19 January 2021 - 0 Comments

North West Country & Loop are excited to announce a Summer Series of Free Entry Shows this February, featuring a range of exciting artists in Auckland’s beautiful North West region.

All shows are free entry at four of the North West region’s most-picturesque venues, with a range of local food, beer & wine available at each location.

"We're excited to be bringing this Summer Series of Free Shows to North West Country," says Phelan Pirrie, North West Country Manager.

“With Kiwis exploring their own backyard more than ever, we hope these shows will give people a chance to check out some of NZ's finest venues, and a sample of what the stunning North West region has to offer, with a great afternoon of local music, food & beverage."

The first sees local Milly Tabak appearing at The Riverhead. Fresh from releasing her debut album Honest Woman alongside her band The Miltones, this show will showcase Tabak’s nostalgia-tinged blues-rock, live at New Zealand’s oldest riverhead tavern.

Getting set to release a new album in 2021, Summer Thieves will perform at The Hunting Lodge on Saturday 20 February. Known for their ability to get the party going, the band will take to the lawn of The Hunting Lodge nestled among Waimauku’s rolling hills.

The following day will see one of NZ’s finest soul/R&B singers Bailey Wiley performing live at Hallertau’s Riverhead home-base. After performing at festivals across NZ this summer, this show will see Wiley coming home and playing in Hallertau’s tranquil Biergarten.

The Summer Series will conclude on Sunday 28 February with the stunning Georgia Lines performing at The Tasting Shed. Making waves with her incredible vocal talent, Lines will be the perfect Sunday afternoon’s accompaniment, alongside the food & beverage that has made The Tasting Shed known as one of NZ’s top destinations.

Sat 13 Feb - Milly Tabak at The Riverhead
Sat 20 Feb - Summer Thieves at The Hunting Lodge
Sun 21 Feb - Bailey Wiley at Hallertau
Sun 28 Feb - Georgia Lines at The Tasting Shed

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