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SUMMARY:Hey Ocean! with special guest Elli Hart
DESCRIPTION:Hey Ocean is to many the quintessential West Coast band. With three Vancouverites at its core (Ashleigh Ball\, David Beckingham\, & David Vertesi) it’s true that their roots\, their name\, and many of their lyrics hark back to the pacific shores they call home. However\, over the last 6 years they have earned a reputation as much more than just ambassadors of the Pacific Northwest. \nTruly independent for over half a decade\, Hey Ocean is also a representative of the new generation of DIY artists. They have been hands on every step of the way. Their captivating and energetic live show has not only earned them the loyalty of an ever-expanding fan base\, but also the reputation for being one of Canada’s best young bands. \nIn the spirit of classic Pop songwriters such as Paul Simon or Fleetwood Mac they are refreshingly musical with compelling lyrics\, beautiful harmonies and superb musicianship at the front and center. Meanwhile\, their passion for the music they make is unmistakable and it breeds positivity even when singing the saddest of their songs. \nAfter their summer of 2010 was spent working with producer Gavin Brown (Metric\, Sarah Harmer\, Billy Talent) Hey Ocean returned home with a record in pieces but more determined than ever to finish. Starting again\, they began rebuilding the songs from the ground up with bassist David Vertesi producing and with only themselves to answer to. A year later their highly anticipated release IS\, was released through Universal Music and the band is ready to hit the road once more with an expanded line-up and a whole new array of material: bigger and better than ever. \nThe May 2011 album release marked three years since the band’s last release “It’s Easier To Be Somebody Else” (2008) and despite a long and difficult recording process the band asserts that if anything\, the obstacles they have overcome have only made them stronger and more certain than ever that they must be masters of their own destiny. \nOpening for Hey Ocean! is special guest\, Elli Hart of Dirty Mountain. \nTickets: $32 Members\, $37 Non-Members (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/hey-ocean/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Supernatural: A Santana Experience
DESCRIPTION:Come join us celebrating the finest in Latin Rock on Cinco De Mayo with Supernatural: A Santana Experience! \nPaying homage to a true icon of modern music. Santana’s music crosses cultural boundaries and excites audiences world wide. He is an architect of latin rock and a true guitar hero. Supernatural honors the man and his music. \nA six piece band recreates the experience of a Santana concert with all the energy and musicianship of the real thing. Spanning an over 50 year career the show takes the audience through all of Santana’s greatest hits and modern classics. From his seminal performance at Woodstock to the 1999 smash album “Supernatural” (from which this tribute derives it’s name) this is an unparalleled career faithfully reproduced by musicians of the highest caliber. \nwww.bigawesome.ca/supernatural/ \nTickets: $45 (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/supernatural-santana-experience/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Alan Doyle
DESCRIPTION:Alan Doyle chalks up a lot of where is he right now—with both his third solo album and his second book released in October 2017—to luck. “I’m the luckiest guy I’ve ever even heard of\,” he says. “This was all I ever wanted\, a life in the music business\, singing concerts. I was lucky to be born in the family I was\, in Petty Harbour. I was lucky that Sean\, Bob and Darrell found me and asked me to join their band. I was lucky the Canadian music fans were into it.” \nAnd yet\, one listen to A Week at The Warehouse makes it plainly clear that there’s a lot more than luck at play in this decades long\, awards-studded career. This album\, recorded live off the floor with Doyle’s “beautiful band\,” as he calls them\, with producer Bob Rock at the helm\, is chock-a-block with country-tinged\, radio ready tunes that bring with them the flavour of some of Doyle’s favourite artists\, from John Mellencamp to Rock’s own band\, Payolas (In fact\, Doyle covers a Payolas tune on this album\, Forever Light Will Shine\, with that band’s singer\, Paul Hyde appearing as a guest vocalist.) \nIn addition to Rock’s work with Payolas\, Doyle loved the metal albums Rock produced in the eighties\, and his more recent work with the Tragically Hip\, Jann Arden\, and others. “It’s a real treat to get to meet your heroes and they turn out to be nicer than you ever imagined\,” Doyle says. “A couple things about Bob\, he’s first of all\, still a massive fan of a good song\, for a man who’s seen hundreds and thousands of them\, he’s still thrilled to get a chance to work on a good song with a good band in a good studio\, that’s still a perfect day for him. And secondly he’s just a wonderful motivator to get great players to play at their best.” \nThat kind of ease and experience—plus the incredible talents of Doyle’s touring band—made recording A Week at The Warehouse a relative breeze. Of the band\, Doyle says\, “I am so by far the worst person. I wish I was being modest. They’re an incredible band to sing with every night. I look around the stage and I can’t believe my luck.” \nDoyle’s desire was to have an album that sounded and felt like the live show\, and A Week at The Warehouse does just that. Lead single Summer\, Summer Night is a cowrite with long time collaborator Thomas “Tawgs” Salter. Doyle had it in mind to write a Celtic country song about summer nights