AR monthly concert: featuring Tracey Haskell, with The PJs and West Road

Monday 21 July, Johnsonville Club, 1 Norman Lane (off Johnsonville Road), Johnsonville, Wellington, 7:30 pm. Plenty of parking up the drive at the venue, bus and train nearby. 

Entry: $20/$15 for members. Cash only (no eftpos facilities). 

Tracey Haskell

“Guitar and a voice … listening or performing I have always been moved by the combination. Music is my guide, friends, family, destinations, all relate to playing the guitar and singing. Sharing songs created by others or personally crafted, performing at folk festivals, clubs, cafes, hotels, weddings, funerals, jamming…. I have managed a bit of it all. My own songs bring life experience, from old buildings to driving, shopping, gardening, working, men, working woman, happiness, sadness and all the in between. Born in Auckland I grew up all over New Zealand with a few stints in Australia and now hail from the Tahora hills of Taranaki.” (Photo of Tracey courtesy of Gerard Hudson, Music Haven Images)

The PJs

The PJs are Jenny Kilpatrick, known to many as the bass guitarist for the Madillionaires and an original member of The Eagals, and Pamela Gerrish Nunn, both long-time residents of the Wellington rohe.
Together they sing a wide range of material, largely acappella, drawing on British and US traditions but also casting a look at this country
that we all live in.

West Road

West Road has been together since 2008 when Christine Roseveare (vocals, bass) joined Andrea Coop (vocals and fiddle) and Ron Craig (vocals, guitar, bouzouki). Between them, they have a footing in Americana, country, rock, Irish and Scottish dance music. Expect to hear Americana with a smattering of British/Irish and even an occasional tune or two.


Supper is not provided, but you’re welcome to purchase drinks, tea and coffee and snacks at the bar. If you want to purchase alcohol, a member of the Johnsonville Club will need to sign you in. Feel free to make your purchases on the way in and bring them up to the room.

Note: The concert will be on the first floor, with access via stairs or the lift. You may have to press the button at the side of the door to gain access to the building.