Entertainment in Queenstown in the next few days.
Today
5.30pm: A classical music recital by University of Auckland
graduates and national concerto competition winners Amalia
Hall, on violin, and John-Paul Muir, on piano, is hosted by
The Hills Clubhouse. Concert starts at 6.30pm. Tickets $55
per person. Bookings on (03) 409 8290, or jscott@thehills.co.nz
7.30pm: Saxophonist Nigel Hirst and pianist Mark Wilson play
jazz at Les Alpes, on Church St.
10pm: DJs Survival, from the United Kingdom, and Consequence,
from Australia, arrive at Subculture on their Survive for
Never drum 'n' bass and dubstep tour. With support from
Organikismness and guests. Pre-sale tickets $20 from Quest
and the Church St basement nightclub.
10pm: Debajo's resident DJ Alex Ikeda spins non-commercial
funk-house, tech-house and techno.
Tomorrow
10pm: Queenstown electronic funk rock band the Vigilantes
play Revolver. Free entry.
10pm: Auckland duo Tokyo Prose and guest DJ Rhyas, deliver
smooth drum 'n' bass and funk, at Subculture. With support
from Syrus, of Dunedin, and Queenstown's D-Jade. Earlybird
door sales $5.
Tuesday, August 3
8.30pm: A fake psychic, her con-artist boyfriend, a missing
heir and a pair of kidnappers star in Family Plot (1976).
Master of Suspense Alfred Hitchcock's final film is presented
to Queenstown Film Society members at Dorothy Brown's Cinema
and Bar, Arrowtown. People can join on the night.
Thursday, August 5
9pm: Dubwize and Reality Chant featuring Raz Bin Sam and Hua
promote reggae dancehall album Kings Highway, at Dux de Lux.
Free entry.
10pm: Australia-based punk rockers Not OK plus Auckland punk
rockers Fifth Threat both debut at Revolver. Free entry.
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