CLICK HERE FOR ALL THINGS BLUESFEST [simply_instagram endpoints=”users” type=”recent-media” size=”standard_resolution” display=”20″] Things were picking up into full swing on Thursday (July 8th) for Bluesfest. It was an eclectic amount of musicians for all the ages. The acts that I saw were: Laurent Bourque Good2Go Lindsay Ferguson The Bacon Brothers Great Lake Swimmers The Moody Blues …
Day 2 at Bluesfest was another scorching hot weather day. It was somewhat of a slow music night. There was one act I really wanted to see. There was one act (with the advice from a friend) just caught me by surprise. Here is a list of who I saw on day 2. Silvercreek Jesse …
Decided to make a separate entry from Day 1 of Bluesfest. Since there were alot of photos I have taken and needed to organize them well. For those that didn’t want to check out Iron Maiden and wanted something less heavy. This was one show I decided to check out. This one was the Kelp Records …
UPDATE: CLICK HERE!!!! Everyone is going to be Twittering or blogging about this year’s Polaris Music Prize Shortlist. Well six of my predictions made it on the official shortlist. Here are the shortlist nominees. The Besnard Lakes – The Besnard Lakes Are The Roaring Night* Broken Social Scene – Forgiveness Rock Record (Review of the …
UPDATE: CLICK HERE!!!! I am not a juror member of the Polaris Music Prize (Wish I was). Click here for the official list plus my prediction on who should win. But I would like to give my predictions on who I feel or might be on the shortlist for the Polaris Music Prize. The shortlist …
Adam Saikaley and Cinéma L’amour played at Canteen for their EHOK! artworks on July 3, 2010. It was a fun and unique set. Adam did his set outside of Canteen and on the sidewalks. It was the same setup he did when he opened up for the American Dollar on June 28th. It was some …
To top off my Canada Day 2010 with the various shows I went to see. After watching the fireworks. I headed up to Mavericks for another free show. Playing at the show were: The Balconies Clothes Make The Man
Lastly from the free Canada Day shows that the NCC provided/put out. Owen Pallett played an amazing sunny summer show on the main stage on Confederation Park. There was a lot of people (mostly the younger crowd) coming out to see him play live. You totally missed out a great free show by Owen. Here …
After Shad’s blew the stage off. Elliott Brood was up next and didn’t disappoint with their set. The band was afraid they wouldn’t top Shad’s performance. The band did an amazing fun set and audience was happy to see them play. Here are the rest of the photos. [flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157624284366407″]