12 + b/f

28/05/2007 09:00 PM - ADI DICK ALBUM RELEASE TOUR @ THE MATTERHORN

Cuba Street, Wellington, Wellington - FREE

NZ Drum And Bass Pioneer Bulletproof has released Shake The Foundations an album culled from his 50 odd worldwide releases, and he is also on the verge of an Australian and US tour.

And top off the first wave of album releases for NZMusic Month, 48May's Streetlights & Shadows is out now.

In the spirit of freedom, performances are being held at Sky City throughout May by Debbie Harwood, Katchafire, Batucada Sound Machine, Ardijah, Hello Sailor, Spacifix and more.

On Friday 4th, Sean Aicken's music photography exhibition: Sounds Like a Blur opens at the Schooner Tavern, Auckland. Then the exhibition will appear later in the month (May 21) at San Francisco Bath House, Wellington.