Category: Club Night

Experience the magic of Joni Mitchell’s timeless music brought to life by the captivating talents of singer-songwriter and guitarist Jan Elliott. With her distinctive voice and heartfelt performances, Jan delivers an enthralling concert that pays homage to one of the most influential songwriters of the 20th century.

From iconic hits like Big Yellow Taxi, Help Me and Circle Game, Jan’s repertoire showcases the legendary depth and artistry of Mitchell’s songbook. Joni’s melodious tunes and poetic, deeply personal lyrics, resonate with authenticity and timelessness.

Jan leads a stellar lineup of musicians, including:

• Cadzow Cossar on acoustic and electric guitars. A seasoned performer on festival stages worldwide, Cadzow adds a worldly touch to the familiar melodies, complementing them without overpowering their essence.
• Stephen Moody on bass. A recent Joni enthusiast, Stephen found himself immersed in the intricate basslines of her music, which have become a key highlight of the performance.

This is the 14th Joni Mitchell tribute concert Jan and her band have performed to great reviews.

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Admission
Members $10.00,
Non-Members $15.00,
Under 18s Free.

Sixteen years in, Jennifer moves between worlds with ease. She was once described as having “irreverent puckish vim” in a mag. She plays Barb in Shane Meadows’ The Gallows Pole, has opened for Pulp and John Cooper Clarke and performed for Chanel’s Metiers d’Art. She’s toured with Eliza Carthy for 18 months, and in 2025, took her songs to Aotearoa’s North Island to critical acclaim.

Rooted in archives and oral histories, her work braids nineteenth century music with the present: teaching, performing, sharing, researching, advocating and supporting spaces for memory and making in the tradition.

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Admission
Members $10.00,
Non-Members $15.00,
Under 18s Free.

The Asher family – John and Monica with children Raynor, Innes and Gavin – were founding members of the Titirangi Folk Music Club. Raynor, Innes and Gavin will perform with Innes and Nigel’s son Harry Champion and other whānau.

They are honoured by this invitation to play and sing together.

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Admission
Members $10.00,
Non-Members $15.00,
Under 18s Free.

The Skiffy Rivets are worth turning out for, thanks to their fun approach with a repertoire that stretches from the funny to the thoughtful — all delivered with tasty harmonies.

Holly Carrington and Pete Parnham share most of the lead vocals with Pete switching guitars to suit the genre. Meanwhile Sue Tearne adds another whole dimension with top-end harmonies, while Cathy Dyer on bass provides the beating heart of the ensemble.

It’s going to be a great evening with new songs and old favourites.

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Admission
Members $10.00,
Non-Members $15.00,
Under 18s Free.

The Slow Water Band –  combines the sounds of guitar, fiddle, whistles, bodhran, and vocals with a touch of Celtic magic!

The band are all experienced musicians and have performed throughout New Zealand. Based on the North Shore, they play stirring music, of the type that might be heard in the pubs of Ireland. They’re equally at home on a stage, at a music festival, in someone’s front room, at special parties or at a Session in a pub. See: https://www.facebook.com/SlowWaterBand/

Alan Wagstaff and his wife, Ruth, were  immersed in the English Folk music scene from a young age. As educators they brought music and the arts to their classes on a daily basis. Alan is  our guitarist, lead singer and arranger;  Ruth plays recorders, whistles and the bodhran. Sarah Poppe is a natural dramatic performer. She is also an educator, showing her pride in her Celtic heritage with her lively fiddle playing.  Stephen Cope captivates audiences when he is playing music and is never far from his accordion. 

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Admission
Members $10.00,
Non-Members $15.00,
Under 18s Free.

Starts 5:30PM

We are planning a night of remembrance and fun
with fabulous music from Folk Club originals.
We certainly hope to hear the Titirangi harmonies in full voice!
As part of this celebration a meal will be provided.
You are asked to BYO drink and nibbles.

Doors open 5.00PM for an 5:30PM start.
Invited performers all evening.
Admission Free

From lively rag-time blues and comical ditties to compelling epic tales and ballads, this rare pairing take you on a rousing musical adventure with their gritty historical songs of spirited characters, events and legends.

Wielding guitars, bouzouki, banjo & double bass, Sadie & Jay return to Titirangi Folk Club to perform their highly original music greatly inspired by the Australian & Kiwi experience.

“The third album from this duo continues their diverse musical narrative and this is a joy from beginning to end. Covering topics as diverse as mining disasters, bushfires, Opal mining and the wartime sacrifice of the ANZACs… The key to their success is the obvious musical chemistry between them… cannot wait to see them again.”

Grem Devlin – The Living Tradition UK

Find out more at www.sadieandjaymusic.com

We’ll be squeezing in the AGM during the break,

Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start.
Floorsingers First half.
Break & AGM approx 8:45ish
More floorsingers if AGM is short and we can fit them in
Sadie & Jay 9:30ish
Admission Free