Concerts

Join us for an hour of live music in the galleries of The Arts House Trust at Pah Homestead, this week with John Olding & Steve Gerrish.

Natarani and Joanne are delighted to offer a programme of dramatic and beautiful music from the great European Classical Tradition.

Bakelite Brothers is a covers band consisting of Paul on main vocals, Jack on lead, Peter on bass and Gui on drums. They specialise in covering a vibrant and popular range of music from 50s Old Time, Blues, and Rock 'n' Roll to Country and Classic Rock.

This performance will be a chance to catch up on what Lawrence Arabia has been working on for the past few years of radio silence. A solo performance on piano, guitar and keyboard with (perhaps) the odd special guest appearance.

The Mollymawks are an acoustic guitar/vocals/violin duo from Aotearoa playing original songs and tunes with a Celtic flavour. Their music has been played on National Radio, bFM and EastFM.   

6 - 8PM
$40.00

Discover what makes Paul Ubana Jones a 'world class solo acoustic artist'. Kicking off this year’s Sunday Concert Series is this conjuror of unique and original songs, rooted in primal Blues and Soul.

Classical guitarist Koh Kazama will take you on a journey of music from around the world. The program will showcase the diversity of sounds and endless possibilities of the classical guitar. From Baroque music to bossa nova, featured composers will include Bach, Jobim, Piazzolla, Villa-Lobos, Yocoh and more.

Rod MacKinnon is a singer/songwriter with a varied original repertoire. His roots are in folk music, which he has developed eclectically over the years, reflecting on life, frequently with quirky observations. His music covers a range of genres from folksy blues to jazzy ballads.

Meet Mona Hums — an indie folk singer-songwriter based in West Auckland. Active in community music clubs, she performs at events and open mics with friends from the Hobsonville Music Club.

Matthias Balzat and Modi Deng come together with a vibrant programme of classical music featuring Poulenc's Cello Sonata, Martinů Variations on a Theme of Rossini, and Manuel de Falla's Suite Populaire Espagnole.