Come gather at Heartwood Hall for a one-of-a-kind musical experience. Dave Snider will sing his heart into yours, Midswim will "Sneak Behind the Dreams in Your Head" (title of brand new album!) and The Public Service duo will serve up a salty set, straight outta Nova Scotia. This is a reunion if you want it to be. Call an old friend or come with yer usual date, even if it's yerself. This event is now an ALL AGES Matinee Doors at 3:00 and Show at 3:30 Tickets are $20 in advance or Pay What you Can (suggested $20) at the door. TICKET LINK: https://heartwoodhall.ca/events/
The Public Service make folkish rockish music in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. In 2023, they performed on the main stages of The IIHF World Juniors and the Stan Rogers Folk Festival. Their debut album, Songs For The Living (2022) is a collection of love letters disguised as folk songs for the people and places left behind. Infectious stage presence and inviting choruses make it hard not to join in song. The Public Service are ON TOUR in November as duo featuring frontman George Woodhouse and frontwoman Joss MacNeil. Dave Snider Dave Snider is an Owen Sound-born, Guelph-based songwriter. His acoustic "living room bangers" mine self love, grief, redemption and despair. As well as playing solo, Dave performs in the Guelph band Magpie, and with his late brother Richard Laviolette. https://ownsoundrecordings.bandcamp.com/.../dave-snider... https://therealmagpie.bandcamp.com/track/high-plains Midswim Midswim is the folk-rock project of Claire Whitehead, a musician based in Guelph ON, who has been performing in various Ontario bands for the past 15 years. Whitehead writes lyrical and melody-driven songs that have been described by listeners as “elemental” and “alive”. The three-piece band offers unique harmonies and dynamic shifts, across an upbeat and moody performance. Midswim's brand new album is called 'Sneak Behind the Dreams in Your Head'. https://midswim.bandcamp.com/.../sneak-behind-the-dreams... All ages $20 in advance, sliding scale option at the door Tickets available at heartwoodhall.ca and Heartwood Home
$20 or PWYC at the door (suggested $20)