good food. good tunes. good people.

A dinner party that forgot when to end.

Started around a dinner table.
Ended somewhere around 2am.
That's usually how it goes.
Welcome to the chaos.

SORRY MUM RECIPE

A dinner table with various dishes, including figs, bread, and appetizers, set with cutlery and glasses.

GOOD FOOD

No sad bar snacks. We partner with some of the yummiest kitchens around, from French plates to South American flavours. Shared dishes, full glasses and long conversations—the best start to the best nights.

A woman DJ with short dark hair and bangs, smiling while wearing a black T-shirt with the word 'Euphoria' on it, is working on a DJ mixer with a red turntable in front. Behind her on the wall, there's a neon sign saying 'Sorry Mum, I'm on Krd' and a wall-mounted fan.

GOOD TUNES

We champion Aotearoa's underground music scene, giving space to both emerging talent and established selectors. Every lineup is carefully curated with one goal: creating nights worth coming back for.

A man and woman smiling and posing closely together at a party or social event. The woman has curly dark hair and is wearing a red dress with white heart patterns. The man has long curly hair, a beard, and is wearing a white cowboy hat and a dark sleeveless shirt.

GOOD PEOPLE

The heart of Sorry Mum. A room full of kind humans.
It doesn't matter where you're from, how old you are, or whether you've been a music maniac for years or not.
If you love good tunes and good people, this is home.

A lively indoor party scene with many people dancing and socializing. The room has red lighting, a neon sign that says 'Sorry, I'm...,' and modern hanging light fixtures. The ceiling is wooden, and there are some black and red elements visible.
Three friends celebrating at a dinner table, with one holding a small dish, in a dimly lit restaurant.