A community arts and culture showcase celebrating SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) expression and creativity. 

HABIBI CULTURE II brings together families, artists, and community for an interactive, multi-sensory experience rooted in culture and connection.

Expect a vibrant mix of art, movement, music, and hands-on activities — designed to be welcoming, participatory, and engaging for all ages and backgrounds.  The culturally rich event decor and aesthetics will provide plenty of photo opportunities throughout the space. 

PART ONE: DAYTIME CELEBRATION (4:00–7:00 PM) — FREE, ALL AGES

A family-friendly community celebration — children, youth, families and the elderly are encouraged to attend.

• Visual arts exhibit featuring local creatives and a dedicated children's showcase of 'little artists' from Durham Region.

• Kids zone: Reading circle, arts workshop, song and dance activities and engaging installations.

• HABIBI CULTURE community canvas — a public art piece that attendees can co-create.

• Live handpan musician, DJ and henna artist

• Funded by the City of Oshawa

• Sponsors: BOND|ST Event Centre

PART TWO: AFTERPARTY (8:00–11:00 PM) — TICKETED (19+)

A high-energy, live music showcase, mixer and dance party.

• Live musicians take the stage to perform sets

• DJ spinning Arabic, afrobeats, amapiano and more

• Art remains on display as the space transforms into an immersive, late-night cultural experience

• Sponsors: BOND|ST Event Centre

About the Organizer: Al Markaz

Al Markaz is a grassroots arts, culture, and impact platform rooted in community. We create spaces that bring people together through storytelling, creativity, and cultural experiences — with a focus on SWANA voices.

Horseshoe Tavern / July 13: Lyubov Kay, Evyn Berridge, Martina Bukovcan, Sam-r

Youforia Entertainment Presents showcases emerging talent from the Toronto area.  Lyubov Kay, Martina Bukovcan, Sam-r, and Evyn Berridge will take the stage at the legendary Horseshoe Tavern on July 7th.  Join us for an evening of fresh sounds, captivating performances, and discover artists you will not forget.

FREE ENTRY!

Doors @ 7 PM

Music @ 7:30 PM

Join us live for the Voices for Lebanon Fundraiser Show – music, hope, and support all in one night!

Join Us for the Voices for Lebanon Fundraiser Show!

Come together in support of Lebanon at this fundraising music show at DROM Taberna on Sunday, July 12. It’ll be a night filled with powerful voices, inspiring performances, and supportive community.

We’re a group of Toronto-based artists and musicians who want to use our voices and platform for a good cause. During the ongoing war on Lebanon, children and their families have been greatly impacted. We’ve felt heartbroken to see them facing immense hardships, displacement, and limited access to basic care.

To do our part to help, we’re offering a night of performances by four incredible artists/bands – Zico, Janice & AJ, Mir Kashif Iqbal, and Sam-r – along with amazing raffle prizes and vendors, and donating all proceeds from ticket and raffle sales to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund’s (PCRF) Lebanon Urgent Relief program.

This fund provides children and families in Lebanon with lifesaving services, like medical care, food, hygiene kits, and other essential supplies. Together, let’s raise enough to meet our donation goal of $3,000 for this worthwhile cause!

Don’t miss out on the chance to connect, contribute, and make a difference while enjoying an unforgettable experience with community.

Can't make it to the show, but still want to support?

We’re sad that we’ll miss you at the show, but know your contribution matters just as much! You can still support by donating directly at our fundraising page here: Voices For Lebanon's fundraising page for The Palestine Children's Relief Fund - PCRF

About the venue: DROM Taberna

We’re proud to perform our fundraiser show at DROM Taberna, an iconic venue in Toronto that has long-supported important social causes and created a vibrant local music community. They also serve delicious food and drinks! Don't miss out on their fries. :)

Stay in the know about show updates

Follow @janiceandaj on Instagram for all updates on the show.

Live performances, networking, drinks, content creation & a chance to win a free studio session with 5x Gold Certified Producers.

Get Ready to Run the Track

Don’t miss this opportunity to network with industry professionals while supporting the local artist community.

Now’s your chance to showcase your song - or even perform it live - for the opportunity to win a free session with 5x Gold Certified Producers. Bring your best track and make your moment count.

Each ticket includes ONE free drink ticket.

We’ll keep the drinks flowing with a cash bar and the content rolling with full access to the photobooth and cyclorama.

