JOCELYN BARTH TRIO
5.30 - 7.30
In her debut release, Tell Him I Said Hello, Jocelyn's unique and ethereal voice is met by David Restivo on piano and Artie Roth on bass. John MacMurchy adds some tasteful tones to two songs on clarinet and flute. The album was recorded and edited by Jeremy Darby at Canterbury Music Company and mixed and mastered by Mariana Hutten.
THE BONA FIDE SCOUNDRLES
8.00 - 11.00
The Bona Fide Scoundrels are a quartet comprised of leader guitarist, Kevin Breit, Hyper-Accordionist, Michael Jude Ward Bergeman, bassist, Michael Herring and drummer, David Clark. They have recorded and performed for 4 years and have worked with such luminaries as Yo Yo Ma, Norah Jones, k.d Lang, the Rheostatics, Cassandra Wilson and many others.
15$ cover after 10pm, with all proceeds going directly to the musicians performing.
DJ - LEGS FLORENTINE
11.00 - ALL NIGHT
@legsflorentine_dj
PAUL REDDICK
11.30 - 2.00
Singer, songwriter and harmonica player Paul Reddick has been performing his critically acclaimed original songs on stages across Canada, the USA and Europe for over 30 years. He has recorded and written with Colin Linden, Tom Wilson (Lee Harvey Osmond) and MonkeyJunk among others, and recorded 10 albums of his own. His most recent recording, Ride the One (on Stony Plain Records), received the 2016 Juno Award for Best Blues Album.
LOWLIGHTERS
2.30 - 3.45
Let's say you want to build a band.First imagine a towering, legendary fgure who plays every song like it came to him in a fever-dream. Kevin Breit rides his guitar like an out-of-control shopping cart from hell. He will incant strange and beautiful melodies as hecareens through the din. Alchemy for your ears. Maybe there should be a tuba in the band. Tom Richards knows how to make it work - has seen his share of close calls: knows when to dig in. The thing about a bull in a china shop is how great it sounds and how exciting it is when it's happening. Also - makes a good story for later. Lowell Whitty isthe bull And the china shop. This world can be too safe: Just when you think you'll never feel again, L-Dub knocks on the door to your heart. Our featured guest for this show is Jaron Freeman-Fox. Some say that in order to string his bow he chased a wild stallion across the desert for two weeks before subduing the wild beast with a haunting love song. During Y2K, when the world was plunged into darkness for a month, Jaron ran out of notes to play on his violin. This forced him to add an extra string to his fddle and the world has never been the same since.
Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing The Lowlighters.