Nairobi Trio @ The Bunker
NAIROBI TRIO IN CONCERT – Dynamic New Zealand jazz! Door sales, tickets $20. Doors open at 7:30.
NAIROBI TRIO IN CONCERT – Dynamic New Zealand jazz! Door sales, tickets $20. Doors open at 7:30.
Touring in support of last year’s critically acclaimed album Last Night I Heard the Dog Star Bark, Gwenifer Raymond brings her singular, spellbinding approach to American primitive guitar to New Zealand for the very first time. Widely regarded as one of the great folk guitarists of the 21st century, Raymond has earned international praise for her ... Read more
A showcase of live original music from around New Zealand, performed in an amazing intimate acoustic venue. This month we are featuring two artists who will do a 60 minute set each Miho's Jazz Orchestra & Albi & The Wolves Special note regarding parking: There is a gate controlling vehicular access to Mt Victoria. If ... Read more
Singer-songwriting luminary, Mel Parsons, has announced a seven-date national theatre tour with her band in August and September 2026, celebrating her much-anticipated new album, CASTLE HILL, to released on August 7. Taking its name from the remote mountain town in the Southern Alps where it was recorded, CASTLE HILL was produced by Josh Logan and ... Read more
John, Linda and Steve have blended their considerable talents to create a superb show for the Barebones Acoustic Folk Club. John Olding, well known in the Auckland blues scene for his vocals, guitar and Weissenborn slide guitar, has been with Bluegrass & Beyond and various combos around Auckland’s acoustic venues.Linda Whitcombe, a longtime favourite of ... Read more
The Clare Inn Wednesday Showtime presents: Scotty B from HMC bedazzles on guitar, sharing songs that make you laugh and cry. Pomahaka-Tyne is a folk music duo featuring Janet Thomson on vocals and guitar and Helen Douglas on the Northumbrian Small Pipes and whistles, named after the home-town rivers of their roots (the Pomahaka River ... Read more
Ōtepoti’s longstanding indie folk favourites The Broken Heartbreakers have emerged from the mists to announce their brand new album, as well as a full nationwide tour this September. Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving marks the band’s fifth album and debut on Nadia Reid’s boutique Slow Time Records label, set to be unveiled on ... Read more
Ōtepoti’s longstanding indie folk favourites The Broken Heartbreakers have emerged from the mists to announce their brand new album, as well as a full nationwide tour this September. Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving marks the band’s fifth album and debut on Nadia Reid’s boutique Slow Time Records label, set to be unveiled on ... Read more
Music at Midday:The Mollymawks The Mollymawks are an acoustic guitar/vocals/violin duo from Aotearoa playing original songs and tunes with a Celtic flavour. Their music has been played on National Radio, bFM and EastFM. The duo comprises of Al Baxter on vocals and guitar, and Emily Allen on fiddle. Al writes and performs in both the ... Read more
Blending blues, rock, folk, and jazz, Paul Ubana Jones has crafted a distinctive contemporary sound that has captivated audiences around the world. His soulful performances and exceptional musicianship have made him one of New Zealand's most respected singer-songwriters. Born in England and of Swiss heritage, Paul Ubana Jones picked up the guitar at just 11 ... Read more
This spring, Rowena Wise makes her long-awaited New Zealand debut, bringing an intimate solo show across the motu for the first time. With just voice and guitar, Rowena’s songs hit with a rare kind of clarity - tender, point-blank, and unafraid of the quietest truths. From Melbourne to Auckland, Wellington to Oakura and beyond, the ... Read more
Friday 23 October! Ōmiha Folk Club presents Adam & Marika Adam Ogle first performed at the Ōmiha Folk Club with the wonderful Hannah Morrell and instantly won us over. Super funny and charismatic, he is also an extraordinarily talented and engaging guitarist. We have since spotted him playing everywhere from folk festivals to floating past ... Read more