Blessed with a delicate yet broad vocal range that possesses a wispy, gossamer quality, and an uncanny ability to compose both haunting and catchy melodies, Bic Runga is an indigenous New Zealand ...
Strap yourselves in, nostalgics – Bic Runga is finally coming back to Australia. And it’s not just a polite little visit… it’s a full-blown national tour with new music in tow, and New Zealand ...
Bic Runga is the first to admit she is not the same singer Kiwis first fell in love with 15 years ago. When her poignant single, Drive, hit our airwaves back in 1996, she was a 20-year-old struggling ...
Her 1998 debut, “Drive,” was the biggest-selling album by a local artist in New Zealand history, but Bic Runga sings with a distinctly New York sensibility on “Beautiful Collision,” her second release ...
Dropping like robotic manna from a futuristic heaven comes Silicon's 'Drive' remix, continuing the awesome 20th anniversary celebration of Bic Runga's 'Drive'. Bic says "It's been fun to hear Drive ...
Much has happened in the 26 years since Bic Runga released her first hit, Drive. Photo / Babiche Martens Bic Runga tells Greg Bruce why she hates talking about herself and how YouTube has changed the ...
When Bic Runga hears the chorus of her 1997 single Sway, she can't help but laugh. "How's that snare drum?" she exclaims. "That's a 90s snare. It's almost Zooropa-era U2." It's been 29 years since its ...
It has been three years since Bic Runga sang to a New Zealand audience. In the meantime, she has jammed with former Mint Chicks frontman Kody Nielson (forming Opossum), had another baby and toured ...
Bic Runga's musical career went on the backburner while she took on the role of motherhood. But she's back, with a new album and a tour, including two Christchurch shows. Life's music by Kate Preece ...
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