There’s something instantly captivating about the music of nineteen-year-old Beth Torrance. She skilfully simmers our most deep and untameable feelings down to their purest form, offering them to the world as songs that are poetic, potent, and true.
Beth is celebrating the release of her debut EP, Tiny Flowers (via Particle Recordings), with a tour of Te Ika-a-Māui. She’ll kick off in her hometown of Tāmaki Makaurau before heading down to Raglan, Thames, and finishing in Pōneke to play with lo-fi indie-folk singer Mieke. Doors at 6:30pm, $25 on the door.
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‘Vocally, her delivery is incredible, emotive, and rare. [Beth’s] talent for crafting lyrics is surpassed by very few of her contemporaries and is what sets her apart’ — Ear to the Ground
‘[Tiny Flowers] is a tender and airy atmospheric blend of folk with a haunted presence with a significant emotional weight that feels like it blends the power of Adrianne Lenker with Phoebe Bridgers into something that is quite hard to shake’ — We All Want Someone to Shout For
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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 after 8pm. The Vogelmorn Precinct is a community space located in a residential area. With that in mind, the team ask that you be kind to others' and that when you leave the gig, you do so quietly to avoid disturbing our neighbours. The Upstairs Bar and Smoked and Pickled Restaurant will be open from 3pm, to book a table for pre-show kai email Alice at smokednpickled@gmail.com.