Enjoy the vibes, find your next collaborator, support your peers, expand your network, and get your track heard.

Experience the full studio atmosphere with access to the control room, live room, and cyclorama for all your content needs.

To be added to the performance lineup and featured on our Eventbrite page, submit your ticket confirmation to cuginimusic@gmail.com.

Joining Link Strummer for Breaking Sound!

We showcase the hottest emerging artists & bands in premium locations around the city. #BreakingSoundCanada

FEAT:  CHAI, Jacqueline Madsen, Link Strummer + Isabella Couto!

Get To Know The Artists:

CHAI

a Toronto-based singer-songwriter known for crafting raw, emotionally charged music with an early-2000s pop-rock edge. Her recent releases, recorded in New York City with producer David Schoenwetter, blend nostalgia with modern storytelling and heartfelt lyricism, CHAI creates music that is both emotionally honest and undeniably catchy.

Jacqueline Madsen 

Growing up in small-town rural Ontario alongside her seven older siblings, Jacqueline Madsen always craved independence and wanted to find a unique path to set her apart from her closely knit family; when she found her musical calling, this longing was fulfilled. Jacqueline’s music lingers with a sentiment of self-discovery and love, and a take on societal standards that provokes comfortable discomfort

Link Strummer 

performs like it’s a spectacle and writes like it’s a confession. Drawing inspiration from decades of pop and R&B history, he blends retro influence with modern storytelling — turning obsession, heartbreak, and self-reflection into songs from the perspective of someone who knows exactly what the bad decision is and does it anyway. Based in Toronto, he is set to release Unforgettable — a concept album so specific it feels uncomfortably familiar.

Isabella Couto 

a Toronto-based singer-songwriter whose heartfelt pop sound blends soulful vocals with honest storytelling. Her music draws from experiences of heartbreak, growth, and self-reflection, creating songs that are both personal and relatable. Her debut single, “Knight in Shining Armour,” explores the pain of broken trust, while her latest release, “Stuck in the Rain,” reflects the feeling of being stuck while life moves forward around you.

19+. Please bring ID.
ADV $17.00 + fees
DOS $25.00 + fees

DOORS 7:00pm

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ!

No professional video or photography equipment permitted in the venue without prior approval.

No refunds.

We’re thrilled to announce that the Small World Music Festival is back and taking place in the summer. Join us for a FREE, outdoor, family-friendly community celebration.
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From June 26 to 28, Mabelle Park will become a meeting place for artists, families, neighbours, and music lovers from many backgrounds, cultures, and languages. The festival brings together sounds shaped by different traditions, stories, rhythms, and communities, creating a space where people can experience the richness of the city through music.
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Each artist brings their own voice, heritage, and creative journey to the stage. Together, they reflect the spirit of Small World Music: connecting people through culture, creating space for global sounds, and celebrating the communities that make Toronto such a vibrant place to live.
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Whether you are hearing a familiar sound from home or discovering something completely new, Small World Music Festival is an invitation to listen, gather, and celebrate the many communities that make this city feel like the world in one place. Get ready for a 3-day line-up of music on stage and throughout the park, hands-on workshops for all ages, delicious food and drinks, and a creative kids’ program.

P.S. Furry-friends are also welcome!

Join Youforia Entertainment Presents as four amazing emerging talents take the stage at Drake Underground on June 19th.

Youforia Entertainment Presents showcases emerging talent from the Toronto area.  Carrie Matisse, Lyubov Kay, Paige O, and Daniel Kuku will take the Drake Underground stage on June 19th.  Join us for an evening of fresh sounds, captivating performances, and discover artists you will not forget.

Door Time: 6:00 PM

Start Time: 7:00 PM

Ticket Price: $23 advance / $25 door

Saturday, June 13 @ 10 PM - The Pilot

TICKETS

Sam-r is a Toronto-based hip-hop/blues artist, “a rapping drummer telling honest stories of resilience, culture, and community.”
Sam-r is a Canadian artist of Lebanese-Syrian heritage, blending the raw storytelling of hip-hop with the soul of blues. Known for his rare combination of rapping and drumming, and his unique style of storytelling, his music reflects the struggles and triumphs of his immigrant experience.

Lineup

7 PM - Doors

8 PM: C.Ruth & the Mango Street Trio

9 PM: Tell It To Sweeney

10 PM: Sam-r

11 PM: TAREK FUNK

12 AM: Honeybear, The Band

NXNE 2026 is 19+, valid IDs will be checked upon arrival. 

