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“In 2026, there’s no better celebration of all that’s heroic and daft and delightful about hard rock than The Darkness.” The Darkness in Auckland, New Zealand – live review

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“In 2026, there’s no better celebration of all that’s heroic and daft and delightful about hard rock than The Darkness.” The Darkness in Auckland, New Zealand – live review

At the end of the year, The Darkness will headline the O2 in London: This week, we caught up with them at a venue 1/20th of the size in New Zealand

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