Back by popular demand! The McSweeney Brothers have established themselves as one of Auckland’s leading performing Irish bands. Formed in 1996, they were invited to ‘put the Irish back’ into ... Read more
Sammy Leary comes from Tamaki-Makaurau and performs traditional & original music often with strong New Zealand themes but also from the broader Folk traditions of Ireland, Britain and the USA. ... Read more
Barry and Lorna Swallow met through Folkie friends back in the late 1970’s. They shared a love of the music of Nic Jones, who has subsequently been a major influence ... Read more
SaltWood - Anna Dunwoodie and Len Salt This musical duo was born out of a challenge. Anna Dunwoodie - harpist, teacher, arranger, composer and Len Salt - guitarist, with a ... Read more
Enda Kenny is an Irish-born songwriter who has made his home in Australia. Through ten independent albums, his thoughtful, descriptive stories have struck a chord with festival audiences worldwide. A ... Read more
Gary Óg, from Glasgow, has been one of leading figures in Irish rebel folk music for 30 years. He burst on to the scene with his first band, Éire Óg ... Read more
Join us for a fun afternoon of ceilidh dancing and Christmas celebrations!
Emerging from under the radar into the Auckland folk music scene in 2000, Ian has become a well-known folkie, performing with groups such as Westumbria, SuperSheep, and most recently Celtic ... Read more
Warren Payne has been a regular performer on the Auckland music scene for several decades now and has been making his living from his music for the last 15 years ... Read more
Every year on 30 November people in Scotland celebrate the country's patron saint - St Andrew. The day is marked with a celebration of Scottish culture, traditional food and music. ... Read more
David & Shimna are back with a fresh show and mini tour! Hot on the heels of separate performances in World of Wearable arts, The World Mega Yacht, Pop-up Globe, ... Read more
Graham McPherson – Singer-songwriter from Aberdeen Scotland with Scottish ballads old and new. Floor singers first half. Members $5 non-members $8.