Pomahaka-Tyne are a folk duo who perform songs and tunes from North-East England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia and beyond.Janet sings and plays guitar, alongside Helen who plays the Northumbrian Small Pipes and a variety of whistles. The name 'Pomahaka Tyne', is after their home-town rivers. Club night - floor singers first half.
Irish session, 4 to 7pm every Sunday
ADAM McGRATH IN CONCERT – “National treasure”, powerful singer-songwriter from the South. Bookings absolutely essential.
Trad Irish Session held at The Nix on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month. BYO venue, all welcome
Blues & More really began 50 years ago when Linda and Alistair ‘met in a pub, the dog days of the year, two guitars and a song between them. They began writing songs together about 8 years ago and finally decided to record them so that their family would have a record of their work. ... Read more
Celtic Ferret are delighted to be return to Music at Midday and playing more of their favourite songs and tunes. The sounds of guitar, mandolin, whistles, smallpipes, bodhran, harmonica and flutes will drift from the magnificent drawing room to echo through the beautiful art-filled rooms of the Pah Homestead. Steeped in the folk tradition, their ... Read more
Irish session, 4 to 7pm every Sunday
FIRE IN THE MOUNTAIN Session around the fire 7-10pm. No charge.
Annual General Meeting followed by songs from the floor.
Join the Old-Time session with Auckland Bluegrass Club! 4th Wednesday of each month at the NIX in Grey Lynn
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours. We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced ... Read more
Come join the Hillsborough Ceilidh! Everyone is welcome; our friendly caller will explain everything and our live band will get you on your feet and dancing.Our ceilidh dances are alcohol-free and family friendly. Funded by the Puketāpapa Local Board.
