It was a busy packing show at Raw Sugar Cafe on September 4, 2010.
The weather was changing and it was chilly outside but inside Raw Sugar Cafe was already rock hot.
Despite a distraction by firetrucks, ambulance and the po-po on Somerset. Apparently there was a fire on a building.
Friends and families came out in support to see:
*note the art on the wall is done by Becca (sp?)
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Being the long Labour Day Weekend, decided to get out of my comfort zone of the indie music scene.
Went to Frenzy which is a monthly techno-dance party at Babylon Nightclub in Ottawa.
I finally got to see Jokers of the Scene, since there have been some buzz about them.
It was also a farewell party because the duo of DJ Booth (aka Linus Booth) and Chameleonic (aka Chris Macintrye) since both are moving to Toronto. [Thank you Guerilla Magazine for all the info]
There was great laser lights from Artengine/Ryan Stec.
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It was night three and the last night for the i(heart)music festival that happened on August 28th.
It was a big night because seven bands was playing not just one but two rooms at Mavericks and Cafe Dekcuf.
The night happened to be The Love Machine‘s CD Release show for their long awaited full length “Sweather Weather“.
At least there was a good set up to know who to see at Mavericks and Cafe Dekcuf without freaking out on who you missed out.
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The second night of the i(heart)music festival happened on August 27th.
The turnout was better than the before but still I love the bands that played the night before. (People, you have to check out Parlovr big time!)
It felt like Ottawa bands night well minus the one band from Toronto.
Sorry for this review being somewhat short being its very late night and editing the photos at the same time.
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It was the first night of the i(heart)music festival at Mavericks.
The turnout was not what I expected it probably it was a Thursday night or people are away on vacation before summer ends (WHO KNOWS!).
But I was happy to see all four acts playing one great show on Thursday night.
It was also a last show for this Ottawa band (which I decided to take a Polaroid).
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After attending the OIFF’s Music Video Challenge congrats to Adam and Luke.
I headed up to Arthur St for this intimate house show.
There were a various number of musician/poets
Here were the list:
It was a lovely evening seeing some of the performers play this kind of setting.
Here are the photos from the house show.
On August 20th I attended the OIFF‘s Music Video challenge at Lieutenant’s Pump.
It was the music video challenge where musicians and filmmakers come up and make great music videos.
Which was judge by a panel and voted by the audience who attended.
The winner was:
Adam Saikaley‘s Bike which was directed by Luke Ciesielski and features Lidija Marie from Silver Birch Society.
Other bands that I knew were:
The Weathermakers
hotshotcasino
It was a fun and free night to attend.
Mother nature did not cooperate on the last day of the Ottawa Folk Festival.
So there was alot of rescheduling of the music workshops that was suppose to happened on the Sunday afternoon.
Mostly spent being inside the Bowie Theatre all day.
But overall with the chaos that happened, things went pretty smoothly.
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Finally to end of with photos from the second day of the Ottawa Folk Festival.
Here are photos from Calexico‘s set.
It was one great show the band put on.
Photos from The Hidden Cameras‘s set on the second day of the Ottawa Folk Festival.
The played the Dance tent and it was a fun rocking set!
