"We were put together on a stage and from the moment we sung together it just seemed to work. We had a very particular sound and we all loved to perform."
Ms Clarke said they will be doing "intricate arrangements" of everything from Queen to Neil Finn to contemporary numbers like James Bay at their shows in Napier.
"There is such a variety and if you are in to harmony and kick ass vocals you will love it."
Ms Clarke said there was a lot of engagement with the audience, as they interacted between songs.
"It is a good time with a few laughs and a fair bit of humour. We like to chat a lot between numbers."
The Lady Killers are also doing their first ever matinee performance in Napier on Sunday, November 20 and they are calling it an "afternoon delight".
"It will be a much softer show and we won't rock out as much. We will play some smoozy stuff like Jazz and Dean Martin.
"Instead of having a glass of wine with the show it is more like having a cup of tea."
Ms Clarke said the trio would keep on performing for as long as they could.
"We just love the fact that we are women of a certain age who are not hiding and doing the knitting but are instead rocking out and having a good time."
She said she was never tired of the challenge of singing with other people and finding that "perfect blend" and hitting those top notes.
"It is so rewarding and we have great rapport."
The Lady Killer said the show would suit anyone wanting a girls' night out with some close friends.
"If you love some good songs that are well sung with some amazing harmonies and a sparkly frock or two then this show is for you."
The Lady Killers take to the MTG stage in Napier on Saturday November 19 at 8pm and Sunday November 20 at 2pm.
Tickets to the night show are available from eventfinda and cost $45 while tickets to the matinee are only available on the door and are $35.
