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 »
Devonport Folk Club appearance for Andrew, Kirsten & Nils. Subtle and subversive satire in a Hot Club Swing style. ‘Flight of the Concords for Rest Homes’. Email Roger for details.
Swinging into Spring watching the sun go down over the City…glass of wine and some tunes with Andrew, Kirsten and Nils. (wood-fired pizza too)
Swingin’ by the Sea. Andrew, Kirsten and James TJ on sax/flute/whistle/kazoo/melodica/spoons/forks/knives/pizza and lager phone. Oops no sorry that should just read lager.
Some old, some new, some surprises with Andrew, Kirsten and James TJ, our mental instrumultanist. $40 includes great buffet meal.
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 »
Wayne Mason, Laura Collins, Rob Joass and Andrew London argue over basses, guitars, pianos and mandolins while contributing to each others’ songs. Much chaos and laughter ensues. Email the Grand to book at $55 pp, usual astonishing buffet included.
Scintillating swing and subversive satire at this delightfully retro bowler, organised by that old Bent Horseshoe himself, Steve Tolley. Call Steve on 027-368-2367 to book. $25.00