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Rebecca Hennessy Trio at Sellers & Newel Speakeasy
Rebecca Hennessy’s FOG Brass Band CD Release Party!
Come to the Tranzac on Sunday July 16th, 10pm to celebrate the release of our new CD, Two Calls! We’ll be playing tunes from the CD along with a few brand new ones.
FOG Brass Band//Mondays in May at the Rex 6:30-8:30pm
Come listen to FOG brass band at the Rex every Monday in May 6:30pm-8:30pm.
Way North Tour Feb 2017
Way North will be on a frosty tour starting February 18th! Right as we finish this tour, we’ll be going into Canterbury Music Studios to record our second album!
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FOG brass band Jazz Festival Tour 2016 and Recording
I am very excited to announce that FOG brass band will be playing the TD Toronto, TD Ottawa, TD Festival International de Jazz de Montreal and TD Halifax Jazz Festivals this summer.
After our Jazz Festival tour, we will be spending two full days at Canterbury Music Company to record our first full-length recording with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Rita Chiarelli and Sweet Loretta
I am very excited to be playing with the incredible Rita Chiarelli backed by an all-star band, Sweet Loretta. We have a stacked tour starting in April. Visit Rita’s website to get more detailed info. Don’t miss the opportunity to see this show!
FOG brass band at the Somewhere There Creative Music Festival!
Somewhere There started up in a Parkdale loft back in 2007, but the Toronto-based arts collective is now turning nine and ready to present another instalment of its annual music festival. Now in its fourth year, the Creative Music Festival will take place from February 26 to 28 at the Tranzac.
This year’s lineup brings together an eclectic mix of experimental music, featuring “everything from frayed songs to all-out abstraction, from soloists to dense large ensembles, and from hushed textural acoustic work to driving direct-into-the-PA-system electronics.”
Things kick off on the evening of February 26 with performances from Ronley Teper’s Lipliners, SlowPitchSound and a new quintet formation led by Nick Storring.
February 27 boasts solo improvisational sets from Germaine Liu, Paul Newman, Kyle Brenders, Peter Lutek, Ken Aldcroft and Nicole Rampersaud, while the evening will hear the Kyle Brenders Ensemble, the Ugly Beauties, the Polka Dogs and Interstellar Tentet.
Finally, on February 28, the weekend-long event will wrap up with a set from Laura Swankey, Christine Duncan and Daniel Oore’s recently formed trio, alongside the Humber Composers Collective. The evening portion will see FOG, Ways and THREADS take the stage.
In addition to live music, there will also be talks to attend and a mini record fair. You can find full festival information, including additional information about the performers, ticket prices and pick-up locations, and day-by-day schedules here.