Christchurch Folk Music Club
Moroney
10 May 2026
- Members $20
- Non Members $25
- Students (with ID) $5
Mike, Bernadette and Siobhan have been playing music in some form or other, all their lives and nearly all of that on the folk scene. All three are vocalists with a that gift for harmony that seems innate in musical families. All are multi-instrumentalists and their repertoire covers all the ranges of their folk experience, from British traditional songs to contemporary bluegrass ballads along with some originals with a strong focus on tight harmonies. More recently they have been focussing on their take on work by local musicians. Mike plays most things with strings and hails from bands such as The Chaps and Catgut and Steel. Bernadette was the lead singer of the Celtic ensemble, Teud and both she and Siobhan were half of the highly respected a capella group, Rhonda and the Ravers. Bernadette plays concertina and Celtic harp while Siobhan is a fiddle player, guitarist and mandolin player.
Doors open 7pm. Performance starts at 7.30pm,
VENUE: Irish Society Hall, 29 Domain Terrace, Spreydon The hall is situated up the long driveway, directly next to Domain Park, and there is plenty of well-lit off-street parking..
How do I get tickets to concerts?
In advance: Book your tickets online. Select the concert you wish to attend and click on the link to book your ticket.
On the day: Purchase tickets at the venue from 7:15pm on the day of the concert if not sold out prior.
PLEASE BRING CASH For: Tea, coffee, biscuits and cake available during the break and the club raffle. Bar facilities for cold refreshments throughout the night, Eftpos available for purchases only, no cash-out facility.
Folk Club and Irish Society members please remember to bring your membership card for licensing purposes. Non-members sign in at the bar if making purchases.
You, Me, Everybody
28 June 2026
You, Me, Everybody hit the road in 2026 for a national tour celebrating Midnight, their new album inspired by the fleeting moment where one day ends and the next begins.
Celtic Caim – Pauline Vallance (Scotland) and Heather Innes
8 November 2026
Celtic Caim concerts have been described as “hauntingly beautiful harmony singing,” a capella and accompanied by clasarch, flute or bodhrán. An eclectic mix of Celtic songs, songs written by various songwriters, including Pauline & Heather, plus jigs or reels on flute and bodhrán to get your feet tapping!