The duo play their laid-back brand of harmonious blues and folk-rock music to St Andrew's Wakatipu Community Church, Stanley St, on November 9 at 7pm, followed by Wanaka Presbyterian the next evening.
TEAR Fund events manager Megan Claxton said the duo were well-known for their home-grown mix of thought-provoking, often humorous, blues and folk-rock music. While the musicians had a serious message about the plight of poor children in developing nations, their concerts were far from serious with their spontaneous sense of humour, she said.
"Both musicians have been zealous supporters of TEAR Fund and for many years they have toured together to promote child sponsorship, Mrs Claxton said.
"Lind, in particular, has travelled in the developing world and is passionate about making Kiwis aware of how little it takes to make a difference in the life of a child."
Picks of the Week
TODAY
5.30pm: Canterbury artist Anneke Stewart attends the opening of Storms in Paradise, her collection of oils inspired by living in Paradise, near Glenorchy, for three months, in Toi o Tahuna Gallery. The show runs in the Church Lane gallery until November 22.
10pm: DJs Downtown Brown and Turbohag supply hip-hop, drum'n'bass and dubstep in Subculture. Free before midnight, $5 afterwards.
TOMORROW
10pm: Keen and Eager return to Subculture with funk, breaks and electro. Free before midnight, $5 afterwards.
SUNDAY
5pm: Funk and soul provided by Peti Crime in Dux de Lux. Free.
MONDAY
10pm: Mojo performs at Pretty in Pink on Halloween in the World Bar, a fundraiser for breast cancer awareness.