in Petty Harbour when he was a young adult\, playing guitar and singing with his friends around a bonfire on the beach—and teaching his friend Jimmy to play “one song\, he figured he could get that one girl to go out with him. I showed him how to play Dirty Old Town and if memory serves correctly it was very successful. It’s a fun song about letting yourself go the way you could when you were that age.” \nThen there’s the ukulele and whistling ditty Beautiful to Me\, also co-written with Tawgs Salter. This one\, Doyle says\, is a response to an attempt in North Carolina to limit the access trans people have to bathrooms in schools. “I was drawn to write a song that told people on the outside that they were certainly welcome in my place\,” Doyle says. “If you’ve got love in your heart\, that’s all that matters to me. It’s such a simple little song. It’s gentle. I just want everyone to know that if you feel like you’re on the outside\, you’re not on the outside in this group—my arms and doors are open wide.” \nIn effort to balance the sound of album with something more rooted in Doyle’s own history\, he dug out an older tune\, one he’d written for the Robin Hood film in 2010. Doyle remembered the film had used the chorus and parts of two different verses of Bully Boys\, but he couldn’t remember which. So he took to YouTube\, hoping to find the scene. “I found dozens if not hundreds of versions of that song\, from Spain\, Croatia\, China\, the UK\,” he says\, astonished. “People have written their own verses in the old traditional way\, it has made its way around the world as a sea shanty. It’s the old way of spreading a folk song\, but using the Internet.” Doyle knew he had to finally record the song himself. \nAnd there’s more of Doyle’s history in Somewhere in a Song\, a tribute to his parents\, who “made us feel like we could handle anything life gave to us\,” Doyle says\, adding he didn’t realize till he was an adult that his family had been poor. The song’s opening line is one Doyle heard his father say\, when someone asked how the elder Doyles had gotten together. “My father said\, ‘that’s simple I suppose\, she could play and I could sing.’ It’s a simple homage\, a celebration of my mom and dad’s attitude that you spend exactly none of your time worrying about the stuff you don’t have and exactly all your time making the most of what you do have.” \nIt’s an ethos Doyle has adopted whole-heartedly. \n“I still think of myself as a person that has one job\, a guy who plays in a band for a living\, that’s me. If someone asks me to write songs\, I guess I’m a songwriter too. If someone asks me to produce a record for them\, then I guess I’m a record producer too. I never looked for an acting job in my life—they come to me. Someone calls who needs a hairy\, Irish-looking fellow to bully someone or play the lute\, come throw rocks at Colin Farrell\, okay\, sounds fun. It’s a laugh. Books came to me the same way\, Random House said\, we’ve been reading your blog\, why not write a book\, so I thought okay!” There’s more to it than all of that\, for certain\, but Doyle parries it off\, in his usual way. “I’m grateful to do all of it. It’s a wonderful life and I’m very lucky to have it.” \nTickets: $56.50 Admission\, $71 Premium (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/alan-doyle/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Blues Odyssey 2019
DESCRIPTION:THE ODYSSEY RETURNS  \n“An incredible entertainment event…. like witnessing an entire Blues festival in one amazing show.” \nThe performing musicians in this year’s Blues Review are the genuine ambassadors of Canadian Blues and Roots music with collective award recognition at the Junos\, Maple Blues Awards\, CBC Blues Awards and wins at the international Blues Challenge in Memphis. Separately these top-draw musicians tour with their own bands and perform individually throughout the year\, drawing both full venues and great reviews; collectively they are simply amazing. All are recording musicians and all are veterans of the Canadian music community. After working together for a week at the Hornby Island Blues Workshop where they instruct new musicians in the ways and means of Blues\, and perform together nightly in blues fellowship\, they are ready to they take the show to Vancouver Island for one magical night only in what is called the Odyssey Blues Review. If you have witnessed it before you know how special it is; if you have not seen it\, you will remember it long after the encore and lights go down. Now in its 20th year\, the Odyssey certainly invented the pitch “You do not want to miss this one”. \nLine Up: Paul Pigat\, Suzie Vinnick\, Gray Kendall\, David Vest\, Cécile Doo-Kingué\, Tim Williams\, Brandon Isaak\, Jack de Keyzer\, Michael Jerome Browne\, Diana Braithwaite\, Chris Nordquist\, Keith Bennett\, Chris Whitely\, Rick Fines \nTickets: $47 Admission (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/blues-odyssey-2019/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:The Louisiana Hayride Show
