A night of fabulous live music featuring 3 live bands, timed to include a 60th birthday celebration for ROAD DOG band members Dave, Pete and Aaron.
Morristown Band hits the stage at 7:30 PM, followed by Pretending to be Famous, and then ROAD DOG closing out the night!
Get ready for a masterclass in high-energy, feel-good rock! ROAD DOG The Band is hitting the stage, bringing their signature commercial radio-ready sound that perfectly blends infectious rock melodies with smooth hints of blues, pop, and jazz. Driven by the tight, razor-sharp arrangements of Pete O'Neill, Dave Morello, and Aaron Coddel, this power trio is universally known as one of the tightest, most energetic live acts around. With a massive focus on deep groove, unforgettable hooks, and powerhouse backing vocals, ROAD DOG delivers a polished yet explosive live experience. If you are craving a night of elite musicianship and non-stop energy, this is the one gig you cannot afford to miss!
'Pretending to be Famous' led by Andrew Healey, is a five-piece band from Auckland, New Zealand.
Blending rich melodies with infectious hooks, the band generates a high-energy sound reminiscent of The Beatles and Crowded House.
Consisting of vocalist/guitarist Andrew Healey, bassist/vocalist Amos Clarke, vocalist Tanya Hiskens, drummer Dave Morello and keyboardist Gray Patterson, PTBF have come a long way since forming in 2024. Their debut single, ‘Liberation Day,’ is due for release in November, and they are working on an album that is due for release in 2027.
Support act 'Morristown' delivers songs with distinctive melodies, well-defined structures, and catchy, relatable lyrics that invite audiences to sing along. Blending elements of singer-songwriter, indie, and pop, their music is both uplifting and emotionally evocative.
The band brings to life songs penned by Wendy Morris, shaping them through a collaborative process that highlights their collective creativity.
With three female vocalists sharing lead duties, Morristown’s captivating three-part harmonies are a defining feature of their sound. More than just a band, Morristown sits at the heart of a vibrant creative community, actively facilitating events and showcasing fellow performers.
The venue, WorkShop 26 is a performance and arts space situated on private property at 26 Donovan Street, on the edge of the commercial district of Blockhouse Bay.
There is a mix of chairs and couches, with some space available for dancing. Plenty of parking is available in the surrounding area, including on the street, at the shopping centre and in nearby streets.
Limited parking is available on the property, but please leave this for those unloading musical equipment or for mobility reasons.
Tea and coffee are provided free of charge. Please note: there is no bar.
$15 pre-sales, $20 on the door/$15 unwaged on the door