NXNE is Canada’s most important discovery music festival, presenting thousands of essential emerging artists, often just before they break, from across Canada and around the world - since 1995. And applications to play the festival are now open.

From June 10-14, 2026, over 30 of Toronto’s best live music venues will host some of the best new bands in the world.

For NXNE 2026, we welcome musicians and fans back to NXNE, undeniably the ultimate club-hopping experience in Toronto. Each venue will feature a skillfully curated program of the best-rising talent from across Canada and around the world for fans to discover before they break onto the world stage. 

Identification will be verified upon entry. 

We recommend early arrival to avoid capacity restrictions. Set times subject to change - please check nxne.com for latest updates. 

READY TO KICKBACK?

Saturday June 6th, The Better Days Club presents year 2 of The Big Summer Kickback and here’s everything you need to know so you don’t miss out!

Date: Saturday June 6th, 2026
Venue: The Cotton Factory. 270 Sherman Avenue North, Hamilton
Doors: 6:00pm
Come early for games & activities, pop up print shop, food & snacks & drinks, vendors, and more!
Concert: 7:30pm

Performances by: ParkfromCC, Jsal, Sam-r & James Favron

Thank you to this years partners and collaborators including:
The Cotton Factory
City of Hamilton
Hamilton Business Centre
CHCH Morning LIve
Dr. Disc
Detour Coffee
The Local Skate Shop
Captured by Caro
SideQuest
Wasted Youth
Hamilton Music Collective
Redloom Production

Multi-instrumentalist Benton Roark and conductor Kathleen Allan have conceived an immersive concert unlike anything you've heard before.

Composers Bach, Hildegard von Bingen and DuFay find a meeting place in this concert of voices and instruments from different centuries and traditions. In addition to some beautiful choral singing you'll hear alto sax, electric guitar, turntables, harmonium, strings, tabla and analogue synthesizers - you name it. Enjoy the journey from Bach to rock!

Concreamus premieres Francesca Hauser’s newly commissioned work Parturition alongside Ted Hearne’s searing oratorio Sound from the Bench. Together, these ambitious works explore the politics of body, voice, and liberation, confront systems of control, and demand of us the courage it takes to reimagine and redefine these systems.

Kickdrum Presents:

Grace Scheele and the Milk-Eyed Menders cover Joanna Newsom

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Portes / Doors – 20h00
Spectacle / Show – 20h30
$13 adv / $15 door

***Nobody will be turned away for lack of funds***

ADVANCE: $20 + service charge BUY TICKETS
DOOR: $25

All Joanna Newsom, all night!

We’ll be ta-da and ta-do-ing our way through 1.5 hours of Joanna Newsom tunes with harpist Grace Scheele.

From The Milk-Eyed Mender to Divers, we’ll be pulling tunes from her entire discography and doing our best to do them justice.

Sung by fearless Sara May, Carolina Lopez, and Micaela Rae.

alongside our fearsome 4-piece backing band

The Milk-Eyed Menders
harp: Grace Scheele
guitar: Andrew Noseworthy
drums: Victor O
clarinet: Zack Goldstein

~*~ Expect tunes from Joanna Newsom’s entire discography ~*~

All Joanna Newsom, all night!

From The Milk-Eyed Mender to Divers, we'll be pulling tunes from her entire discography and doing our best to do them justice.

Performed live by harpist Grace Scheele and vocalists Sara May, Carolina Lopez, and Micaela Rae alongside our fearsome backing band the Milk-Eyed Menders.

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Four performers proudly made in Toronto: all acoustic, all raw, and all real.

The 6ix Strings Acoustic Showcase is where Toronto's vibrant soul meets the six strings of the acoustic guitar.

Named as a nod to both the city and the instrument at its heart, the showcase celebrates the rawness and the real acoustic sound, connecting performers and listeners in a more intimate and personal way.

Stripped of heavy production, each performance puts the spotlight on raw talent and honest storytelling and creativity. It's a space where new voices are heard, connections are made, and the city's acoustic scene grows- one song at a time.

Doors open at 7:30 PM. Showcase starts at 8 PM.

