2 bands ● 4 sets ● no opener ● all headliner
Flannel Hound presents, MIXED DOUBLES!
Two acts will play two sets each, rotating through the night. They'll be covering some of each others songs and generally working together to put on a completely one-off performance. This show is all about mixing up the gig format, encouraging artist collaboration, and producing a truly unique experience that has to be seen IN PERSON!
Our performers this evening are Hotel Emily & Lovers Anonymous.
Doors 8.00pm
Show begins 8.30pm sharp
Tickets $25 (which includes a $5 venue kickback - more on that at the end)
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Hotel Emily
Hotel Emily have spent the past year sharpening their sound and steadily working their way into the Ōtautahi indie sphere. Driven by restless energy and a love of the craft, they are becoming one of the city's most exciting new voices.
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Lovers Anonymous
Ōtautahi's most sentimental pair of indie/folk yearners, Lovers Anonymous, step into the new year having learned a touch more about love and growing ever less anonymous as they continue to warm hearts on St Asaph Street.
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Who are Flannel Hound?
Flannel Hound are a promoter and events organisation run as a non-profit. They host interesting and odd shows that mix up the gig format, and they reinvest 100% of their profit into the arts community through grants or funding other shows.
When you buy tickets to a Flannel Hound gig you know you are getting a unique experience and directly contributing towards a more sustainable local art scene!
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Our ticketing model:
When Neck of the Woods nearly closed its doors in June 2026, the whole arts scene recognised that the old model of funding venues through alcohol is unsustainable at best, and dangerous at worst. That's why Flannel Hound are trialling a model which includes a $5 kickback to the venue for every ticket sold.
The Flannel Hound Kaupapa is to leave every part of the arts ecosystem we encounter better off for our interaction. With that in mind, trialling a model like this seemed like a no brainer!
