When in New Zealand, things to see and places to go are countless. Skydive into the mountains, or eat at a hill-view restaurant. Row through the valleys or just take a taste of freshness in the beautiful vineyards of South Island. New Zealand is surely a place that will give you experiences for your lifetime. One such beauty of the country is the amazing devotion the country and its artist’s posses for music. Queenstown, a city that has all the beauty of nature put together, is one such place that relishes and appreciates music by conducting music concerts and hosting DJ nights. Even the casinos in New Zealand have a drive towards music and therefore are a good place to play some poker with some really good music hitting your ears, though you will miss the no depositing bonuses you get in an online casino. So if you are in Queenstown, you shouldn’t be missing out on the opportunity to feel the vibe of live music.
The Pig and Whistle Pub
If you want to have amazing delicacies at a reasonable price with the fusion of simple artistic covers of famous songs, this is just the place for you. This English style pub knows how to appeal to the crowd. Performance by the local cover band Mutz Nutz and gigs by the hometown artists are put to together with calmness of the indoor seats and spacious decks on every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. To feel its vibe, you can sit here and imagine or give it a visit at 41Ballarat St, Queenstown, NZ.
1876 – Bar and Restaurant
1876, as it is clear by the name, is an old building that brings ion a lot of local history in its hospitable setting. The bar and restaurant has a relaxing vibe blended to perfection with a good selection of live music. Summer is the best season to catch up to the restaurant as the outdoor deck of the restaurant is transformed into a vibrant event area with live music being performed by some really talented local artists.
The World Bar
This place is known for its epic night events across the city. It includes an amazing lineup of music events like DJ mixes, Indie rocks and even high beat songs. You can end your week with some eclectic cover songs and local DJ songs and live up to your weekend with performances by the UK based DJs like DJ Stubacca. So if your soul solution of having fun is music, this is just the place for you.
Pog Mahones
How can Queenstown be called a hub of restaurants and music mixture if it doesn’t have versatility? For the ones seeking versatility, Pog Mohones is the place. This Irish-Kiwi pub cum restaurant has a penchant towards entertainment and serves it right on the doorstep. You get to hear live music as soon as you enter the place, no matter which day of the week you go. From Celtic to Irish, you get all the flavours in their music menu. The regular performers at the restaurant cum pub are Queenstown’s native guitarist Charlie Gibston and an Irish-cover man Dan Browne. Though, don’t be flabbergasted if you suddenly here Celtic or Craic music sessions on a random night. Versatility is a forte of this place.
