Nathan Haines plays a solo DJ set with live saxophone and flute based on his upcoming album “Notes” due for release in late July 2024. with releases in NZ/Australia, UK/Europe and Japan (Wonderful Noise). As well as brand new material and co-productions, Nathan will be playing a selection of his favourite producers and DJ’s, many of whom he has collaborated with over the last 20 years. This is a gig designed for dancing and for those who love forward thinking dance music with a melodic twist.

Nathan Haines plays a solo DJ set with live saxophone and flute based on his upcoming album “Notes” due for release in late July 2024. with releases in NZ/Australia, UK/Europe and Japan (Wonderful Noise). As well as brand new material and co-productions, Nathan will be playing a selection of his favourite producers and DJ’s, many of whom he has collaborated with over the last 20 years. This is a gig designed for dancing and for those who love forward thinking dance music with a melodic twist.

A brand new trio concept from Nathan Haines, Joe Kaptein (keys) and Elijah Whyte (drums) SOFT CHAOS blends electronic synth-scape sounds with free-form experimental improvised passages - this is their first ever show showcasing a new sound and new line-up with all new music.

Back for his first live gig of 2022, Nathan joins Michal Martyniuk on keys, Ben Turua on bass, Mickey Ututaonga on drums, Richie Cesan percussion and special guest vocalist Rachel Clarke for two sets of original music spanning some Haines favourites and some brand new material.

Nathan joins keyboardist Michal Martyniuk, bassist Ben Turua, drummer Elijah Whyte and vocalist Rachel Clarke at this intimate Central Auckland venue for two sets of music starting at 8pm.

The Nathan Haines Octet headlines the Wellington Jazz Festival on June 12 at the iconic Opera House.

Nathan Haines and an 8 piece band play the main stage at this amazing Festival at 7pm on Feb 7.

Witness award-winning jazz composer and producer NATHAN HAINES “Songs With My Father”, alongside his father Kevin as they share their love of jazz and their personal journeys through their life in music. Performing on Sunday October 18 at Hopetoun Alpha.

Nathan Haines and Jonathan Crayford join forces with Indian born tabla player Manjit Singh for a special one-off concert fusing improvised jazz, Indian classical and electronica.

Nathan was appointed Musical Director of the APRA Silver Scrolls in 2019, and his first job was to engage Jonathan Crayford to write musical arrangements. The pair worked and performed alongside Manjit and members of his Takadimi Ensemble to present a stunning version of the Silver Scroll finalist song "Olympic Girls" by Tiny Ruins.