Friday, August 8 at 8 pm, The Shepherd’s Crook presents:
Shelzee and the Sax Man. Two person band consisting of Mark Gravelle on saxophone and Michelle Emory on vocals and acoustic guitar.
The duo covers the likes of The Lumineers, Mumford and Sons, Rihanna, Serena Ryder, and Coldplay, and is superb at engaging the crowd.
Fingerpicking tandem, Don Ablett and Brent Cooper bring some of Georgetown’s finest guitar work.
Well grooved as a duo, they may also showcase some of their solo talents.
The busiest local Musician I know be my main man David Cavan Fraser. In addition to all his other performances, he plays the patio most Wednesday evenings all summer at Kelsey’s. He be singin’, n playin’, n jokin’, n chattin’, n tellin’ stories. Booyakasha … Check It!
In its sixth summer, three musical soirees are being offered at the concert salon of 157 Main Street in Old Downtown Georgetown. Each evening is complete with wonderful music followed by light summer receptions, a great way to spend your warm summer Tuesday evenings.
The programme for the concerts this summer varies dramatically, including piano solos and duo works for voice/violin and piano. Concert No. 2 on August 5th will showcase Georgetown’s own Thomas Dobrovich who placed 2nd at the Canadian Music Competition in Quebec city this past June in the 19 year old and under age category, and also placed first in the “Symphony on the Bay” Concerto competition.Together with the ‘Greidonian’ Symphony orchestra, Maestro Dobrovich will enchant you in a deep dark rendition of Rachmaninoff’s swirling yet melodic Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor. Works of Chopin and Beethoven will also be played at this concert.
Tickets are $30 and are on sale at Foodstuffs in Old Downtown Georgetown 89 Main Street South. All concerts will begin at 8 pm.
JK Gulley – Songwriter/Guitarist/Producer (the guy from that Tylenol commercial)
Mati Haskell – Performing Artist (she’s back !!!!)
Benita Hill – Nashville Hit Songwriter (Garth Brooks, Crystal Gayle, Glen Miller Band)
The show will be on FRIDAY Night Aug. 8th, starting at 8 pm, in the Terra Cotta Community Centre, 18 High Street, Terra Cotta. Tickets are $20. You can reserve by emailing: brucemadole@sympatico.ca or calling 905-459-9753.
Susannah McKenzie-Sutter brings joie-de-vivre with a blend of fiddle and violin stylings. Playful and powerful, Susannah’s sound is a staple at the weekly Downtown Georgetown Farmer’s Market for good reason. Come see a respected musician with a bright future playing the ultimate chill venue, Glen Williams’ The Copper Kettle.
Formed in 2010, 4Play have steadily built themselves a following all over Southern Ontario through hard work and an abundance of passion. At its core, 4Play is a blistering mass of driving riffs, energetic drums, technically diverse bass lines and captivating vocals, perfect for large venues with the amazing ability to be intense and musical at a lower volume for smaller venues. Covering everything from Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Wonder, to Foo Fighters and Sublime, 4Play is bound to give you a taste of what you’re craving!
Remember the Powder Blues Band? “Doin’ It Right”, “Thirsty Ears” etc…? That’s what I hear when I listen to The Tone Dogs (minus the sax). Or maybe it’s Huey Lewis I’m hearing.
I don’t know, but the real question is, “What are you hearing”?
Gotta hit up The McGib to figure it out.
Saturday, August 2 sees The St. George with The Beat Heathens, a band that has been playing together for nearly 15 years!!
Veteran musicians capable of playing a huge variety of music from the sixties to the nineties and beyond.
Matt Powell and The Bistro’s Domenic Bonaldo bring a tasty cross-section of signature jazzy tunes, spiced with a smorgasbord of vocals and keyboard effects.
Matt Powell has a non-musical day job, but lives it up after hours playing and singing at the Silver Creek Cafe and Bistro, for local charities such as the Optimist Club and the Saturday Centre, at retirement homes during the holidays and really wherever he can get his hands on a piano.
Once, he took it upon himself to play the old grand piano in the middle of West Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont. That night, his Beatles covers attracted all sorts of new and great friends, and led to his being invited to an awesome party in the Hollywood Hills.
Come check this guy out – wethinks you’ll like him.
Domenic Bonaldo has earned the Bistro Music Director title with a background in professional music that originates in his teen years. A beloved entertainer with the ability to produce a big, clean sound.
