Alrighty Ladies & Gentlemen. Rykka is coming back to Cafe Le Hibou for her second show. Her first one rocked the house. Tom Green even had a chance to give her music a listen and loved it lots!! Rykka has been getting serious radio play all over Canada with her first two releases from her album Kodiak. You have probably heard them on 88.5 FM here ins Ottawa. Blackie and Map Inside have been played constantly to an adoring crowd of music lovers. She is also getting a great deal of critical acclaim over in Europe where she is currently on a Multi-city tour. This will be a sold out show so give Le Hibou a call or throw an email out right now. Tickets are ready to pick up...
Reserve now by calling Cafe Le Hibou directly @ 8194598883 or by emailing spillytalker@gmail.com. If you would like to check her website and links out goto ...http://Rykka.com/
Cannot wait to see you at the show!!
Your humble Entertainment Guru @ Cafe le Hibou, Jeffrey Ferguson...
Thursday, 24 October 2013
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
FISH & BIRD LIVE @ CAFE LE HIBOU!! GOOD FRIDAY October 11, 2013 @ 9PM Sharp $15
Howdy everyone!! They are coming back for show number three on Good Friday October 11, 2013. Bring your families out to see this amazing band Live!! If you missed the sold-out shows the first two times you don't want to miss this one!! They bring Bluegrass & Blues to the next level. Fish & Bird's latest album, Every Whisper is a Shout Across the Void, marks a major step forward for the young band. The project began in Victoria, BC in 2006 as an acoustic duo, comprised of Taylor Ashton (banjo, guitar, vocals) and Adam Iredale-Gray (fiddle). On their 2007 self titled debut, their take on 'folk' included original songs in odd time signatures and traditional murder ballads with rock beats. 2009's Left Brain Blues was a more mature exploration of the space between folk traditions and reckless creativity, with Ashton & Gray playing multiple instruments on each song, and toying with the formats that inspired them. Some of the friends they enlisted to help fill out the sound on the record and at live shows eventually became permanent members of the band, and now Fish & Bird are the five-piece indie-folk powerhouse we know today. They have weird vocal improv sections, they rock out in 11/8, sometimes it seems like they're playing bluegrass, and they might make you cry. Please call Le Hibou at 819 459 8883 or email me at spillytalker@gmail.com to reserve tickets. $15. Well worth it!!! Believe me, you will not forget their sound and show!! Brilliant!!! Here are some links if you would like to check out their sound!!! ...http://www.myspace.com/ fishandbirdmusic http://fishandbird.ca/http://www.facebook.com/ Fishandbird http://twitter.com/ fishnbirdhttp://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ fishbird See y'all at the show!!!
Thursday, 19 September 2013
ONE STRONG GIRL - a fundraiser for India Buxton Taylor and family
Wednesday, 25 September 2013, 7PM -10PM
SILENT AUCTION & BENEFIT CONCERT
to raise funds for the Buxton Taylor family so they can spend all the time they need to with India during this very difficult time
Silent Auction includes fabulous art, crafts, coupons from local artisan businesses, B&Bs, health & beauty practitioners, restaurants and food outlets and more!
Musicians include Dave Taggart & Nick Johnston (the Strain), Phil Jenkins, Chris MacLean, Brian Dubbledam, Brian Sanderson, Irene from the Lowlands, Mystic Road and more!
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
***CANCELLED SHOW***RORY TAILLON LIVE @ Cafe Le Hibou This Coming Saturday Sept 21st @ 9pm $10
Due to unforeseen circumstances this show is now cancelled. Rory will be back again at a future date so stay tuned!! Jeffrey Ferguson ...
