The magical, mysterious & mind blowing Seeing Shows by Deb Draper November Edition 2017
October
2nd
Peterborough’s
distinctive voice, Curve Lake First Nation’s multi-award winning
singer & songwriter Missy
Knott,
closed Toronto's 2017 Yonge & Dundas Square's Fall Lunch Time
Live Series, with her passionate heart, creative mind, raspy soul &
her bare foot confidence accompanied by Dean James (award-winning
singer-songwriter & Nashville recording Artist). Strolling us
thru her originals Erica’s
Song,
One Last Touch,
title track/album My
Sister’s Heart
& a duet with Dean James on Missy's TAMELESS,
which describes her endless career. Stay in touch at
www.missyknott.com
October
7th
S
& S Promotions & Up Close & Personal presented another
SOLD OUT Killer Dwarfs performance at Etobicoke's Rock Pile featuring
Alberta singer & songwriter Esther
Widmann.
This trio unleashed hypnotic & stimulating synth metal
originals Crumble,
All
To Myself,
Die Today,
Bury You & Bring It On.
The
Goatbox Rebels released
their bluesy/punk/metal originals Black
Tooth Grin &
No
Love Lost off
their 2016 CD Let
Us All Bleed Integrity,
rock on with www.thegoatboxrebels.com
RUSTIK's
back in full throttle after a 10 year hiatus, perfecting their
originals See
Through,
Not Real,
For Once,
Beneath Me,
Overrated,
The Shore & Take The Fall from
their NEW CD HESITATE
stay
in tune at https://www.facebook.com
/rustikreborn.
Juno
nominated Killer
Dwarfs rocked
hit after hit while fans
anticipated
Russ Dwarf's signature body surfin' moment. Drummer
extraordinaire Darrel Millar, held a solemn moment in memory
of icon
Tom
Petty, Colin McAllister (Toronto music supporter &
photographer) & Darrell’s own Father, Bill
“The
Piano Man” Millar. This
was a very moving event dedicated to Breast Cancer including a pink
tricycle raffle which raised just over $1,200.00 for Wheels of
Hope-transportation for Cancer patients. www.cancer.ca/wheelsofhope
Every
Killer Dwarfs show ignites my 80’s metal spirits, taking us Driftin
Back In Time,
with sold out shows & fans standing shoulder to shoulder in a
Union
of Pride.
They will be Coming
Through
the Rockpile once again in 2018 to unleash their Dirty
Weapons.
Hop
on board Dwarf Nation at www.killerdwarfsband.com
October
19th
saw the stellar return of Alberta's Esther
Widmann
to the Rock Pile presented by Sean Patrick Armstrong of Ghost and The
Machine, along with an incredible list of musical talents. Toronto’s
singer, song-writer
Josh Gordon
engaged us with his blues rock infused renditions of hits by Stevie
Ray Vaughan, ZZ Top, Eric Clapton covers; check this treasure out at
www.joshgordonmusic.ca
Vinyl
Ambush
brought their A game, energizing the room with their stupendous
originals, catching our Curiosity,
while unleashing their Alien
& rocking
us with their most popular Let
It Rain
& Toxic,
all the while introducing us to their newest Occupation
& Spacehead.
Keep up to snuff at https://vinylambush.wixsite.com/vinylambush
Beyond
Savage is
a new 3 piece on the climb that brings fantabulous harmonies on their
covers & infectious originals like Can't
Stop Lovin' You,
engage your senses and visit
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=beyond%20savage
Esther
Widmann's
trio returned in headlining position, sharing her one-of-a-kind
stimulating alternative sound chalked full of originals including her
A Capella intro with identical originals off her set list from Oct. 7
performance. Blending in explosive versions of Holly
McNarland’s Numb, Nine Inch Nails' Closer, Jefferson Airplane’s
White Rabbit & Placebo’s Running UpThat Hill covers. Emotions
ran high with her solo encore as she carved an intimate version of
London Grammar’s hit, If You Wait. Stay tuned to the newest
music icon upon the horizon at www.estherwidmann.com
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