Hamilton Musician Media

JUNE BAYLIFT with THE RUDDY RUCKUS

GET TIX HERE bruha.com/event/2677

LIVELab welcomes the Larnell Lewis Sextet!

Friday September 28, 2018
8PM
$20 General Admission (Standing Only)
$40 Reserved Seating

Known for his work with Snarky Puppy, Lalah Hathaway, and Fred Hammond, one of Canada’s most promising up and coming drummers visits the LIVELab with his group, the Larnell Lewis Sextet.

PERFORMER BIO
Larnell Lewis is a Toronto born musician, composer, producer, educator and clinician. Often referred to as one of Canada’s most promising up and coming drummers, Lewis has been featured on the cover of Drums Etc, a national drumming magazine. Larnell has performed with various artists ranging from Fred Hammond, Lalah Hathaway, and Lisa Fischer, to Kellylee Evans, Molly Johnson, and Snarky Puppy. In addition to his work as a stage musician, Larnell is currently a part-time professor at Humber College in the Faculty of Music.

His sponsors are Yamaha Acoustic and Electronic Drums and Hardware, Promark Drumsticks, Evans Drumheads, and Zildjian Cymbals.

GET TIX HERE bruha.com/event/2677

LIVELab welcomes the Larnell Lewis Sextet!

Saturday September 29, 2018
8PM
$20 General Admission (Standing Only)
$40 Reserved Seating

Known for his work with Snarky Puppy, Lalah Hathaway, and Fred Hammond, one of Canada’s most promising up and coming drummers visits the LIVELab with his group, the Larnell Lewis Sextet.

PERFORMER BIO
Larnell Lewis is a Toronto born musician, composer, producer, educator and clinician. Often referred to as one of Canada’s most promising up and coming drummers, Lewis has been featured on the cover of Drums Etc, a national drumming magazine. Larnell has performed with various artists ranging from Fred Hammond, Lalah Hathaway, and Lisa Fischer, to Kellylee Evans, Molly Johnson, and Snarky Puppy. In addition to his work as a stage musician, Larnell is currently a part-time professor at Humber College in the Faculty of Music.

His sponsors are Yamaha Acoustic and Electronic Drums and Hardware, Promark Drumsticks, Evans Drumheads, and Zildjian Cymbals.

Local Thrash Metal kings Mortal Annoyance are back and are finally returning to the stage 2 decades after disbanding to perform songs from their newly recorded CD live at the legendary This Ain’t Hollywood in Hamilton Ontario. The band is tight and absolutely crushing. This is not an event to be missed!!
Opening the evening will be Missisauga”s Hounskull as well as local faves El Pacino.

Jamie Problem & Hammer City Records Present
Sunday Slamfest #87: Fall Brawl Edition

VOICE OF ADDICTION (Chicago)
HOUSTON AND THE DIRTY RATS (New Jersey)
THE SPEED HUMPS (Barrie)
SYSTEM SYSTEM (Hamilton)

Slamfest Sunday September 30
3PM $6 All Ages/Licensed

Planned Dilemma
https://www.facebook.com/PlannedDilemma/

Planned Dilemma is a post-hardcore band from Hamilton / Ancaster, Ontario.
Just a couple of weird people making psychedelic noise.

Cover TBA

Catl https://www.facebook.com/catltheband/
we’re a rock ‘n’ rock dance band. www.catltheband.com
cover TBA

Tickets available online @ https://bruha.com/event/3628

This Ain’t Hollywood presents:The New Blue (Formally Navy)(Hamilton, ON)thenewblue.bandcamp.com/releases

with friendsHoliday (Hamilton, ON)holidayrock.bandcamp.com

Redcoat (Niagara, ON)thisisredcoat.bandcamp.com

Available at Dr. Disc & This Ain’t Hollywood Box Office

8pm, PYWC
https://www.facebook.com/events/1842972655790572/

CASATI

Winnipeg Folk trio CASATI is finally heading East to play music from their debut album, There Will Be Days.
Grace, Jesse, and Quintin write music that is a unique balance of sincere, honest lyrics and musical inventiveness. CASATI brings their music to life with lush three part harmonies and rich textures created with ukulele, guitar, double bass and sometimes a hurdy-gurdy and autoharp. The ten original songs on There Will Be Days tell stories of love found or lost, time slipping away, and bicycle rides.

