Like most people, I first discovered Mary Lambert because of the chorus hook that she wrote and sang for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis single "Same Love." Since then, Mary Lambert has gone on to release two digital EPs and a handful of singles, growing her stardom and garnering success. Now the 25-year-old poet and singer-songwriter is promoting her upcoming full length album, HEART ON MY SLEEVE. Seeing her perform live, I have no doubt that her career will be long and full of milestone accomplishments and successes.
Festival Music House (FMH) today announced the lineup for its fifth anniversary showcase, with a stellar lineup of Canadian musical talent set to rock the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Taking place on Sunday, Sept. 7 and Monday, Sept. 8 at Adelaide Hall (250 Adelaide St. W.), the invite-only event is an opportunity for film and television industry tastemakers to explore Canada's wealth of world-class musical talent during the height of TIFF.
At the end of each day of the Festival the Space Theatre, set out in cabaret style, became a nightclub for various styles of guitar music. Saturday was the turn of jazz.
Today, November 21, Lissie will kick off a North American tour at Adelaide Hall in Toronto. The headline run will include a show at Webster Hall in New York City (November 25) and an evening at The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles (December 9). Kopecky Family Band and Purple Apple will be supporting as noted on the itinerary below.
Toronto-based pop artist CLARA VENICE will release her debut EP Love Riddle with a party on October 3 at Adelaide Hall in Toronto. Love Riddle is co-produced by Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies, Rheostatics, Lou Reed) and mixed by Dave Ogilvie (Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy, Carly Rae Jepsen).
On November 21, Lissie will kick off a North American tour at Adelaide Hall in Toronto. Kopecky Family Band and Purple Apple will be supporting as noted on the itinerary below. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday, September 27, at www.lissie.com/gigs.
More than 50 years after it's smash West End production, Musicals Tonight! presents the North American premiere of Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray's first collaboration
