You can say the first night of Bon-Fire 2018 was a warm-up for what was to come on the Saturday’s portion of the festival. Started off a nice sunny day with Alexia Avina, who performed at the Forest Stage. Very nice ambient dream pop music by the Montreal musician. Reminds me of Sea Oleena! L …
Ending off the first night of Bon-Fire 2018 at the Forest Stage was Jessy Lanza! Enjoyed and couldn’t stop dancing to her electro-dance music.
Performing at the Forest stage at Bon-Fire 2018 was Chad VanGaalen. Back by his band members The Bleach Wipes. It was a wonderful hazy glitchy rock set! Preview some new songs and mostly from his 2017 album Light Information plus some oldies.
Ottawa’s Bonnie Doon was the first band to perform at the Bonfire Tent at Bon-Fire 2018. Lots of fun under the tent with indie surf post-rock music!!
The Heavy Medicine Band kicked off a wonderful performance on the first night of Bon-Fire 2018.
Asinabka Festival presented their music showcase on August 11, 2018. In the 2018 edition, performing were Yamantaka // Sonic Titan, Gentleman Soundgoods and Ethnotechnique. Somehow I got emotional seeing YT//ST perform. Probably was the wine I had or it was the intimate vibe. They finally played in Ottawa in support of their third album Dirt. …
This was a show that was not to be missed out at Black Squirrel Books on August 10, 2018. It was the long-awaited LP release show for Boyhood’s Bad Mantras. Opening up for Boyhood was Muzzy Legault. Wonderful R&B/Hip-hop music and accompanied by DJ Jas Nasty. Then it was Boyhood‘s turn to perform. Playing mostly …
The one and only time to attend Ottawa’s Chamberfest 2018. Celebrating it’s 25 anniversary which started on July 26th and ended on August 9th. The last night took place at La Nouvelle Scène and had performances by violinst Brendan Speltz with pianist Jamie Parker and SOMA Quartet.
Photos from Organ Eyes, Roachclip, Deathsticks and The Opposite Point of Life at Black Squirrel Books on August 2, 2018
Tuesday night show at Black Squirrel Books with Quaker Parents, Wetface and Ethnotechnique. It has been a long time since I last saw Quaker Parents. Since the Grundy brothers have been busy with Heaven For Real. Quaker Parents is more of Mark’s side and very heavy alternative-pop music. Second time this year seeing Wetface perform …