| Howdy everyone. It is time again to bring some fabulous sounds to Cafe Le Hibou. This coming Saturday 21st of September @ 9PM $10 call Le Hibou at 819 459 8883 or email me at spillytalker@gmail.com to reserve. Rory Taillon is serious about music. He's been playing guitar and professionally training his pipes for over a decade, and with the release of his debut EP "Closure" in January of 2012, fans all over Canada have gotten a taste of the music wrought by that dedication: a mesh of grungy acoustic rock, rootsy blues and introspective folk married to Rory's signature vocal style that leaves audiences spellbound!! If you would like to explore Rory's music please go to his website atwww.rorytaillon.com. This will be a show not to miss so book now!!! Your humble entertainment guru. Jeffrey Ferguson... |
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
RYKKA CD Release at CAFE LE HIBOU Saturday June 29th at 9PM $13adv $15door
Howdy all of you
tremendously fit to listen to Music at its best Lovers! We have a
serious treat for all of you coming up on Saturday June 29. Stopping in
for one night only at Cafe Le Hibou is Rykka. She is a serious Pop
Sensation and will perform an acoustic gig in our little town. This is
the show to catch at Cafe Le Hibou this year!! Mark my words down in Pen
in your planners or at least with a digital pen in your notepads,
iPhones and droid devices. Here is a little bit about her New Album ...
The 12 songs that make up Rykka's debut album, Kodiak, were penned in the European farmhouse where she composed for much of 2011. Sessions subsequently took place in Vancouver's Mushroom Studios and District Four Recordings with input from engineer Sean Penner (You Say Party! We Say Die!), mixer Warne Livesey (Matthew Good Band, 54:40), and producer Ryan Guldemond (Mother Mother, Hannah Georgas).
"Ryan has a really strong vision," Rykka notes. "I wanted to work with him because I knew that we would clash. He fights for his idea and I fight for mine, and what we come away with is the right thing to do."
All of Kodiak's tracks are sung from the perspective of different animals — "Blackie" a murder of crows, "Down in the Depths" deep sea fish — but they carry unquestionably human themes and concerns. Listening to Rykka's cryptic yet relatable poetry, fans might never realize that the protagonists are not people.
Here are some links to her website and her latest video ...
http://rykka.com/
http://www.youtube.com/ therykka
This will sell out so please book early because once the tickets are gone that is it! Call Cafe Le Hibou at 819 459 8883 to reserve tickets or email me at spillytalker@gmail.com. Tickets are $13 in advance and $15 at the door. Cheers and Thanks from your friendly neighborhood promotions Guru Jeffrey Ferguson...
The 12 songs that make up Rykka's debut album, Kodiak, were penned in the European farmhouse where she composed for much of 2011. Sessions subsequently took place in Vancouver's Mushroom Studios and District Four Recordings with input from engineer Sean Penner (You Say Party! We Say Die!), mixer Warne Livesey (Matthew Good Band, 54:40), and producer Ryan Guldemond (Mother Mother, Hannah Georgas).
"Ryan has a really strong vision," Rykka notes. "I wanted to work with him because I knew that we would clash. He fights for his idea and I fight for mine, and what we come away with is the right thing to do."
All of Kodiak's tracks are sung from the perspective of different animals — "Blackie" a murder of crows, "Down in the Depths" deep sea fish — but they carry unquestionably human themes and concerns. Listening to Rykka's cryptic yet relatable poetry, fans might never realize that the protagonists are not people.
Here are some links to her website and her latest video ...
http://rykka.com/
http://www.youtube.com/
This will sell out so please book early because once the tickets are gone that is it! Call Cafe Le Hibou at 819 459 8883 to reserve tickets or email me at spillytalker@gmail.com. Tickets are $13 in advance and $15 at the door. Cheers and Thanks from your friendly neighborhood promotions Guru Jeffrey Ferguson...
Sunday, 9 June 2013
New Summer Hours!