DESCRIPTION:Come join the fun and help the lovable cast of the Louisiana Hayride Show celebrate 10 years of touring this show across western Canada! You’ll hear the best country and rockabilly hits from the 50’s\, 60’s and 70’s as they pay tribute to the historical radio program\, The Louisiana Hayride with past favorites and new classics! \nYou’ll think you’re at their concert when you see Elvis Presley\, Hank Williams\, Roy Orbison\, Patsy Cline\, Crystal Gayle\, Lefty Frizzell\, Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson step on stage to perform for you! Also featured in this amazing show is a tribute to Shania Twain. Audiences are loving the connection from ‘old’ to ‘new’ country! \nIn addition to the tributes to these legends\, you’ll also enjoy music by ‘greats’ such as Johnny Cash\, Jerry Lee Lewis\, Conway Twitty\, Charley Pride and more. \nThe talented singers and musicians of the Louisiana Hayride Show recreate these iconic artists and take you on a musical journey with their legendary hits. The ability of the cast to transform themselves into the artists they are portraying\, both in look and sound is amazing. The reviews are in\, this is the best show of its kind out there!  \nTake a trip down memory lane with this unique show. \nThe Louisiana Hayride Show\, complete with studio stage set\, amazing tribute artists and live band will bring you back in time to when songs were meaningful\, the words were understood and the sound was pleasant. The cast and crew of the Louisiana Hayride are dedicated to bringing authentic music to you. The songs you hear will be true to the originals. Come to the Louisiana Hayride Show! You will be amazed and entertained from start to finish! \n10 years of touring this show throughout western Canada\, with thousands of fans coming to the show time and time again\, prove this is the show to see! You will enjoy an evening of stellar musicianship and extraordinary vocals presented in a completely unique and entertaining way. If you choose just one tribute show to attend\, this should be the one. \nTickets: $47 Admission (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/louisiana-hayride-show-3/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Grateful
DESCRIPTION:Solstice Studio is proud to present our 2019 Production GRATEFUL. \nBased on a story of a young teen girl who has lost appreciation for her self\, her life and for everyone in it. She decides to journey away from her family and friends telling her self she can do better without them only to be presented by major life choices she did not expect to have to make. \nShe finds her self trapped in a game of life forced to make decisions on her own without her friends and family to help her. \nIs this what she really wanted? Or was her life before better then she realized. \nThis story is told by youth through dance\, acrobatics\, singing and acting. \nTickets: $23 Adult\, $20 Student/Senior (+applicable taxes & fees) \nBabes in Arms: As per fire regulations\, every body that goes into the auditorium must have a ticket\, including infants. Babes in arms under the age of two are allowed into the Viewing Room with a ticketed adult for no extra charge.
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/grateful/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Grateful
DESCRIPTION:Solstice Studio is proud to present our 2019 Production GRATEFUL. \nBased on a story of a young teen girl who has lost appreciation for her self\, her life and for everyone in it. She decides to journey away from her family and friends telling her self she can do better without them only to be presented by major life choices she did not expect to have to make. \nShe finds her self trapped in a game of life forced to make decisions on her own without her friends and family to help her. \nIs this what she really wanted? Or was her life before better than she realized? \nThis story is told by youth through dance\, acrobatics\, singing and acting. \nTickets: $23 Adult\, $20 Student/Senior (+applicable taxes & fees) \nBabes in Arms: As per fire regulations\, every body that goes into the auditorium must have a ticket\, including infants. Babes in arms under the age of two are allowed into the Viewing Room with a ticketed adult for no extra charge.
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/grateful-evening/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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SUMMARY:Orontes Guitar Quartet
DESCRIPTION:In their celebration of beauty through music\, the Orontes Guitar Quartet from Damascus gives us a glimpse of the real Syria\, a country with an extraordinary history of art and culture. The four talented musicians – Orwa Al-Shara’a\, Nazir Salameh\, Gaby Al-Botros and Mohammed Mir Mahmoud – play a wide range of musical styles\, from classical\, jazz and flamenco to romantic\, blues and country. The Quartet\, who have performed with the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra\, are in Canada for just a year\, thanks to the generosity of the Artist Protection Fund\, a New York-based organization that seeks safe havens for gifted artists around the world who are under threat. \nAfter first meeting up as students at the Higher Institute of Music in Damascus\, three of the Quartet were forced by the civil war to flee to Lebanon\, where they met renowned American classical guitarist Susan McDonald. With her help\, they obtained fellowships from the APF as Visiting Artists at the University of Victoria. The Orontes Quartet are among the youngest APF fellows and the first to be placed in Canada. In addition to coaching UVic students and making a recording\, the Quartet is performing across BC and planning a limited Canadian tour. \n$5 from each ticket will go to the Immigrant Welcome Centre in support of programs that assist newcomers to Canada to successfully settle in our communities by offering help with housing\, access to government and local services\, education\, and employment as well as assistance in navigating the path to Citizenship. \nTickets: $22 Admission (+applicable taxes & fees)
URL:https://tidemarktheatre.com/event/orontes-guitar-quartet/
LOCATION:Tidemark Theatre\, 1220 Shoppers Row\, Campbell River\, BC\, V9W 2C8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:At the Tidemark
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