February 2026
Party Of Special Things To Do – night 2
Festival of adventurous music and deep listening February 7th Concert - Lyttelton Coffee Co. 8pm February 8th Deep listening wananga - Red-zone location TBC 2pm Concert - Space Academy 8pm Mahina Kingi-Kaui Rory Dalley / Michael Kime / Haimoana Palmer / Luka Reardon Anna Fält (Finland, supported by Swedish Arts Grants Committee) Jean-Philippe Gross (France, supported by Rise / La Muse en Circuit - Musica, and La Spedidam) Raquel Thomas / Stephanie Engelbrecht Ira Hadžić (Germany, supported by the Goethe-Institut)…
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Festival of adventurous music and deep listening acoustic/solo, art/noise, Luke Shaw, Heather Webb, Will Callaghan, Taipua Adams, Raquel Thomas, Stephanie Engelbrecht, Phil Durrant, Christoph Gallio (Switzerland/UK, supported by Stadt Baden, Fondation Suisa, Swiss Arts Council, Schweizerische Interpretenstiftung, and Aargauer Kuratorium), Jenny Ward, Nick Harte, James Robinson, Jean-Philippe Gross (France, supported by Rise / La Muse en Circuit - Musica, and La Spedidam)
Find out more »Local Music: Bad Llamas, Paperwaves And Not Yet Landed
A night of original music from Ōtautahi / Christchurch's local Music scene. Your band's for the evening are....... Bad Llamas Local band of 7 years, 1 album and soon to start making album 2. Hot off the heels from a recent sold out gig the make Music to move to or be moved by, you can expect them to bring their usual high energy performance of Indie Rock blended with soul, pop and synth will have you dancing all night…
Find out more »Friday 13th Party – Katharticus, Narcotic Tonsils, Leahevil
Don your darkest outfit, bring your unlucky charm, cast a good-time spell and celebrate Friday 13th with us! Music by: LeahEvil Narcotic Tonsils Katharticus (Ōtepoti Dunedin) This event will be just $10 at the door, or score a super deal online with $5 tickets from Under The Radar. Doors - 8pm
Find out more »Groove Council – ‘In Session’ EP Release Tour
When it comes to the dancefloor, Te Whanganui-a-Tara based jazz-house band Groove Council means business. On their agenda is an uninterrupted dose of live jazz-house dance music guaranteed to keep feet moving and approval ratings rising all night long. When in session, they fuse DJ sensibilities with hypnotic soundscapes and jazz-informed improvisational flare to craft relentlessly groovy nonstop live sets. Having swiftly won the mandate of Wellington’s voters through their joyous live meetings, the council have taken their agenda to…
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