Check out our new hours - we are open Monday and Tuesday nights now! Monday to Friday 7am-9pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am-9pm. Les Heures: Lundi-Vendredi 7:00-21:00, Samedi et Dimanche 9:00-21:00
Monday, 29 April 2013
UNSEEN STRANGER Live @ CAFE LE HIBOU FRIDAY MAY 17, 2013 @ 9PM $12adv $15@Door
Howdy everyone! We have a fantastic Good Old Fashioned Bluegrass show coming up and would love you to see it!! They are called UNSEEN STRANGERS and hail all the way from Nova Scotia. Tickets available at CAFE LE HIBOU for $12 in advance or $15 @ the door. You can email me (Jeffrey Ferguson)@ spillytalker@gmail.com to reserve tickets or a table. First come first serve!! This will be a sell-out event so book early!!
www.unseenstrangers.ca
www.facebook.com/ unseenstrangers
www.youtube.com/ unseenstrangers
http:// unseenstrangers.bandcamp.co m/
The Unseen Strangers have ambitiously cultivated a musical identity shaped by good old-fashioned bluegrass, the limitless barrage of contemporary musical influences, and a relentlessly curious sense of humour. The Strangers draw from the beeps and buzzes of the modern world to create an imaginative, energetic brand of acoustic music that is unmistakably their own. The band has toured Eastern Canada three times, performing showcases at NXNE and OCFF to name a few, and is a favorite at festivals featuring genres spanning Folk, Country, Bluegrass, Rock, and Electronic.
In 2007 The Unseen Strangers formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Within two years, the Strangers’ debut release “Shoot First” won the 2009 Music Nova Scotia Award for “Country/Bluegrass Recording of the Year”.
In 2010 The Unseen Strangers left the East coast and headed for Toronto, Ontario to record their sophomore release with acclaimed producer Andrew Collins. The move to Toronto reinvigorated the Strangers, the group boasts two new skilled musicians, Matt Elwood on 5 string banjo/vocals and Mike Mezzatesta on mandolin.
The group just released their third studio effort, “Follow the Sound EP” and went on a successful tour of the East coast in fall 2012. The full-length album “Follow the Sound” is completed and scheduled for release in spring 2013. The album includes 11 original songs featuring, “Facebook Waltz”, which won the humorous category for the 2012 “OCFF Songs from the Heart” songwriting competition and “Rambler’s Plea”, which won the 2012 International Acoustic Music Award for Bluegrass/Country Song of the Year.
“The Unseen Strangers aren’t pretending to be cowboys. They’ll interrupt themselves for an instrumental breakdown of I Like To Move It…” – The Globe and Mail
www.unseenstrangers.ca
www.facebook.com/
www.youtube.com/
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The Unseen Strangers have ambitiously cultivated a musical identity shaped by good old-fashioned bluegrass, the limitless barrage of contemporary musical influences, and a relentlessly curious sense of humour. The Strangers draw from the beeps and buzzes of the modern world to create an imaginative, energetic brand of acoustic music that is unmistakably their own. The band has toured Eastern Canada three times, performing showcases at NXNE and OCFF to name a few, and is a favorite at festivals featuring genres spanning Folk, Country, Bluegrass, Rock, and Electronic.
In 2007 The Unseen Strangers formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Within two years, the Strangers’ debut release “Shoot First” won the 2009 Music Nova Scotia Award for “Country/Bluegrass Recording of the Year”.
In 2010 The Unseen Strangers left the East coast and headed for Toronto, Ontario to record their sophomore release with acclaimed producer Andrew Collins. The move to Toronto reinvigorated the Strangers, the group boasts two new skilled musicians, Matt Elwood on 5 string banjo/vocals and Mike Mezzatesta on mandolin.
The group just released their third studio effort, “Follow the Sound EP” and went on a successful tour of the East coast in fall 2012. The full-length album “Follow the Sound” is completed and scheduled for release in spring 2013. The album includes 11 original songs featuring, “Facebook Waltz”, which won the humorous category for the 2012 “OCFF Songs from the Heart” songwriting competition and “Rambler’s Plea”, which won the 2012 International Acoustic Music Award for Bluegrass/Country Song of the Year.
“The Unseen Strangers aren’t pretending to be cowboys. They’ll interrupt themselves for an instrumental breakdown of I Like To Move It…” – The Globe and Mail
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