Doors - 7:00
Music - 7:30 ft.
Tickets:
*$20 Pre-sale Online via Eventfinda*
$25 Cash OTD
**Ft. Support from Albi:
Albi is a seasoned musician who's mostly recognised for his part in his indie folk trio Albi & The Wolves. That upbeat indie folk band has sent him overseas to Australia, Rarotonga and even Canada to perform at conferences and festivals. They also won the Best Folk Artist award at the Aoteroa Music Awards in 2018, and have opened for Damien Dempsey, Bic Runga, and Boney M among others.
When performing alone Albi switches between guitar styles often to help tell stories of his life and tales from the road. His voice, compelling songwriting, and honesty create something earnest. In the words of a friend and fellow musician Albi will make you cry.
Be sure not to miss this performance, to laugh, cry and sing too. You won't regret it.
Good Habits are a UK alt-folk duo, telling stories and turning heads across the globe.
Composed of singer-cellist Bonnie Schwarz and accordionist Pete Shaw, the duo create folk-infused music that test the limits of their traditional instruments, maintaining folk roots of musical storytelling amongst their energetic, virtuosic playing. Their songs tell stories of their adventures, blending trad folk with a warm yet quirky jazz-indie influence.
The duo are musical tricksters..There's a rare emotional warmth and fullness to Good Habits' sound..’’ Songlines
“Revved up folkies who stitch many elements into their sound and move along with great energy and spirit” - 13th Floor
“Wonderfully Quirky and Exceptionally Talented” - Unheard NZ
Good Habits’ Bonnie and Pete found themselves ‘happily stranded’ in New Zealand during Covid-19.
As the lucky English musos who got to continue playing, they filled their year since with music and adventure. The duo will return to the UK in October, and so are setting off on their biggest tour yet, to sing their dearest thank yous and fondest goodbyes (for now).
During their past year in New Zealand, Good Habits have performed alongside a line up the country’s top acts including Nadia Reid, Ria Hall and Lost Tribe Aotearoa and were winners of the Purbeck Folk Rising Award. The release of their debut album, ‘Going For Broke’, gained them shining reviews in Songlines, appearances in National Paper NZ Herald, and a tight tour schedule including performances at New Zealand’s largest festivals: CubaDupa, TSB Festival of Lights, Resolution and many more.
