You're invited to a house concert with Monty Bevins & Amiria Grenell
At Nirdosh and Mareile's house in Purau
Sunday 14 February 2021
Music will start 4pm
Email montygig@gmail.com for details and a bank a/c to confirm your ($20) tickets
This is a house/garden concert, we want you to be comfortable and happy , enjoying beautiful music in an intimate and personal setting.
You'll hear all the notes and words, the stories about each song, and leave with a smiling heart. Monty and Amiria are both currently recording new albums, so you will get a chance to hear some new material at this concert.
A little more on each artist below ...
Monty Bevins is a New Zealand based singer-songwriter. Known as a touching, spirited performer, whose soul-folk songs ask the big questions while telling the small stories, Bevins has built a loyal following throughout his homeland. With a warm rich voice and articulate guitar grooves, he digs out and distills themes of tenderness, personal revolution and adventure. Perpetually touring, at a pace that allows encounter, Monty draws inspiration from the stories of the people he meets...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrnO-5IS-Cs
https://youtu.be/90kpvRJVx1o
Amiria Grenell
Daughter of legendary Country musician John Grenell, Amiria grew up on a farm in Whitecliffs, Canterbury where her family hosted decades of music festivals in the back paddocks.
She has followed her heritage into a colourful and long standing career as a touring artist and respected songwriter.
Her crystalline voice finely balances between gentle restraint and emotive strength, with instrumentation that is equally impressive.
Winner of a Tui NZ Music Award for her album 'Three Feathers' & a finalist for the same award for her album 'Autumn', this songwriter is currently recording her fourth studio album.
Her style is New Folk with hints of gentle pop & country. Her songwriting is honest, delicate and filled with a love of nature and adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEqchYSx7rI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gIYAU-8110
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