Andrew Healey and Josh Jones

Andrew Healey & Band
A songwriter from Auckland’s North Shore, Andrew Healey has walked a somewhat eclectic musical path. He started out singing and playing guitar for covers and original bands. Then, for many years, he oscillated between intimate gigs as a solo singer-guitarist and extravagant shows as a crooner for the jazz-swing quartet Standard Deviation.

When COVID struck in 2020, Andrew focused his talents on songwriting. And his efforts yielded ‘Parallel World,’ a melodic 11-track album about his perspective of life in the twenty-first century.

Andrew’s original music has appeared in T.V. and film, and he co-wrote ‘Call me up’, the theme song for a show on Radio Live.

With his five-piece band, Andrew looks forward to performing songs from ‘Parallel World’ as well as some classics from artists who have inspired him over the years.

Josh Jones & Friends
Along with his two brothers, Josh was the lead singer of new-wave English band The Quads.

The Quad’s hit single There Must Be Thousands was selected by legendary BBC DJ John Peel as his ‘single of the decade’ and belongs in his box of 100 favourite records.

The band continued for another 20 years and on Josh's YouTube Channel you can hear previously unreleased songs recorded at UB 40’s Dep Studios.

In the year 2000, Josh began a surprising new journey in the Anglican Church, and in 2010, arrived in Aotearoa New Zealand at St George's Church Epsom. Josh still writes and performs music. Check out his Spirituality of Music YouTube channel and FBook page for old Quads songs and new compositions from his SONGS OF GRACE, HOPE AND LAMENT collection.