Price: $48-$55

Described as one of the world’s top ukulele composers and arguably the best player on the planet, James Hill’s unusual techniques, humour and creativity have seen him build a global base of fans. Read on

Price: $38

In a 'surprise Festival hit' Jonathan Besser joined composers/performers Ross Harris and Chris Prosser and Wellington band Kugeltov for a concert of colourful New Zealand Jewish Klezmer compositions. Read on

Price: $48-$55

The folk-inspired songs of Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg were flooded with crafty melodies and warm vocal harmonies that completely belie their youth. Read on

Price: $58-$65

Tickets sold out fast as national treasures The Topp Twins brought their original songs, audience participation and comedy to a fast-paced and hilarious entertainment experience. Read on

Price: $58-$65

With a distinct, boundary-crossing sound and an album nominated for no less than eight New Zealand Music Awards, The Phoenix Foundation are one of the country's most respected acts. Read on

Price: $48-$55

Multi-tasking got an all-new meaning in this highly entertaining theatrical event, as two musicians took on over 20 instruments to recreate an influential piece of classic rock. Read on

Price: $58-$65

The Club was pumping as this Finnish accordionist unleashes his incredible menagerie of sound. Read on

Price: $48-$55

When The Barons lashed together tango, Latin, gypsy, hard-hitting guitar riffs, double kick blast beats and massive horn arrangements, one thing was certain - dancing was inevitable! Read on

Price: $48-$55

This Auckland-born, Berlin-based band’s songs have been described as ‘organic instrumentation and sounds of the east meet psychedelia’. Read on

Price: $28

Three vocally energised poets took to the stage of the TelstraClear Festival Club in this immersive combination of spoken word, music and performance. Read on