LIVE MUSIC
6.00
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ADAM JAMES
8.30
Adam James is a Canadian singer who is dedicated to sharing his passion for diverse creative expression, inspiring millions along the way. He began his professional music journey as a young singer with the trio Panache in Montreal. His talent caught the attention of Frank Sinatra’s family, who invited him to portray Sinatra in the first musical dedicated to this 20th-century icon. This pivotal role launched Adam into a vibrant career, allowing him to star off-Broadway and perform in New York cabarets, jazz clubs, and on international tours.
Known for his deeply playful and engaging stage presence and songwriting, Adam has shared the spotlight with legendary artists such as Ray Charles, Tony Bennett, Liza Minnelli, and Jann Arden, as well as various big bands and symphony orchestras. His performances are marked by a unique ability to connect with audiences, drawing them into his storytelling through music.
Now based in Los Angeles, Adam serves as a keynote singer, focusing on inspiring others through powerful narratives and songs. His mission is to encourage audiences to embrace and develop their greatest asset: creativity. Adam James continues to make an impact in the music world, leaving a lasting impression on those who experience his artistry.
15$ cover after 10pm, with all proceeds going directly to the musicians performing.
ARSENALS
11.30
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JOAN SMITH & THE JANE DOES
2.30
JOAN SMITH & the JANE DOES - a female-fronted dance-rock machine with cutting vocals that amp up to the edge of sanity, pulsing rock beats and fuzzed out guitars, are leaving an indelible mark in the Canadian rock scene. Their album, “Do Me Some Harm” (Oct 2023), was produced by member Tom Juhas and mixed by Alain Johannes (QOTSA, PJ Harvey, Chris Cornell).
Their single, “Pull” was featured in an episode of ABC’s ‘Rebel’, starring Katey Sagal. This achievement led to a collaboration with High Priestess Sync and Licensing team.
‘Think Queens of the Stone Age meet Stevie Nicks.’ - Jeff Woods