Library Voices Tour Western Canada

Tuesday July 29, 2008 @ 04:00 PM
By: ChartAttack.com Staff

Regina’s Library Voices will play western Canadian dates in August in support of their new six-song debut EP from Young Soul Records, Hunting Ghosts (& Other Collected Shorts).

Library Voices recorded a three-song demo with Justin Bender of Regina metal band Into Eternity in March. Group members also play in Mothra, National Frost, War Doves, Alterboy, Numbers Hate Letters and other acts. The group have 10 members and a whopping seven vocalists.

Carl Johnson (vocals, guitar), Darcy McIntyre (vocals, organ, accordion, synthesizer), Karla Miller (vocals, organ, synthesizer), Brett Dolter (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Eoin Hickey-Cameron (bass, guitar), Paul Gutheil (vocals, saxophone, guitar), Michael Dawson (organ, synthesizers, guitar), Amanda Scandrett (vocals, cello, glockenspiel, melodion), Brennan Ross (vocals, guitar) and Michael Thievin (drums) will play these Canadian dates:

* Aug. 7 Regina, SK @ Scarth Street Stage (noon)
* Aug. 8-9 Regina, SK @ Regina Folk Festival
* Aug. 13 Kelowna, BC @ The Habitat
* Aug. 14 Vancouver, BC @ The Media Club
* Aug. 15 Victoria, BC @ Camas Anarchist Bookstore
* Aug. 16 Roberts Creek, BC @ The Legion
* Aug. 17 Vancouver, BC @ Hoko’s
* Aug. 19 Penticton, BC @ Voodoo’s
* Aug. 20 Calgary, AB @ The Marquee Room w/Dukes Of Archipelago
* Aug. 22 Edmonton, AB @ Concordia University Theatre
* Aug. 23 Canmore, AB @ The Canmore Hotel

—Kate Harper

This week in Kelowna Live Music

Well I’m gearing up and heading out to the Pemberton Music Festival. I just got back from Seattle (Ringo Starr concert) and I figured that I won’t be updating my blog for another week so I thought I would give a rundown of upcoming shows in Kelowna…

Wednesday, July 23rd
Mason Rack Band
@ the Minstrel Cafe

Thursday, July 24th
@ Doc Willoughby’s
Sylvie with Hot Little Rocket

@ the Habitat
NINJASPY

Friday, July 25th
@ Doc Willoughby’s
Kevin & Devon

@ the Habitat
Means & A Textbook Tragedy

@ the Grateful Fed
The Fight United

Parks Alive Weekend

101.5 Silk FM Theme Weekends

Friday July 18, 6:30pm-10:30pm
Location: Kerry Park (corner of Mills and Bernard)
“Indie Rock Showcase”

6:30pm-7:15pm TBA
7:30pm-8:15pm City Beats
8:20pm-9:15pm TBA
9:30pm-10:30pm TBA

Saturday July 19, 6:30pm-10:30pm
Location: Kerry Park (corner of Mills and Bernard)
“Indie Rock Showcase”

6:30pm-7:15pm TBA
7:30pm-8:15pm Nixie
8:30pm-9:15pm Tea Light Room
9:30pm-10:30pm The Stolen Organ Family Band (4 Piece Eclectic Rock Group)

July 23rd @ The Minstrel Cafe & Bar


The Mason Rack Band , winner of two Q-Song awards, with the song Mason co-wrote with ”legend” Steve Balbi and RadioIndy.com GOLD Artist Award Winner, will be appearing LIVE at The Minstrel Cafe & Bar
,34638 Lakeshore Rd., Kelowna, BC , Wednesday July 23/08 has part of their “AUSSIE BEAST OF BLUES CANADIAN TOUR”

Tickets are only $ 5 available at the Door

Mason dubbed “the best new blues/roots act ever seen” at the Toyota National Gympie Music Muster. Already his talents have been discovered by a host of venues and festivals up and down the east coast of Australia, where Mason Rack is a familiar face and a major draw card, playing to packed audiences and drawing an entourage of dedicated fans

Mason Rack who originates from Southport on Queensland’s sunny Gold Coast. With his outstanding vocals, guitar and lap slide guitar, Mason continues to deliver a high impact performance to audiences everywhere he and his members appear.

Mason Rack website: http://www.masonrack.com
Mason Rack Myspace : http://www.myspace.com/masonrackband

Saturday, July 12th at the Bohemian Cafe… Looking for the heart of a Saturday Night

‘Cool Blues Fusion‘ with Small Change at the Bohemian Cafe, Saturday, July 12th. Doors will open at 6:30pm and the Boh will have a supper menu and licensed drinks available that evening. We’ll start playing around 7:30pm.

Admission is only $10.

Tickets are available at the Boh, or contact me (Jim- 250 763 1017).

Sven Nordlund’s slide guitar, vocals, and harmonica style draw from the varied syncopated rhythms of the earlier blues artists. This is blended with the subtle world rhythms of percussionist Jim Copeman, and the improvisational fretless bass playing of Jim Caldwell. Combine this with influences from Tom Waits, The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, and you start to get an idea of our sound.