WEBSITE: www.casatiband.com
Train: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J1s9sJH6Fs
The Void: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggsQfDXn7F0

The Do Gooders

Formed in early 2016 for reasons involving groceries, The Do-Gooders noticed that music, in general, was good…but it could be gooder. And therein a niche was born. Based out of the Hamilton/Burlington area, The Do-Gooders are a weirdo folk fusion group (pretentious!) that toys with ideas of genre, storytelling, and traditional songwriting to bring a musically engaging show to whichever venue will have them. In short – they have set out to do music gooder.

The Do-Gooders are:

Guitar/Vocals – Dan Murray
Guitar/Vocals – Stu Gritter
Cello/Vocals – Geoff Ball

Doors: 7:00 PM
Show: 8:00 PM (ends at 11:00 PM)

All Ages

Off the heels of the successful release of her first single Empire, Sarah MacDougall is thrilled to release the second single off All The Hours I Have Left To Tell You Anything (November 2, 2018) titled WE ARE FIRE. A song for the people in between, the ones who don’t fit easily into a category, MacDougall wrote We Are Fire in Los Angeles with the help of Grammy winning producer Rich Jaques. Canadian Beats Media exclusively premiered the official music video for We Are Fire on September 6, and the track landed a spot on Spotify’s ‘New Music Friday Canada’ playlist on September 7.

Are you IN THE MOOD for some Glen Miller and other Big Band artists? Please join us for a night that will make it difficult to sit in your seats! Get everyone you know and bring them to the show!

LIVELab welcomes Suzanne Shulman & Erica Goodman!

December 6, 2018
7:30 PM
$40 General Admission
$25 General Admission (Student)

The LIVELab welcomes flutist Suzanne Shulman and harpist Erica Goodman, two of Canada’s foremost classical musicians.

$5 from every ticket will be donated to the LIVELab Student Research Award in memory of Dr. David Gerry.

SCIENCE SNAPSHOT – Music in Early Childhood
Dr. Laura Cirelli, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Scarborough

Dr. Laura Cirelli completed her PhD with Dr. Laurel Trainor at McMaster University, where she studied how moving synchronously with others promotes infant prosociality. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Here, she explores the social-emotional effects of musical interactions across infancy and childhood.

PERFORMER BIOS
One of Canada’s foremost flutists, Suzanne Shulman has earned international critical acclaim for solo recitals in renowned venues such as New York’s Carnegie Hall. She is a graduate of the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto where she studied with Robert Aitken. With more than 30 recordings in her discography, Suzanne can be heard on the CBC, Folkways, Crystal, Golden Crest, Centrediscs, Opening Day and Marquis labels. She is the flute soloist on all the award-winning Classical Kids recordings. She currently performs with pianist Valerie Tryon, harpist Erica Goodman and the Festival of the Sound ensemble.

“Miss Shulman’s flute tone had the roundness and solidity associated with the flute playing of Jean-Pierre Rampal, and her splendid breath control allowed for spacious phrasing.” New York Times

A native of Toronto, Erica Goodman is acclaimed as one of the world’s outstanding solo harpists. She received her training at the Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto), the National Music Camp (Interlochen Michigan) and the Curtis Institute of Music (Philadelphia) and was already a concert performer in her teens under Igor Stravinsky. Erica won a Juno for her solo BIS CD, “Erica Goodman Plays Canadian Harp Music.” Her BIS recording “Flute and Harp” with Robert Aitken was awarded the Grand Prix du Disque. NOW Magazine selected her as Best Canadian Classical Musician in its 1996 “Best of Toronto” Readers’ Poll.

“We were treated to the full, rich sound of a colorful instrument played by an acknowledged expert who obliterated any notion of the precious or the prissy… Goodman’s execution was nothing short of amazing…” Richard Storm – Sarasota Herald Tribune