PPR Tranzac Residency: Christopher Mayo and Emmanuel Lacopo

This month marks our final people | places | records Tranzac Club Southern Cross Residency date for this cycle! Our last show for now will involve heavy plucked strings and electronic soundscapes from guitars and harps, featuring local composer Christopher Mayo's upcoming album release, "Walk the Darkness Down," plus Emmanuel Lacopo will join us from Montréal!

The evening will also feature Grace Scheele and Andrew Noseworthy performing tracks from "Walk the Darkness Down," who will then be joined by an Joseph Glaser, Liam Aldous, Lacopo and Mayo himself to perform the album's mammoth title track!

Preorder/Presave "Walk the Darkness Down" here: https://hypeddit.com/hqg15f

Saturday March 28th, 10pm-12am
292 Brunswick Ave
PWYC!
Graphics by Erika Verhagen

Performing with Sam-r at the Unity in Struggle Forum. More info: https://theunityinstruggleforum.com/

Join us for a one night only event featuring the theatrical premiere of NASH THE SLASH RISES AGAIN!

Plus a LIVE MUSICAL PERFORMANCE with SPECIAL GUESTS!

On this special night, following the screening will be a Q&A with director Tim Kowalski, writer/editor Kevan Byrne, and Nash The Slash visual collaborator Stephen Pollard, moderated by Lou Molinaro.

After that, we'll welcome some of Toronto's finest musicians to interpret Nash's music, as part of the vinyl release show for Nash the Slash - Covered, a tribute recording featuring weirdo musicians from all over the world. March 13th is the vinyl release show, supported by We Are Busy Bodies record label, and produced by Friendly Rich Marsella. Pre order the vinyl today at https://nashtheslashcovered.bandcamp.com/album/covered.

“NASH THE SLASH: COVERED” VINYL ALBUM LAUNCH PARTY featuring guest artists:

Ian Blurton, Christine Duncan, Rebecca Hennessy, Rob Higgins, Friendly Rich Marsella, Andrew Noseworthy, Frank Pahl, Eiyn Sof

House Band:

Kevin Breit – guitar, mandolin, Dave Clark – drums, Rebecca Hennessy – trumpet, vocals, Michael Herring – bass, Elena Kapeleris – saxophone

Nash the Slash Rises Again! uncovers the origin story of the sinister, masked Canadian electronic music innovator who took his name from the killer butler in a 1927 Laurel and Hardy silent film. A classically trained violinist and multi-instrumentalist, Nash fused prog rock, punk, classic rock, and psychedelia with techno and industrial - long before those genres even had names. The new film Nash the Slash Rises Again! unwinds the bandages of a ground-breaking, mad musical scientist whose career decomposed before the world caught up

people | places | records Tranzac Club Southern Cross Residency continues!

This month we'll feature two visiting artists, Temporal Waves from Montreal and Nick Joliat joining us virtually from Massachussetts!

This one should be very analog synth and visual projection heavy! Shawn Mativetsky's Temporal Waves project combines the neon nostalgia of synthwave with tabla virtuosity, while Nick Joliat redefines the possibilities of the casio keyboard. Temporal Waves will perform live with augmented visuals, while Joliat's set will be the premiere of a brand new at-home live production of music from the "Casio Music 2" release.

Saturday February 28th, 10pm-12am
292 Brunswick Ave
PWYC!
Graphics by Erika Verhagen

people | places | records Tranzac Club Southern Cross Residency continues! This month we'll feature Cristina Lord and Nick Norton, joining us from LA!

Both Cristina and Nick have released forward-thinking electronic-focused records via PPR, and this show will feature new live arrangements from those albums, both solo and with string quartet! Join us in welcoming Cristina and Nick to Toronto and the Tranzac's Southern Cross Lounge!

Saturday January 24th, 10pm-12am
292 Brunswick Ave
PWYC!
Graphics by Erika Verhagen

people | places | records Tranzac Club Southern Cross Residency continues! This month we'll feature sets from Yang Chen and David Zucchi!

Two multidisciplinary and genre-fluid mavericks with Toronto origins. Percussionist Yang Chen will perform works from their soundscape sprawling debut album "longing for_" released back in 2022, as well as first glimpses at new music coming soon on PPR.

UK-based saxophonist and composer David Zucchi returns to Toronto to present live versions of music from his intimate, dreamy, nostalgic (and Christmas-y!) album "Mandi," released just last year. "Mandi" features unearthed recordings of family members from decades past, paired with newly written lyrical and delicate saxophone playing.

