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| Concerts 2010... |
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| January 15, 2010 |
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Jon Mckiel + Duzheknew (Adam O'Reilly)
Struts gallery 7 Lorne St.
9 pm All Ages.
5 $ cover
Jon writes some of the most beautiful indie-pop songs. Following in the tradition of fellow Halifax bands like Sloan and Wintersleep by combining deep pop sensibilities with rich descriptive lyrics and haunting melodies.
http://www.myspace.com/jonmckiel
Adam O’Reilly makes music under the name DUZHEKNEW, jangled pigeon dancing, lots of guitar amps, honest lyrics, yelps, leaps, feedback, quiet, introspection, performance performance.
http://www.myspace.com/duzheknew
Cousins are charming critical ears with their pure and honest vocals, musical spirit and fun, casual stage presence. A performance you'll certainly want to be at, so you can say "I saw them when..."
http://www.myspace.com/cousinscousins
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| January 23, 2010 |
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Stereophonic All Ages Show
Saturday January 23
Struts Gallery, 7 pm
The Bad Arts (Halifax, NS)
"...specializing in jagged, jittery post-punk that emphasizes texture and unusual rhythms. As my good friend and GeorgeÕs regular Chris Weaver noted, they're the quintessential Halifax band. True enough: they sweat their way through an energetic opening set and leave the crowd hungry for more...these guys are worth watching out for. " -Neil Bonner, The Argosy
http://www.myspace.com/thebadbadarts
Construction & Destruction (Port Greville, NS)
They're no strangers to Sackville's shores. Playing a wide assortment of songs while rotating through multiple instruments, these genre-hopping artists can simultaneously melt your heart and brain, while spiritually motivating you to pull out that decrepit linoleum in your kitchen.
http://www.myspace.com/davidtrenaman
El Ron Maltan and the Dice (Sackville, NB)
A group of Sackville’s most talented musicians combine together to form this town’s most exciting new musical project.
http://www.myspace.com/elronmaltan
Robert Blackbeard and the News (Sackville, NB)
A local band from Sackville They self describe themselves as playing a wide variety in which they would call Progressive Alternative 1 out of 5 Mellow Sexy Riff Rock.
http://www.myspace.com/rbandthenews
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| February 17, 2010 |
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Pea-Brained Schnauzers
Wednesday, Starting at 7:00pm
Free talk and preformance
James Kirkpatrick and guests Marc Bell, Jamie Q and Peter Thompson
Together James and Peter collaborate as Brain Trust, James and Jamie as Dusty Peas, and as a trio they are Pea Brain. Peter and Marc have been collaborating for over a decade, and are both members of the legendary All-Star Schnauzer Band.
Experimenting with circuit bending and chip tune music the evening should offer some new sounds and an interesting preformance
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Photos Attributed to Shawna Waterall
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| March 12, 2010 |
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Concert featuring internation al and local talent!
Friday March 12 starting @ 9pm
All ages, cover 5$
Frederick George Squire (Sackville)
Fred Squire is a prominent player at the forefront of Sackville's burgeoning new traditionalist scene, dividing his time between local luminaries Calm Down It's Monday, The Julie Doiron Band and critical darlings Daniel, Fred & Julie.Squire's mix of blues guitar, historical songwriting and evocative lyrics have seen him compared to everyone from Elvis Costello to Gordon Lightfoot. You certainly don't want to miss this local star in the rare and intimate confines of Sackville's oldest artist-run centre.
http://www.myspace.com/calmdownitsmonday
Paper Beat Scissors (Halifax)
Paper Beat Scissors, aka Tim Crabtree, a recent import to Halifax from the Scottish Highlands. PBS blends traditional scottish folk music with contemporary electronics, beats and soundscapes, making an entirely new, but accessible set of tunes
http://www.myspace.com/paperbeatscissors
The Stuarts (Sackville)
Moncton native and Mount Allison University student Andrew Emery is The Stuarts, and he will lift your broken heart with a subtle smile. The Stuarts combine progressive poetic lyrics with minimal instrumentation for magical and melodic results.
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| June 2, 2010 |

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Rah Rah(Regina) + Famines(Edmonton)
All ages Prairie Rockshow 5$
Struts Gallery
7 Lorne St.
Starting @ 8 pm
Rah Rah loves to build songs and stories. They make music in Queen City basements and have been known to consume excessive amounts of sugar. Going Steady, their first full-length album, was released in 2008.
http://www.myspace.com/rahrahband
The Famines (German pop / Black Metal / Post punk)
Some of this is a lie: the Famines were founded by Raymond E. Biesinger (ex-Vertical Struts) in August 1967 and performed just once as a four-piece rock band, at Electric Garden in Covent Garden, London, before immediately breaking up in disarray. Biesinger retained the services of percussionist Garrett Heath Kruger (ex-Wolfnote) and the duo began producing eccentric, pastoral, and folk-tinged ditties steeped in Tolkienian mythology, with spiritual homages to Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran thrown into the mix for good measure.
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| August 13, 2010 |
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Al Tuck
with Jessi Homenick & The Beaux Sounds
Friday, August 13th
7 Lorne St. Struts Gallery
8pm ~ 5$ All Ages
Now with five albums, his songs have been covered by Nova Scotian artists such as Joel Plaskett, Matt Mays, Buck 65, Amelia Curran and Erin Costelo. "One of North America's least-known exceptional songwriters" (Stanton Swihart, All Music Guide). http://www.myspace.com/altucknoaction
From deer hooves on car rooves, to the Falcons of Fundy, Jessi weaves her "artful observations" into her chuckle-inducing compositions. With her "distinct voice and talented sense of melody", she transports her listeners into her quirky world of light and sound. Read more: http://www.myspace.com/jessihom
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| August 25, 2010 |
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What Went Wrong and Wham Bam Jam
All Ages@ 8 pm
cover only 3$
Funk Rock Show with What Went Wrong & The Wham Bam Jam Dance! Groove! Shake! The finest Teen Rock in the Tantramarsh.
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