Too Many Chiefs at the Nivara Lounge (Hamilton)
Fantastic basement venue; perfect intimate environment for chatting and delivering original songs & stories with Rob Joass, Wayne Mason and Charlotte Yates.
Tag Archives: folk
Andrew & Kirsten at Whirinaki (Upper Hutt)
Whirinaki Whare Taonga, also known as Expressions. A couple of hours’ culture for you lucky Huttites. Andrew London’s songs evoke 1940s jazz, Celtic folk and Texas swing stylings, but the lyrics often betray a satirical streak or social commentary; with a significant element of self-deprecating humour typical of middle aged, middle class, Middle Earth dwelling Kiwis. Koha Entry… Read More »
Sorry NOT THIS WEEK – A & K at Robert Harris Coastlands
Breakfast joy…
Andrew London Duo at Toi Mahara Gallery Opening
K and I will be playing inside the gallery 5.30-7.00pm Come and celebrate the re-opening of the gallery with a festive weekend of music, performance, food, and art! We will be celebrating the opening of Toi MAHARA with a two-day festival of events in Mahara Place, supported by Kāpiti Coast District Council and the Waikanae Business Association.… Read More »
The Silver Hammers play The Beatles at The Wanganui Club
The Silver Hammers are three baby boomers and two who just miss the cut by a decade or so, all of whom occasionally worship at the feet of the Fab Four. Andrew & Kirsten London lead the charge on vocals and era-appropriate Hofner guitars, Anje Glindemann channels Ringo, Ramon Oza takes lead guitar duty and Wayne Mason, whose… Read More »
Sensible New Year’s Eve – The Swing Voters at The Winemaker’s Daughter
Now an annual fixture, with Andrew & Kirsten, Anje Glindemann, Brian Omundsen, Wayne Mason and Jeremy Fleming. Mike’s Magnificent Buffet included – eating 6.30. Worth $60 on its own (seriously). We play 5.30 till about 8.00. Brilliant. Celebrating Jimmy Buffet and Gordon Lightfoot in a small way. Tix $60 on Eventfinda.
Andrew & Kirsten at The Outhouse
with Ian & Moira from legal Tender
Andrew London Trio at Pavilion
with special guest Neil Billington – there will be lots of bluesy jazz, bluesy country, bluesy rock’n’roll and bluesy blues. And maybe some other things as well, including great beer and pizzas and a view to die for.
Andrew solo at Dockside
looking out the window dreamily
Andrew London Trio at Kumeu Arts Centre
with Wayne Mason and a gramophone. New songs about supermarkets, Spotify, neighbours and toilets. Doors open 7.30pm. Tickets $30.00 : Get tickets here.