THE ESTRELLAS
6.00
An eclectic mix of Brazilian and Portuguese Fado music with a jazz influence.
GROWLER
8.30
Growler is a Canadian quintet that blends elements of jazz, funk, rock, pop, blues, Latin rhythms, Cuban and African music to create a unique, genre-defying sound. Their music is structured but also allows for artistic freedom and improvisation, making each performance fresh and entertaining. Each member brings a unique perspective and style to the group, which contributes to the rich and diverse sound that Growler is known for. The improvisational nature of the music allows the members to showcase their individual talents while also working together to create a cohesive and captivating sound. Growler's live performances are energetic and engaging, featuring complex arrangements and powerful solos. The group's ability to connect with their audience and engage them in the music is a testament to their musicianship and stage presence.
Tony Smith: Guitars, Joe Palawan: Keyboards, Joaquin Hidalgo: Drums, Paul Cafarelli: Bass and Mark Daniels: Percussion.
15$ cover after 10pm, with all proceeds going directly to the musicians performing.
BIG SMOKE BRASS
11.30
Born on the streets of Toronto in 2017, Big Smoke Brass is a leading voice in the Canadian Brass landscape. With hundreds of performances under their belt, the band is equally comfortable on the streets, in clubs, at events, at festivals, or on the road. Their polished, high-energy sound is unmistakable and has captivated audiences all over - leading to numerous web and television appearances, shows alongside international artists, and a growing
discography of original music and videos. The band maintains a busy performance schedule
throughout the year, all while endeavoring to spread positivity and foster community with their
listeners and the next generation of musicians.
JARON FREEMAN-FOX & THE OPPOSITE OF EVERYTHING
2.30
Refracting folk music's wildest traditions into a joyful scream, Jaron Freeman-Fox & the Opposite of Everything compact a decade of touring, into a rare hometown appearance, promising their music will sound just as out-of-place in Toronto as it has at traditional music festivals across Eastern Europe, the mountains of Scandinavia, and the Siberian steppe.