Folk singer-songwriter Just Janie is coming to Pōneke to perform a pre-release show at Vogelmorn Upstairs (Vogelmorn Bowling Club) alongside Special Guests Sig Wilder & Friends and Summer Henderwood. Come along for a night of dreamy music and musings.
Doors: 6:45pm
Sig Wilder & Friends: 7:00pm
Summer Henderwood: 7:30pm
Just Janie: 8:00pm
JUST JANIE:
Drawing inspiration from the folk scene of the late sixties and early seventies, Janie’s music can be described as captivating and tender. Her lyrics offer an intimately raw window into her experiences of love and loss and what it means to write and perform her music. Her first single ‘Love Letter to Myself’ is set to be released 5th of January, 2024.
Love Letter to Myself: https://found.ee/JJ-LettertoMyself
SIG WILDER & FRIENDS:
Sig Wilder & Friends is Mads, Kei, Sofia & Sig—Wellington's alt-country group delivering a blend of heartfelt storytelling, timeless melodies, and a touch of down-home grit that captures the essence of Americana and resonates with audiences across distant shores. Sig Wilder & Friends delivers an unforgettable experience of song and story that transcends borders.
Texasman by Sig Wilder
https://open.spotify.com/track/2PrcZGBt0Rofwi2DVO4ld8?si=jv5HVGj5R3Sr8EQdMnvuaA
SUMMER HENDERWOOD:
Having just returned from the Netherlands, Summer is a singer-songwriter from Wellington. Music has always been a way for her to find solace in a busy world. Her sun-kissed melodies are a blend of dream pop and come from a stirring of emotion and imagination. She released her first single ‘drive’ in April last year.
Drive by Summer Henderwood:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6qBSC9cilHl25kJKNYbIQe?si=FK3hbFpkRiSKUAbGyUZQJQ
"Vogelmorn Upstairs is not a wheelchair-accessible building. There is an accessible bathroom in the space. This is an all-ages venue but those under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a designated adult. The Vogelmorn Precinct is a community space
located in a residential area. With that in mind, the team asks that you be kind to others and that when you leave the gig, you do so quietly to avoid disturbing our neighbors.”
