Coming Events
Wahine Surf Film Festival
Dates: Sat 1 July
Steer with your heart, sliding into the light, given and more!
Brave the cold of a winters night to warm the heart with great company and epic surf videos that celebrate wahine in the water, family and friendships.
Screenings kick off at 6.30pm, with five different short and long film titles, going through until about 10pm.
The bar will be open from 5pm, so bring your family and or friends down for a social and fun night to promote Wahine on Waves.
Tickets are available from Gisborne Boardriders $20 for the evening (children 10 yrs and over) or get a whanau pass for 4 for just $50!
All proceeds going towards Wahine on Waves in our region.
Heres the line up:
Women and the Waves (43mins) NZ Premiere
Sliding into the Light (5mins)
Pear Shaped (5mins)
INTERMISSION
Given (1hr 15mins)
INTERMISSION
Liz Clark/Patagonia - Steer with your Heart (18mins) Pre-release screening
Brave the cold of a winters night to warm the heart with great company and epic surf videos that celebrate wahine in the water, family and friendships.
Screenings kick off at 6.30pm, with five different short and long film titles, going through until about 10pm.
The bar will be open from 5pm, so bring your family and or friends down for a social and fun night to promote Wahine on Waves.
Tickets are available from Gisborne Boardriders $20 for the evening (children 10 yrs and over) or get a whanau pass for 4 for just $50!
All proceeds going towards Wahine on Waves in our region.
Heres the line up:
Women and the Waves (43mins) NZ Premiere
Sliding into the Light (5mins)
Pear Shaped (5mins)
INTERMISSION
Given (1hr 15mins)
INTERMISSION
Liz Clark/Patagonia - Steer with your Heart (18mins) Pre-release screening
Annabelle & Ash
Dates: Friday 7 July
Annabell & Ash are playing an acoustic set in the bar for your complete pleasure!
FREE!
-Annabelle & Ash are an acoustic music duo, now based in Hawkes Bay. However, Annabelle is originally from Te Karaka, Gisborne.
-perform a mix of classics in their own unique style - simple and classy
-also a few original tunes, with a country flavour. Ash enjoys experimenting with a slide. Songs are written about experiences together, especially while travelling overseas performing for 2 years
-the timeless sound of the guitar, some percussion and breathtaking vocals.
-busy performing every weekend, it's their passion and love sharing their music with others
FREE!
-Annabelle & Ash are an acoustic music duo, now based in Hawkes Bay. However, Annabelle is originally from Te Karaka, Gisborne.
-perform a mix of classics in their own unique style - simple and classy
-also a few original tunes, with a country flavour. Ash enjoys experimenting with a slide. Songs are written about experiences together, especially while travelling overseas performing for 2 years
-the timeless sound of the guitar, some percussion and breathtaking vocals.
-busy performing every weekend, it's their passion and love sharing their music with others
The Grawlixes
Dates: Friday 21 July
Wellington's Grawlixes embark on a New Zealand tour in celebration of the release of their first album “Set Free.”
Presale tickets $15 from Aviary or undertheradar, $20 on the door.
Grawlixes are an indie-folk duo who explore romance with dry wit and sharp tongue, crafting infectious songs about relationships and not being invited to parties. Continuing the lineage of artists who bring sadness to their sprightly melodies, Grawlixes' music often deals in the melancholy with self-deprecating honesty and beautiful boy-girl harmonies, sung by Robin Cederman and Penelope Esplin (French For Rabbits, Prophet Hens and Sunley Band).
The past few years have seen Grawlixes tour NZ multiple times, along with an extensive tour of Europe in late 2015, supporting (and playing in) label-mates French for Rabbits.
Robin and Penelope filled the shoes of guitarist and bassist in French for Rabbits for the tour (Penelope even having to learn bass), clocking up sizeable stage hours along the way.
Afterward, Grawlixes converted a stuffy spare room into an emerald-curtained home studio and, between shifts and other band commitments, recorded their debut album "Set Free," due for release July 7th (Home Alone/Southbound).
"Set Free" documents a slanted, and emotionally amplified version of the time Robin and Penelope spent as a couple: their initial hopes and joys becoming fears and frustrations, as they tried to negotiate playing together while living together in the hills above Dunedin. It's an interesting choice for a couple to continue playing music together as a duo after breaking up, but none the less, here we are.
Presale tickets $15 from Aviary or undertheradar, $20 on the door.
Grawlixes are an indie-folk duo who explore romance with dry wit and sharp tongue, crafting infectious songs about relationships and not being invited to parties. Continuing the lineage of artists who bring sadness to their sprightly melodies, Grawlixes' music often deals in the melancholy with self-deprecating honesty and beautiful boy-girl harmonies, sung by Robin Cederman and Penelope Esplin (French For Rabbits, Prophet Hens and Sunley Band).
The past few years have seen Grawlixes tour NZ multiple times, along with an extensive tour of Europe in late 2015, supporting (and playing in) label-mates French for Rabbits.
Robin and Penelope filled the shoes of guitarist and bassist in French for Rabbits for the tour (Penelope even having to learn bass), clocking up sizeable stage hours along the way.
Afterward, Grawlixes converted a stuffy spare room into an emerald-curtained home studio and, between shifts and other band commitments, recorded their debut album "Set Free," due for release July 7th (Home Alone/Southbound).
"Set Free" documents a slanted, and emotionally amplified version of the time Robin and Penelope spent as a couple: their initial hopes and joys becoming fears and frustrations, as they tried to negotiate playing together while living together in the hills above Dunedin. It's an interesting choice for a couple to continue playing music together as a duo after breaking up, but none the less, here we are.
POVERTY BAY BLUES NIGHT
Dates: First Tuesday of the month
The best in live music!
Come down on the first Tuesday of the month for the best selection of local music at the Poverty Bay Blues Night. Each month sees a new line-up of musicians giving us a taste of what they've got.
Doors open at 7pm, bands start 8pm. Just $5 on the door
Come down on the first Tuesday of the month for the best selection of local music at the Poverty Bay Blues Night. Each month sees a new line-up of musicians giving us a taste of what they've got.
Doors open at 7pm, bands start 8pm. Just $5 on the door