Saturday December 27th, 10pm-12am
292 Brunswick Ave
PWYC!
Graphics by Erika Verhagen

Welcome to The Sundown Sessions: A monthly music series featuring talented Canadian indie artists of all genres! Created & hosted by artists Amy Craze & Tiffany Luvv.

For December's session, we will be returning to the legendary Rivoli (duh)!

We have a phenomenal lineup of Avery Raquel, Sixxera, Jakin & Lyubov Kay! 

Doors open at 6:30pm and the show starts at 7pm. 

Come support indie artists and their incredible music!

Beverly Glenn‑Copeland takes over Toronto for a transcendent evening of community music.

Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Elizabeth Copeland bring an evening of deep resonance, where music, language, and spirit converge toward healing and connection. Glenn, the visionary singer, songwriter, and composer, alongside Elizabeth, the celebrated author, theatre artist, and educator, in a collaborative performance exploring creativity as a force for collective renewal. Glenn’s The One Ahead, his first new album in nearly two decades, channels joyful gratitude and the unyielding pulse of life. Together, they shape a shared practice of song and story where community itself becomes the art form. 

Also performing are Kamra and Topanga Trio. 

Kamra, a recording artist and cultural worker of Igbo Nigerian descent based in Yellowknife, NT, constructs electroacoustic environments that reimagine how we listen, move, and relate. Their projects: Activation Residency and Forest Fringe Farm, transform community and land into living frameworks for creative practice. 

St. John’s based Topanga Trio is singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Katie Baggs, Carole Bestvater, and Valmy who meld guitar, violin, bass, and piano into radiant, harmony-driven arrangements. Their music embodies the strength of collaboration and the sustaining power of song.

This event is presented in collaboration by Burn Down the Capital, Venus Fest and The Music Gallery. 

Event schedule (subject to change):

7:00 pm Kamra
7:45 pm Beverly Glenn-Copeland & Elizabeth Copeland
9:15 pm Topanga Trio

Sounds of Solidarity 3: Rebuild

Join us for Sounds of Solidarity 3: Rebuild, an evening of art, music, poetry, and community dedicated to the power of resilience and renewal. As our people continue to face destruction and displacement, we come together to celebrate life, honour our roots, and take action toward rebuilding what has been lost.

This year’s theme, Rebuild, is both a reflection and a call to action, to restore our culture, strengthen our community, and uplift one another through unity and creativity. Through every song, every poem, and every shared moment, we reaffirm our connection to our heritage and to the people who continue to endure with courage and grace.

What to expect:

• An incredible lineup of artists, musicians, and poets sharing their voices, stories, and sounds through powerful performances that celebrate our collective strength

• Local vendors showcasing unique handmade crafts and cultural treasures

• Traditional homemade food bursting with the taste and spirit of home

All proceeds from this event will be split between the Rammun Foundation, and Sudan Solidarity Collective. Attendees can also choose to top up their ticket purchase with an additional donation, every contribution makes a difference.

The event will be livestreamed on YouTube for those unable to attend in person.

Wavelength presents - in partnership with TO Live:

MOONRiiVR
(Toronto // analog psychedelia)

with guests:

Sam Tudor (Cross-Canada cathartic collaboration)
Kamra (Toronto // atmospheric gutter blues)

Part of the Wavelength Music Series

Saturday November 29, 2025
Wavelength @ St. Anne’s
651 Dufferin Street
Doors 7pm

Single tix $25.6 ($20 adv plus taxes & fees) at DICE.FM
Ticket link: bit.ly/MoonriivrWL

On sale now!
ALL AGES / Licensed

Join us for Wavelength’s final show of 2025, a tribute to electro-acoustic sound techniques and the ever-present influence of times past.

From the musicians behind JUNO-nominated band The Wooden Sky and Canada’s Greatest party band Dwayne Gretzky, comes Toronto’s own MOONRiiVR. Gavin Gardiner and “Champagne” James Robertson craft a sonic world that reflects every moment in time. With analog tape, slide guitars, wonky string synths, and nimble percussion, the term “Buddy Holly meets Krautrock” strangely comes to mind.

These Toronto music scene staples will be joined on the bill by genre-blurring Canadian singer-songwriter Sam Tudor. Both an individual and a project, Sam Tudor offers acoustic guitars colliding with Eno-inspired beats, distorted synths and jazz sensibilities. Similarly ambient and exploratory as heard on their fantastic 2024 album Shift Circuit, Kamra opens the evening with gossamer-like vocals to make each listener’s spirit turn crimson.

