Join Andrew, Jimmy Ray Cameron and Wayne Mason for a night of rousing country-rock and Western swing standards and originals from their three albums ‘Cattlestoppin’, ‘Back to Rosetta Road’ and ‘Dancing in the Rain’. Petone Library is a terrific small venue – site of many excellent cattlestop gigs over the years.
Kirsten and Andrew treading the boards at Southwards Theatre with legends Ray Woolf, Tina Cross, Sam Manzanza, Paul Ubana Jones and Dennis Marsh. A fundraiser for the Kapiti Performing Arts Centre.
Four of New Zealand’s busiest songwriters offer an entertaining evening of wordplay, musical and otherwise, as they join forces to perform their favourite original songs. Andrew London, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Rob Joass are all well-seasoned musicians who all tour their own respective bands, sometimes internationally. Coming together in Too Many Chiefs to celebrate song-writing and share… Read More »
Four of New Zealand’s busiest songwriters offer an entertaining evening of wordplay, musical and otherwise, as they join forces to perform their favourite original songs. Andrew London, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Rob Joass are all well-seasoned musicians who all tour their own respective bands, sometimes internationally. Coming together in Too Many Chiefs to celebrate song-writing and share… Read More »
Winter concert at one of New Zealand’s finest Lodges. Too Many Chiefs are four singer/songwriters ‘in the round’ who like to help each other render their own favourite original songs. Rob Joass, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Andrew London all come at songwriting from different angles but share enough common ground to enjoy collaborating in a two hour… Read More »
Country and blues-themed covers and originals in the spruced-up-for-the-occasion Lindale Barn auditorium. Professional lights and sound organised by Audiosuite Studios, core trio The Stable Geniuses comprising Andrew London (guitar), Ross McDermott (bass) and Brent Macfarlane (drums) with special guests including Neil Billington (harmonica) and Wayne Mason (piano). There may be train songs. The Cafe will offer a bar… Read More »
Four of New Zealand’s busiest songwriters offer an entertaining evening of wordplay, musical and otherwise, as they join forces to perform their favourite original songs. Andrew London, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Rob Joass are all well-seasoned musicians who tour their own respective bands nationally. Coming together in Too Many Chiefs to celebrate song-writing and share stories from… Read More »
Four of New Zealand’s busiest songwriters offer an entertaining evening of wordplay, musical and otherwise, as they join forces to perform their favourite original songs. Andrew London, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Rob Joass are all well-seasoned musicians who tour their own respective bands nationally. Coming together in Too Many Chiefs to celebrate song-writing and share stories from… Read More »
Four songwriters go head-to head with axes and microphones drawn. Hilarity ensues but mutual respect underlies apparent chaos. Laura Collins (poignancy one minute – blues belters the next), Rob Joass (Pathos and grit), Wayne Mason (layers of psychoanalysis required) and Andrew London (satire & cynicism) mash up their favourite songs with each other. Enough material for a Psychiatric… Read More »
Four songwriters go head-to head with axes and microphones drawn. Hilarity ensues but mutual respect underlies apparent chaos. Laura Collins (poignancy one minute – blues belters the next), Rob Joass (Pathos and grit), Wayne Mason (layers of psychoanalysis required) and Andrew London (satire & cynicism) mash up their favourite songs with each other. Enough material for a Psychiatric… Read More »