August 2026
Americana with Shady Wade and Blair Morgan
A night of Americana classics and originals with Ōtautahi singer-songwriters Shady Wade and Blair Morgan. Shady Wade is known for his warm, introspective storytelling, he writes self-reflective music that highlights the delicate and tender parts of life. Blair Morgan is a multi-instrumentalist, and co-hosts The Real Americana Podcast/radio show on Plains FM. He delivers an authentic blend of folk storytelling, Americana, blues, and country-rock. They are both regular hosts at the Evil Genius Open Mic where they connect with with…
Find out more »4EPS Release Celebration – Sivle Talk, Sogg, U-No Juno, Vagina Dry
4EPS is a stellar collaborative double-vinyl EP from DUN Records. Paying homage to the iconic 1982 Dunedin Double, it features four distinct EPs by Ōtepoti (Dunedin) bands: Sivle Talk, Sogg, Vagina Dry, and U-No Juno. And the bands are celebrating!
Find out more »Brain Storm – A Musical Journey of Recovery by Bryony Matthews
Brain Storm is an immersive live music and storytelling experience exploring the realities of traumatic brain injury and the long road to recovery. Created by Ōtautahi singer songwriter Bryony Matthews, the show weaves together original songs, personal storytelling, and evocative visuals to share a deeply human story of loss, resilience, and adaptation. Drawing on Bryony's own experience of life-changing head trauma, Brain Storm offers a rare and honest glimpse into the often-unseen challenges of living with an acquired brain injury.…
Find out more »Brain Storm – A Musical Journey of Recovery by Bryony Matthews
Brain Storm is an immersive live music and storytelling experience exploring the realities of traumatic brain injury and the long road to recovery. Created by Ōtautahi singer songwriter Bryony Matthews, the show weaves together original songs, personal storytelling, and evocative visuals to share a deeply human story of loss, resilience, and adaptation. Drawing on Bryony's own experience of life-changing head trauma, Brain Storm offers a rare and honest glimpse into the often-unseen challenges of living with an acquired brain injury.…
Find out more »Al Park: celebrating 50 years of Chch Singing & Strummin’
Al Park: celebrating 50 years of Christchurch Singing & Strummin’ Lyttelton based musician, Al Park, is celebrating his fiftieth year of strumming, singing and playing his music around the Canterbury region. From the early days of his Mollet Street venue; through the 80’s at Sumners, Marine Tavern; the 90’s with the Latter Day Sinners; to Al’s bar at the start of the century; then the Harbour Union after the earthquakes and, his solo shows and the very popular, regular, Wednesday…
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