What's on Cap'n Spoonbill & The Hoiho - kid-friendly matinee
We have a range of events on our calendar...
Sunday Club Night: a feature concert every week (apart from some holiday weekends) 7.30 pm. Floorspot performers often invited from local musicians in the first half. Cafe and bar open. Usually door sales only. See notes on each night for featured performers or events.
Thursday Open Mic Night: a warm welcome to all, 7.30 pm. Gold coin entry. Cafe open.
Special Concerts - may be scheduled on other nights
Our venue for club events is the Opoho Bowling Club rooms, 80 Lovelock Avenue, North Dunedin
In the current covid climate, some may wish to wear a mask when up and moving around.
Cap'n Spoonbill & The Hoiho - kid-friendly matinee
Forged in the coldest depths of the South Pacific and loved by sailors and landlubbers alike, Cap'n Spoonbill and the Hoiho are an a cappella singing group from Ōtepoti/Dunedin, New Zealand. A shambolic assembly of professional musicians and shanty enthusiasts just looking for the next blowhole, the Hoiho crew will have you singing along like the saltiest sea dog you've never met.
Their interactive singing concerts have featured everything from historical tales and local lore, to Christmas shanties and riské dramatisations of the Titanic's last voyage. Blasting rowdy sea shanties and sweet harmonies into every corner of their home city, the group embraces the strong community origins of shanties and folk songs.To the world they bring songs from New Zealand’s rugged and isolated coastlines.
The Hoiho include Lara Robertson, Harriet Love, Alan Ned Gray, Boaz Anema, Robert Milne, Ella Campbell, Hyram Ballard and Brendan Christie.
Capn Spoonbill was last seen in the water off Cape Horn.
Cap'n Spoonbill & the Hoiho website here
