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Rāmere (Fri) 13th March, 8PM

Worm Burden Industrial / Spillway Drainage Feel / Narrow Utility Function

$15 presales, $20 door ($10 unwaged)

Worm Burden Industrial: Worm Burden (dark ambient noise) but with a drum machine.

Spillway Drainage Feel: Noise show and tell by Sofia Tarn (Elizabeth Sanctuary Welding School for Girls).

Narrow Utility Function: Meathead electro-industrial.

$15 presale tickets

$20 on door ($10 unwaged)

Special thanks to CNZ for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

Upcoming Events

Rāpare (Thurs) 12th March, 7PM

Workshop: Joe Bleakley - An illustrated talk on The Wellington Sun Festival (1983)

Veteran artist Joe Bleakley will present a presentation and collaborative workshop on The Wellington Sun Festival - a large-scale event held in Oriental Bay in 1983.

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Rāmere (Fri) 20th March, 8PM

Kawol Samarqandi / Perpets

Experimental musician Kawol Samarqandi brings his fragile stripped-down guitar and trembling voice improvisations to Pyramid Club, with support from duo Perpets (Antony Milton and Zac Winterwood).

Rāapa (Wed) 25th March, 7-9PM

Workshop: Painting with Yarn (w/ Jennifer Reid)

In conjunction with her gig the following day, UK-based folk singer Jennifer Reid presents a weaving workshop.

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Rāpare (Thurs) 26th March, 8PM

Jennifer Reid (UK), Warwick & the Wankers, Heleyni

A night with Lancashire dialect folk singer and broadside balladress Jennifer Reid, who braids nineteenth-century music with the present:

Rāmere (Fri) 27th March, 7pm

Two Sides: Slitopia, Elizabeth Sanctuary Welding School for Girls & Improv Group

New fortnightly gig series by Baxter Gray (Swamp Soul). United in vision and colliding noise, pop, and everything in between. The first event is with Slitopia, Elizabeth Sanctuary Welding School for Girls and an improv group featuring Sophia Frankass Frudd, Lucky Omen, Doomburger and Chrissie Butler.

RĀTŪ (TUES) 7 APRIL, 8PM

TONIC002: Insula x Niph (AU) Te Ika-a-Māui Tour 2026

After their appearance at CubaDupa, come see Insula over from Australia, who operates at the intersection of brutal electronics, live violin, and real-time audiovisual systems.