Featuring: Gatorbait

Gatorbait is a Niagara-based blues / rock / Americana band boasting a proven track record that spans more than a decade. Самая детальная информация tennessee granite тут.

With 3 CDs released and over 2000 gigs performed, band leader Max Hillier has been called "one of the best harmonica players in Canada" by writer and former music festival director, George Bailey. Tony Ricciuto of Sun Media refers to Gatorbait as a "blues institution".

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Featuring: Barley Brae

How would you define Barley Brae? It's a band that plays folk, bluegrass, roots, rock, Celtic . . . they play a conglomeration of various types of popular music in a very digestible manner and are very habit forming!

They play a wide variety of acoustic music from Cat Stevens to Flogging Molly; from the East Coast to Ireland with everything in between, featuring great vocals and instrumentals.

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Featuring: Ceol Cara

Ceol Cara formed in early 2005 through newly bonded friendships with the sharing of music at song circles. The band members live in Niagara and have been active in the music scene for many years.

Everyone contributes vocally in rich textures and harmonies covering a variety of Celtic, Traditional, Shanties and Canadian music. Ceol Cara is an Irish (Gaelic) phrase meaning "music friend". Once you hear them, you'll know the name to be true.

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Featuring: The Niagara Rhythm Section

Since the early 70's Steve Goldberger has been a band leader and a freelance bass player/vocalist. Today, he keeps very busy with his own bands, The Fringe Locals and The Niagara Rhythm Section, as well as with a diverse list of folk, jazz, blues, country and roots artists. Each week this unrehearsed adventure continues to be fresh and exciting.

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