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[4 Feb 2012 | No Comment | ]
Vinyl Vaudeville at Performance works.

Amazing cabaret/ dinner theatre hits Vancouver.
What happens when a vintage dinner cabaret hits Vancouver a century too late? Well, it features not only the glitz of trapeze artists, but also the excitement of world-record-holding acrobats doing backflips on pogo sticks. Vinyl Vaudeville takes over Performance Works on Granville Island from February 10th till the 18th. Shows at 8 PM.

Vinyl Vaudeville attempts to replicate the century-old tradition of combining a sassy cabaret,  dinner theatre, and after-show swingin’ dance soiree together with a twist.
In the style of the early 1900’s, the …

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[5 Jan 2012 | No Comment | ]
Unsigned Vancouver: Sidney York, Ruffled Feathers & Treeline

Microbrewery Steam Whistle hosts first ever UNSIGNED Vancouver – a concert in support of Canadian independent music artists. The Unsigned series started in Toronto four years ago, soon making its way to Calgary and Edmonton, with the idea of giving back and helping the growth of Canada’s indie music community. Thursday January 26 2012 is the first time that a series will be taking place in Vancouver at Biltmore Cabaret featuring Sidney York, The Ruffled Feathers, and Treelines. Doors open at 8pm and tickets are only $5 at the door with 100% of proceeds going back to the community through Music BC.

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[1 Jan 2012 | No Comment | ]
PuSH Festival Opening Gala at the Waldorf

January 17th. Presented by The PuSh International Performing Arts Festival.

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[15 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
The Poppies grow taller in Vancouver

Tall Poppy Records is the creation of renaissance woman, Lee Lindsey. The independent record label which has now branched into Poppy Cafe embodies everything that Lindsey herself represents: passion, a love for nurturing and supporting great music, and family.
What started off as an independent label and recording studio in London, England, soon sprouted off into Tall Poppy Presents. Lindsey’s networking skills, and experience in the music industry helped her host dozens of extremely successful shows, featuring local and international musicians. It was obvious to everyone involved in the process that Lindsey was destined to bring amazing music to the world. After 4 years of sowing and watching Tall Poppy grow into her passion-driven business Lindsey decided it was time to transplant her family and the company to her homeland of Canada.

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[1 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]
The Reckoners |The Cory Woodward Band | Redgy Blackout @ The Biltmore

Wednesday December 14th Come one come all!! This will be a wonderful night of music presented in collaboration with The Biltmore Cabaret. The Reckoners will be performing as quartet with special guest Scott Smith on lapsteel, pedalsteel, and electric guitar and Jeremy Holmes on stand up bass, banjo, and mandoline. It is our final show of the season and we are very much looking forward to seeing everyone there!!

Cory Woodward will be performing with his new full band.

Peak Performance Top 20 artist for 2011 Redgy Blackout will also be performing!!

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[30 Nov 2011 | No Comment | ]
VanMusic Presents: Keith William Miller and Friends

VanMusic is very proud to Present Keith William Miller and some of his friends on December 10th 2011. The night is extra special as all 3 of these artists are breaking into the independent music scene.

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[20 Nov 2011 | One Comment | ]
Scythia

Scythia will be opening for Finnish folk metal band Korpiklaani and Russian pagan metal band Arkona on December
3rd in Vancouver, at The Rickshaw Theatre as part of the “UKON WACKA North American Tour”.

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[13 Nov 2011 | No Comment | ]
Smirnoff Night Life Exchange – Party Review

Yeah, that’s right a party review. How did I land this gig? Oh ya Jordan called me. Our conversation went a little something like this…

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[5 Nov 2011 | No Comment | ]
HILARY GRIST’S CARDBOARD PIANO-CITY TO BE DISPLAYED AT BEAUMONT GALLERY

The Beaumont Gallery has announced they will be displaying Vancouver songwriter Hilary Grist’s cardboard piano-city, the astonishing set of her new music video ‘Tall Buildings’, beginning with a gala opening on Thursday, November 10th.
The impressively detailed piece took over two months to create and was built from recycled cardboard in Hilary’s 600 square foot Vancouver apartment.

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[29 Oct 2011 | 2 Comments | ]
Poppy Cafe Presents

Hey Vancouver! Looking for something fun to do tonight? Lee Lindsey, founder and regular singer for Poppy Cafe’s showcase has once again put together a night of unforgettable music by some extremely talented Canadian musicians, you’d be crazy to miss! On tonight’s Poppy Cafe roster is Paul Filek and The Fury.
Paul Filek’s is a romantic poet like James Blunt, paired with a healthy dose of humour a la Barenaked Ladies. His pure emotions can be heard in his intoxicating vocals in ballads like “One Love” (which gave me goosebumps each time I listened), and his talent has earned him spots opening for acts like STYX, Collin James and The Arkells. Fans will tell you that Filek’s shows always live up to the hype, and that seeing him live once is never enough.

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[28 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]
BROADWAY BULLIES @ The Red Room Nov. 5

Rock N Roll Mini Fest at The Red Room!

The Broadway Bullies are a real rock band. Anyone who’s been to a show will attest- they hit the stage like a brick sh**house. Showcasing their original talent and their no-holds-barred attitude, the Bullies are unstoppable. This summer the band were chosen by The Pepsi Youth Music Movement as the band to represent Vancouver in their search for 10 bands to represent provinces across the country. The band recorded a song and video (link listed below with full video) with the Pepsi …

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[26 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]
Scythia Post Trailer for Nerd Fest In Vancouver On Nov 19th

Nerd Fest is a night of medieval fantasy that will showcase local folk metal clans Scythia, Eye Of Odin and Celestial Ruin along with entertainment ranging from sword fighting, tattoo artistry, burlesque dancing (Tiffany Truth), fantasy multimedia (films), a costume contest and a multitude of vendors

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[20 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]
Paper Lions – Rolling Oyster Review

Wednesday October 26th. The Cobalt gets classy and oysters will be served. Seriously. Oysters will be served… I don’t think I’ve ever eaten an oyster. Look for an interview and review soon!

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[17 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]
JUDGE DEE & THE HAUNTED GARDEN October 26-31 at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

Join us this Halloween as, for the first time ever, we transform the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden into a terrifying Haunted House. Featuring nearly 30 actors, dancers and musicians, this oneof-a-kind experience is inspired by Robert van Gulik’s classic Judge Dee murder mysteries. Brave the Garden’s haunted pathways, uncover clues, then warm your bones at the old Tea House as you piece together the crime. But WATCH OUT! You never know what may be lurking around the next corner. Can you and Judge Dee solve the case before the next victim meets her gruesome fate?

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[13 Oct 2011 | No Comment | ]
NERD FEST – Vancouver – Nov 19 – Medieval Fantasy Comes Alive w/ Scythia, Eye of Odin, Celestial Ruin

Nerd Fest Returns for its 2nd year of showcasing that the world of knights and dragons is more than fantasy, it’s the new cool!
 
Nerd Fest, a night of medieval fantasy returns to Vancouver on November 19th at the Rickshaw Theatre with local folk metal clans Scythia, Eye Of Odin and Celestial Ruin. Scythia will be headlining the fest as they have just released their second studio album “…Of Exile” last month to rave reviews and have topped the Canadian college loud charts at #1.
Fantasy metal won’t be the only entertainment …