The last few years has seen Brendon rise to new heights with his musical arrangements featured in the well publicised Fight for Life and Cirque Rocks shows.
In addition to that in 2005 he directed, played, arranged and produced the music for TVNZ’s record breaking show “So You Wannabe a Popstar?" which further demonstrated his diverse range of musical skills.
If that wasn’t enough, he produced Tuxedo Swing’s second album “At the Fat Man’s" which is also destined for great things.
It seems that no matter what the challenge Brendon continues to prove that New Zealand music is alive and well and it isn’t difficult to see why his talents are in such demand.
Other credits include Michael Crawford (national tour), Gene Pitney, Tim Beveridge (2x national tours), Sir Howard Morrison (various concerts), and Shane Cortese’s “Class of ‘58" 2006 national tour.
His talent has taken him to many varied destinations from the Golden Sands Resort (Penang, Malaysia), The American Club (Taipei, Taiwan), International Music Festival (Vancouver, Canada), Disneyland (Los Angeles, USA), Sheraton Resort (Fiji), and he is now a key supplier of Entertainment to the Queenstown Winter festival plus is involved in numerous corporate events through out New Zealand.
As a free-lance professional trumpet player Brendon is also found in the orchestra for major shows that come to town such as "42nd Street" (2010), “West Side Story", “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum", "Anything Goes" - Civic Theatre (2011) and has played in five Christmas in the Park events.
Brendon’s associations in the entertainment industry are boundless and he places a great deal of importance in forging strong relationships with all his clients, performers and suppliers.
His musical talents coupled with 10 years of corporate sales and marketing experience, Brendon has all the skills to lead his company, 11degrees Entertainment, into the corporate market with the sole purpose of supplying an “experience" that exceeds the expectations of its customers.
You may well ask: “What will he be up to next?" Here are some clues, but for the remainder you’ll have to wait and see!
