Too Many Chiefs at Whakaipo Lodge
Four singer/songwriters in the round at one of NZ’s most luxurious lodges. Annual Winter concert featuring Wayne Mason, Rob Joass, Laura Collins and Andrew London. Tickets here at Eventfinda.
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Andrew London Trio at Opotiki Arts Hall
‘House Party’. K and I will present a selection of ‘most-requested’, with Wayne Mason on the 100 year-old restored Bechstein salon grande piano. The tables will be moved aside and we will have a jolly good knees-up. BYO tipple and a plate to share.
Andrew London album launch at the Grand
With guest Wayne Mason. Call the Grand on 063450955. $55.00 for magnificent buffet meal and a couple of hours of mostly original music.
Andrew London Album Launch
‘Get back To Work! at the Hokowhitu BC. K and I are playing duo more and more these days, stripping the songs back to their essence and sharpening the focus. We’ll be playing songs from our new album about various things, and exploring our back catalogue form the last 20 years. Call Steve 0273682367
Hogsnort Bulldogs Goodtime Show at The Globe!
We double-bill with these ’70s icons…yes of course they will play ‘Pretty Girl’, ‘Everyone Knows’, Miss September’, Life Begins at 40′ and of course ‘Aunty Alice’. which, if you’re as old as me, will take you right back to the late 60s when these guys were household names. See more about them here. Tix at Eventfinda!
Cancelled – Too Many Chiefs at Mistlewood
Rob Joass, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Andrew London terrorise each other with their songs, this time in Southbridge
Cancelled – Too Many Chiefs at Balcairn Hall
Rob Joass, Wayne Mason, Laura Collins and Andrew London terrorise each other with their songs.
Andrew London Trio at the Pavilion
with Wayne Mason – great pizza and a view to dye your hair for.
Duo at Ocean Beach Eatery, Foxton Beach
Sunday lounge by the beach
Hogsnort Bulldogs Goodtime Show in Carterton
We double-bill with these ’70s icons…yes of course they will play ‘Pretty Girl’, ‘Everyone Knows’, Miss September’, Life Begins at 40′ and of course ‘Aunty Alice’. which, if you’re as old as me, will take you right back to the late 60s when these guys were household names. See more about them here.