Dunedin, New Zealand
St Kilda Brass with conductor Shane Foster ...something borrowed, something blue. Father Hugh Bowron welcomes Shane Foster, conductor of St Kilda Brass back to St Peter’s Caversham. We are delighted to announce the return of St Kilda Brass to St Peter’s Caversham as part of their winter Afternoon Concert Series. Last year a capacity audience …
Come along to our annual Friends and Family Concert - a chance to play for our friends and family as well as celebrate our achievements and give out some annual awards. Cost: $10 Adults, $5 Concessions
Out of lockdown, Dunedin's premiere brass band team up with conductor Shane Foster, former soprano player of world famous Grimethorpe Colliery Band for 'Stories and Stars'.
Dunedin RSA Choir and St Kilda Band presents Armistice Day Concert at Knox Church. Conductors Karen Knudson and Shane Foster with organist David Burchell and guest artist Alexander McAdam. Door sales only - $20 Adult, $10 Students/children
St Kilda Band presents Songs and Brass at Trinity College with guest artist Tessa Romano. Conductor John Buchanan leads the band in their first concert back after a successful run at the 2025 New Zealand Brass Band Championships. Door sales only - $20 Adult, $15 Students/children
St Kilda Brass presents Young Hearts — a vibrant afternoon of music celebrating emerging talent, musical collaboration, and the next generation of performers. Fresh from being crowned the 2025 and 2026 New Zealand B Grade Champions, St Kilda Brass joins forces with acclaimed pianist Ozan Biner-McGrath and talented young musicians from Ella’s Suzuki Violin Studio …
And the Saints go marching on… For 125 years, St Kilda Brass has been part of the soundtrack of Dunedin—on the march, on the contest stage, and at the heart of the community. In 2026, we’re bringing generations of players, supporters, and friends back together to celebrate that legacy—and to look ahead to what comes …
And the Saints Go Marching On marks the 125th anniversary of St Kilda Brass, celebrating a remarkable musical journey that began in 1901. Featuring conductors Ian Porthouse and Peter Adams, guest soloist Harry Porthouse, and a specially commissioned world premiere, this gala concert brings together the band's proud heritage, outstanding musicianship, and enduring community spirit. …