Fun fact: According to The Canadian Encyclopedia, we here in The Great White North have about 1000 organized zoos housing an estimated one billion wild animals. Well, the Canuck Capital is about to get a whole lot wilder as, from the subways of New York, return the boisterous buskers Too Many Zooz!
Spring into March with Spectrasonic!
Spring is around the corner and Spectrasonic delivers another stellar line up for the month of March.
Winnipeg`s Juno nominated Alt-Rockers Royal Canoe are heading to The 27 Club March 9th with Ottawa’s own mal/aimé
Altameda: New Treads, Old Ground, Fresh Roads
To purloin a few lines from The Boss, when it comes to ye olde romance “it ought to be easy / ought to be simple enough / man meets woman and they fall in love.” It’s a tale as old as time, true as it can be.
Spectrasonic rings in the Holidays
Ottawa Promoters Spectrasonic do not take a break even in the busiest month during the holidays!
The Lazys rocks a triple Halloween bill with The Standstills, Eagleson.
The long awaited return of the Toronto turned Aussie rockers The Lazys finally came to life on Saturday night at The 27 Club, when Ottawa’s rock radio station Rebel 101.7 and Spectrasonic threw a Halloween party with openers The Standstills and Eagleson.
Spectrasonic starts August shows with We Were Sharks, Mayfield.
Ottawa promoters Spectrasonic have been working hard to bring audio candy to Ottawa audience’s ears for the month of August!
Jared and the Mill with Guest Alanna Sterling | The 27 Club Ottawa
I recently had the pleasure of making my way to The 27 Club to cover Jared and the Mill live with opening act Alanna Sterling. The crowd was wowed from start to finish with this very interactive show.
The Riot Police “Movement” Album Release Party at 27 Club
Ottawa based The Riot Police brought their show to The 27 Club in Downtown Ottawa last Friday night. This group is no stranger to the music scene having been around since 2007 performing at many venues in Toronto, Kingston and at Ottawa’s own Bluesfest and Folkfest. Photos: Rob Blanchette Review: Ann Kiss-Blanchette
Lindi Ortega returning to Ottawa
When Lindi Ortega went in search of some quiet last year, the award-winning artist was pleasantly surprised to find a voice she hadn’t heard in some time – her own. Amid sparse, atmospheric production, it’s precisely this voice – a combination of Ortega’s fatalistic perspective expressed with her evocative soprano – that grips your attention on a brand new EP, Til The Goin’ Gets Gone.
