Live jazz, soul and groove every Saturday 3–5pm at The Yard Raglan. Afternoon live music in Volcom Lane. Raglan's best Saturday session. All welcome, free entry.

Live open mic every Wednesday at The Yard Raglan. Local musicians, original music and live performances from 7pm. Muso’s sign up from 6pm. Raglan's best midweek live music night.

Raglan dwellers are in for a sonic treat this Anzac Weekend, with a stacked triple bill of talent from Tāmaki Makaurau and beyond. Heavy Chest, O & The Mo, and Serebii join forces for a rare one-off show that city slickers would be envious of. This is your chance to catch some of Aotearoa’s most exciting indie acts that are turning heads on a global stage. Don’t sleep on it.

HEAVYCHEST is the music project of Aotearoa songwriter Andre Smith, founded in 2015. Since the release of his debut album PREHEAT in 2017, the project has taken many forms, shifting through different sounds and collaborations while remaining anchored in Smith’s songwriting. Currently performing solo, he presents intimate live shows alongside a steady output of self-produced music. In 2025 Smith was invited to undertake a music residency in the French Alps, where he created his latest record Ascend - a collection of songs blending introspective storytelling with indie-folk songwriting. The residency was followed by a run of shows across Europe and the UK, most recently supporting Mild Orange on an extensive tour, before returning home to Aotearoa ahead of another stint overseas later this year.

Returning to Raglan for the first time since supporting The Babe Rainbow last April, dreamy songwriting duo O & The Mo bring a stripped-back set of acoustic instrumentation, live looping and sampling. Emerging from Wellington, their sound sits between indie-dream pop, neo-psychedelia and cinematic folk. Fresh from touring Australia with Σtella, the duo will play songs from their 2025 album Make Way For The Sun - swooning with guitars, soft vocal harmonies and lo-fi drum machine rhythms which unfold into gently hypnotic, quietly transportive songs.

Serebii is the project of Tāmaki Makaurau producer and multi-instrumentalist Callum Joshua Mower. Blending electronic production with live instrumentation, the project sits somewhere between alt-pop, dance music and experimental songwriting, with a sound that feels tactile, immediate and quietly futuristic. For this special show, Serebii will perform with his full band.

PDIGSSS + GYPSEA – DJ Night at The Yard Raglan

PDIGSSS (frontman of Shapeshifter NZ) steps out from the live stage and onto the decks for a rare DJ set at The Yard.

Known for his unmistakable voice and presence behind one of Aotearoa’s most iconic electronic acts, PDIGSSS brings that same energy into a DJ format — blending bass, soul, electronic and groove-driven selections.

Joined by GYPSEA, expect a night that builds from deep cuts into full dancefloor movement.

Volcom Lane. Late session. Proper energy.

Closed to general public from 7pm for a Private event

DJ Throwcat takes over Sunday evening with a smooth blend of RnB, house, and groove-led selections. Expect a laid-back flow that builds from soulful cuts into deeper rhythms as the night rolls on.

Running from 6pm-9pm on the deck, this is your Sunday wind-down session at The Yard, Volcom Lane, open air, good energy, and music that carries.

Night Shift brings live RnB to The Yard this Sunday, shifting the usual Friday energy into the long weekend.

Expect smooth vocals, groove-driven sets, and a laid-back open-air session on the deck. Set in Volcom Lane, The Yard is Raglan’s home for live music, local energy, and late afternoon sessions that roll into the night.

Deckside Sessions at The Yard Raglan. Live jazz, soul and groove every Saturday 3–5pm. Afternoon music in the Yard.