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Ben Eastwood
Ben has been hugely inspired by the southern landscape and has performed around Wanaka for a couple of years now. He comes back to us from a sojourn in Sydney to give us that gentle easy flavour of h... > See More |
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CORC and COCO - Faurés Requiem
Faurés Requiem
Of the many settings of the Requiem, Gabriel Fauré’s is the most widely loved. In comparison with the large-scale masterpieces of Verdi, Brahms and Berlioz, Fauré’s work seems gentle... > See More |
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Classics Up Close - New Zealand String Quartet
What happens when Goldilocks discovers that the three bears are musicians? Could the Pachelbear Canon provide a clue? And can a violin really hold a conversation?
This special concert will appeal... > See More |
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Delgirl
Their sound has been described as Louisiana wrapped up in heartland New Zealand. They sound like friends sitting around, swapping stories and instruments and just bursting into song. And friends they... > See More |
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Frank Burkitt
Born and raised in the Scottish Highlands, Frank Burkitt has made Edinburgh his second home and his songwriting has become heavily influenced by the thriving folk scene, combining the traditional Scot... > See More |
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Haydn: The Seven Last Words from the Cross performed by New Zealand String Quartet
This very moving work is illuminated by the eloquent performing style of the New Zealand String Quartet by the words of poet Dinah Hawken and by the images of artist Nigel Brown. It was written initia... > See More |
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Hell, Man
Helen Medlyn is back! And dealing a rogue card. She and music director Penny Dodd have called it Hell, Man.
Bulging with ‘boy’ songs, this is no all-woman show – this is all-man! Restraining her ‘o... > See More |
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Jess Chambers and Justin Firefly
Sweet music from a rising local talent. The Wellington singer and songwriter spent years searching for the right sound to accompany her delicate-yet-dynamic voice, a voice that soars lightly to hit im... > See More |
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Kransky Sisters
After sell-out seasons and a bunch of festival awards in the U.K, Europe and Australia, the Kransky Sisters are unloading their baggage and bringing their hit show to you. Venturing far from the dusty... > See More |
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L.A Mitchell
L.A Mitchell has a superbly warm, gravelly voice that can soar over her band and into the rafters. Her first album Debut uncorked a sparkling collection of seductive soul and jazz that revealed her ta... > See More |
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Mamaku Project
The Mamaku Project weaves bohemian French flavours and Pacifica dub, scents of the Middle East and a sprinkling of circus into a fresh style. French-Kiwi co-founders Tui Mamaki and Monsieur Escargot ... > See More |
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NZ Army Dance Band with Fabio and Ana Robles
This twelve-piece dance band will set your toes tapping. Come along for a night of great dance music and we’ll make sure there’s room for you to get up and enjoy some dancing, whatever your age or st... > See More |
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Serenata a Tre - flute, guitar and viola
With flute, guitar and viola, this concert will take you on a journey from the Viennese and Italian Classics through to Piazzolla and other 20th century composers. Serenata a Tre are a trio with wit,... > See More |
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SJD
Sean James Donnelly and his band are fresh from a national tour launching their fifth CD Dayglo Spectres. Their previous appearances include 95bFM’s Summer Series, the Big Day Out, WOMAD and not forg... > See More |
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Southern Suite - Duets with Michael Houstoun and Diedre Irons
Michael Houstoun is New Zealand’s leading classical pianist and a regular favourite at the Festival. He is joined by another wonderful pianist Diedre Irons – to play the world premiere of a specially... > See More |
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Vebka
Vebka is a soulful singer/songwriter. A smoky voice that pairs subtle emotion with power. Described by one critic as ‘simply beautiful’, her music sits somewhere on the pop side of soul, with the bass... > See More |
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Waves of Laughter - A visual and musical collaboration
A Visual and Musical Collaboration
DJ Anton Carter and artist Michel Tuffery
DJ Choice One/MC Antsman digs deep in the record crates to provide a musical journey from the 1970s Viking Records st... > See More |
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The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra
Pulling together some of the capital’s favourite musicians and commanding the four-string like you’ve never heard it before, the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra’s merry strummers have becom... > See More |
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