Accessibility:
Due to the historic nature of our building, St. Anne’s Parish Hall is not currently wheelchair accessible due to one flight of stairs to access the venue. For all other accessibility requests, please contact us at info@wavelengthmusic.ca.

Audience Policy:
Wavelength respects the rights of each member of our diverse audience and is committed to providing an environment in which everyone can feel safe. Any behaviour which could reasonably be perceived as physically, emotionally, or mentally harmful to individuals at Wavelength events will not be tolerated. This includes: racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, body shaming, ableism, ageism, and all forms of violence.

Please be respectful of others and help Wavelength create a fun and safer space for everyone. If you need help, or see others in need of help, please talk to a Wavelength staff member or volunteer.

Ticket Purchase Policy:
Please note that all ticket sales are final and non-refundable. We may occasionally offer ticket refunds in limited circumstances, such as events that are canceled, postponed or rescheduled.

people | places | records Tranzac Club Southern Cross Residency continues! This month we'll feature sets from Leslie Ting+Germaine Liu and Evan Ziporyn+ContaQt!

Leslie and Germaine are fresh off new productions of "What Brings You In," an immersive production centred around first-time experiences of attending therapy. The album version of the project was released previously via PPR in stereo and binaural versions, and the violin+percussion duo's explorative process will be featured here with improvisations and pieces from the project.

Evan Ziporyn+ContaQt are also fresh off new releases and shows, including their recent ensemble residency at Western University and the new album, "Art Decade," out on Cantaloupe Music. For this show, the group will perform ambient selections from the album and from their "Virtual ContaQt" series/releases. Half of the members from the group will be present in person while the other half will join remotely from other locations for an in-person/virtual hybrid experience.

Saturday November 22nd, 10pm-12am
292 Brunswick Ave
PWYC!

Graphics by Erika Verhagen

Le guitariste virtuose et compositeur Tim Brady présente deux concerts qui mettent en lumière la richesse de la création pour guitare électrique à travers le Canada.

La guitare électrique est un instrument voué à la création musicale depuis ses débuts en 1932 – et on ne lâche pas! Ce grand événement sur 2 jours nous présente la création musicale pour guitare électrique à travers le Canada, avec des solistes et compositeurs de Québec, Ontario, Nouvelle-Écosse et Manitoba. Ces concerts feront découvrir une panoplie de styles et d'approches: les influences jazz et folk de Sam Wilson, la musique de chambre avec Instruments of Happiness et ses solistes invités, une musique électro-expérimentale avec Andrew Noseworthy, et 2 pièces solos majeures de Tim Brady. Le concert du 13 novembre sera aussi le lancement du nouvel album double de Tim Brady – For Electric Guitar, sur l'étiquette People Places Records, qui marque le 40ème anniversaire de son premier disque de guitare électrique solo dR.E.aM.s, sorti en 1985.

13 novembre
1ère partie : Soliste – guitare électrique solo – Andrew Noseworthy (Toronto, ON/TNL)
Musique de : Tim Brady « Of Julie’s Dance : Inv. #8 »; Kenyon Duncan « Dissent #3 »; Adam Zolty « Anthill », Javier Dinama « Pieza para guitarra eléctrica n.1-3 », Andrew Noseworhy « Pull up”.
2ième partie : Soliste – guitare électrique solo – Tim Brady (Montréal, QC).
« For Electric Guitar » (2024), création: « Really, Really Solo Electric Guitar Music” (2025)”
Lancement du CD double “For Electric Guitar” (People Places Records)

London’s Sorry! Comedy Festival presents…

Radio Ha Ha
A Musical Comedy Experience

Saturday, November 8 at 7:30 pm
Honey Dip

Radio Haha brings the best and weirdest stand-up and sketch comedians together with stars of the experimental music scene for a surreal and psychedelic comedy show from composer-comedian James Hamilton Lowrie and comedian Justin Gayle.

Live band! Sound design! Characters! Canadian-famous comedians! Experimental music-famous musicians! Is it actually on the radio? No, it is not – why does everyone keep asking me this?!

Tickets from $25.00 + taxes & fees

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Joining Sam-R for Rendezvous with Madness’ Festival Rhythm of the Night event.