He’s been writing his own music for almost 20 years, but since moving from Moncton to Montreal he’s become one of this city’s most sought-after musical partners, collaborating with Lhasa, Patrick Watson, Elisapie and the Barr Brothers—as well as working with his avant-pop band, Klaus. Those partnerships have taught him how to unmake a tune—picking up someone else’s idea and finding new ways to fill it in. With Falcon’s Heart, he wanted to bring that same process to his own work: could he write the song himself and then reassemble it, changed?
JP Cormier
Friday, Jan. 9th @ 7:30pm | The Harrison Memorial Hall Once your tickets are purchased, you will be added to our guest list. No physical tickets are required to be picked up or presented at the door. JP Cormier JP Cormier is a Canadian musical virtuoso whose talents span bluegrass, folk, and Celtic traditions. Born […]
A History of Motown
A History of Motown takes audiences of all ages on a musical journey through the legendary hits that defined an era and shaped the sound of a generation. From the infectious rhythms of The Supremes to the timeless melodies of Stevie Wonder, Dos Santos brings the magic of Motown to life with her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence.
Over The Moon
Canadian Juno nominated roots/swing duo Over The Moon’s Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell are awarding multi-instrumentalists/vocalists that met, fell in love, got married and discovered their voices blend so well together that people often tear up upon hearing them sing.
Jeffery Straker
Singer-songwriter pianist Jeffery Straker grew up taking piano lessons in small-town Saskatchewan and has goneon to perform over 100 shows per year across Canada, Europe and Latin America. Blending classically trained confidence with a storyteller’s intimacy, his rootsy thought-provoking songs have the power to transport a listener – out onto a lake in Canada’s North or to the main street of a prairie town. A clever lyricist with an energetic approach to the piano, his song writing has drawn critical comparisons to the likes of Harry Chapin, Kris Kristofferson & Murray Mclauchlan while maintaining a style distinctly his own.
