The AGM will happen via Zoom, at 8:45pm, even if you can’t make the rest of the evening, we’d like as many of our members as possible in for the AGM, we expect it to be short and sweet.
If you didn’t get the relevant documents in the newsletter, they are here:-
We can’t run Friday night in the hall until we’re back at Covid Alert Level 1, as it seems highly unlikely that will be so by the 24th, tonight will be another one for the zoomers, Zoom details:- Meeting ID: 812 6795 5786 Passcode: 410388
Circle of Friday night musicians in the Titirangi Beach Hall
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
Adam McGrath is a folk singer stationed wherever he lands. He travels the state highways and byways of New Zealand, Australia, Europe and parts beyond. He hopes for the best, prepares for the worst and believes in the poetry of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles and the fury of word on the page. He lives alone, cooks infrequently and is scared of flags that blow to the right.
His songs have gathered a clutch of good reviews in NZ and overseas, he’s been nominated for a couple of serious music awards (including the Apra Silver Scroll), Graham Reid from the NZ Herald called him ‘NZ’s toughest minded songwriter’, and Barry Saunders from The Warratahs simply described him as “The Truth”.
Although the gathering of such plaudits makes him blush behind his rapidly graying beard, McGrath is very thankful. A people’s player, he works his ass off for any audience he finds himself in front of. He takes the most pride in getting up and putting it down, in both small towns and big, choosing real gigs over showcases and the joy of shaking hands and sharing beers with the folks met along the way.
Described as “two parts Woody Guthrie, one part revival meeting and one part group hug” a McGrath show goes straight for the spirit level in all of us, looking deep for the heart and hoping to reach the thinking part of the brain all the while.
Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start. Floorsingers First half. Admission Members $8.00, Non-Members $12.00, Under 18s Free.
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
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As We expect Auckland will still be in some stage or other of Covid alert, tonight will now be happening by Zoom rather than in the hall, so will be open to all comers from far and wide, not just locals.
Same time 7:30 PM NZ time, 07:30 UTC, different place.
Circle of Friday night musicians in the Titirangi Beach Hall
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
A lover of unaccompanied trad, contemporary folk and dashes of bluesy jazzy feels, Sarita’s toe tapping originals and wistful heartfelt covers alike, will take you on a journey through a spectrum of feels and moods – all sure to delight the young and the old.
Come along and tap your feet, grin from ear to ear and be filled up with a unique Sarita magic. A performance not to be missed.
Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start. Floorsingers First half. Admission Members $8.00, Non-Members $12.00, Under 18s Free.
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
Circle of Friday night musicians in the Titirangi Beach Hall
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
have been laying roots in the Waikato after a great leap across the ditch last year. Their distinctive sound has been reaching far flung places since producing three albums with international tours and airplay. They began making their musical mark in NZ as headliners at Hamilton Folk Festival in 2019. Audiences at last years Wellington Folk Festival & this years Auckland Folk Festival welcomed Sadie & Jay with full voices singing “Why Would You (want to be anywhere else?!”)
With Welsh heritage, Sadie’s love for singing and songwriting is instinctive. Born in Scotland and raised in New Zealand, Jay grew up in the musical Penman family immersed in the tradition. Together they write exquisitely crafted songs blending glorious harmonies with intricate guitar, bouzouki and double bass.
Awarded Australian Celtic Album of the Year 2020, Sadie & Jay’s third release ‘A Passing of Seasons’ weaves stories of spirited historical characters with beautiful instrumentation.
Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start. Floorsingers First half. Admission Members $8.00, Non-Members $12.00, Under 18s Free.
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
Circle of Friday night musicians in the Titirangi Beach Hall
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
Butter Wouldn’t Melt will melt your heart with soulful stories, far-away fables, and not so sappy love songs.
Nick Burfield and Andrea Reid have been busy writing their own material and are in the process of recording their first album, which will be released later this year. Their performance promises to be a unique blend of their many influences including folk, country, blues, jazz, indie, and Americana.
Butter wouldn’t melt will butter you up and leave you wanting more!
Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start. Floorsingers First half. Admission Members $8.00, Non-Members $12.00, Under 18s Free.
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
Circle of Friday night musicians in the Titirangi Beach Hall
An evening of taking turns to share music and songs around the circle, joining in when you can, with harmonies on your instrument or voice. Participate or listen. The choice is yours.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We’re a totally informal, small friendly group of people who like to sing and play music. This is a good place for experienced musicians to meet up and enjoy playing together.
If you do not sing or play and would like to then here you’ll find encouragement. There is never any pressure and you may wish to visit a few times to get confidence or you may already be confident, it does not matter, no one will criticise, only support.
Doors open 7.30pm for a 7.30pm Start Admission $5
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
Master Guitarist Nigel Gavin (Nairobi Trio, Jews Brothers, Neon Quaver) Neil Finlay (The Remarkables, Deadbeats.) have teamed up with Voznueva percussionist Allan MacDonald (he’s from Scotland) to bring you CajynX.
They play an easy mix of Country and Blues and Folk plus the occasional Jazz or pop song that finds its way into the mix.
This is a band that knows how to have a good time and knows how to share it with you.
Doors open 7.30PM for an 8.00PM start. Floorsingers First half. Admission Members $8.00, Non-Members $12.00, Under 18s Free.
We are here. At the bottom of Titirangi Beach Road, just beyond the car park.
