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Rāpare (Thurs) August 27, 7pm

swampsoul 2 sides (of the same coin) #12

$10 on the door

A night of beautiful dreams, cuddles, and ambient music with Synthetic Children, Lazlord, and thursday decibel

 

$10 door sales 

Special thanks to Creative NZ and Wellington City Council for supporting Pyramid Club's programme.

ambient gig poster with Synthetic Children, Lazlord, and thursday decibel
Upcoming Events
Rāmere (Fri) 30 October, 8pm

Tape Night featuring Donna van Talgon, George D. Angus, Indigogue Browne

A dark green background with text overtop
A night of analogue tape misadventures and manipulations.
RĀHOROI (SAT) 7 NOVEMBER, 8PM

Kina:suttsu (Japan) | vegetable.animal.machine

Kina:suttsu stands in front of a bushy backdrop
Pyramid Club is excited to present Japanese musician, performance and visual artist Kina:suttsu.
Rāmere (Fri) 13th November, 8PM

Terror of the Deep Album Release! with Spirit Level

Black and white photo of a band on a balcony looking out happily into the distance
To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its initial release, Terror of the Deep are proud to present their sophomore album ‘Permanent Weekend’.
RĀHOROI (SAT) 14 NOVEMBER, 8PM

Delphine Dora (FR), Tamagawa (FR), Amy Jean Barnett

A close up of Delphine Dora amongst greenery looking calmly into the distance
French pianist, organist, vocalist, improviser, and composer, Delphine Dora is joined by fellow countryman Tamagawa and Wellington's Amy Jean Barnett.
Rāmere (Fri) 20th November, 8PM

Arturo Báez (Mexico) Performance Residency - Night 1

A moody black and white dim-lit photo of Arturo playing the double bass
We are very happy to present the wonderful Mexican double bassist Arturo Báez for two nights, playing solo and in improvised collaborations with a host of top notch local musicians.
Rāhoroi (Sat) November 21st, 8pm

Arturo Báez (Mexico) Performance Residency - Night 2

A moody black and white dim-lit photo of Arturo playing the double bass
We are very happy to present the wonderful Mexican double bassist Arturo Báez for two nights, playing solo and in improvised collaborations with a host of top notch local musicians.