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Peppers Parehua (New York Street West)Saturday 5 September 4-6 pm

Wellington quartet, Noir, is also returning to Peppers Parehua (New York St West). Led by vocalist Mary Watson this combo brings the smoothest and coolest jazz to Parehua’s estate setting. They are a svelte 4-piece light jazz band. Their music is a sultry blend of old classics and interesting contemporary music. Noir are committed to providing a sophisticated musical environment where people can relax, facilitating good conversation and good food and drink. Vocals: Mary Watson, Bass: Graeme King, Guitar: Robert Kingi, Drums: Greg Kubala.

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