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SUMMARY:Adam Baldwin
DESCRIPTION:Adam Baldwin is a Dartmouth\, Nova Scotia based musician and songwriter\, perhaps best known as a member of Matt Mays’ band since 2008. His self-titled EP\, released in 2013\, won the Nova Scotia Music Week award for Male Artist Recording of the Year and he was named Musician of the Year in 2014. \nBaldwin’s debut full-length album is called No Telling When (Precisely Nineteen Eighty-Five) and was released on June 24\, 2016. The album was produced by Liam O’Neil (The Stills\, Metric) and also features the talents of Josh Trager (Sam Roberts Band)\, Brian Murphy (Alvvays) and Leah Fay (July Talk). \nOf making the record in Toronto during the lead up to the last federal election and the Blue Jays dramatic playoff run\, Adam says: “Toronto was alive… indeed\, Canada was alive. I walked down Dundas and Ossington every day to the studio and passed hundreds of election signs. You could feel the hope and you could feel the fear. It was on everyone’s tongue. If folks weren’t talking about the election\, they were talking about baseball. The Toronto Blue Jays\, an entity that falls just below rock and roll in terms of my devotion\, had ended a playoff drought that almost precedes my memory. The Jays’ run into the American League Championship Series was the perfect foil for the very stressful federal election.” \nThe title track and first song describes events in New York City in 1985 (the year before Adam was born) and suggests how\, thirty years on\, not a lot in our culture has really changed. A particular unnamed real-estate developer\, reality TV star and politician personifies this idea. \nThe first single “Daylight” was inspired by the political events in Canada surrounding the recording sessions. From Adam: “It’s a song about both the unity and division we felt as a country. It’s a song that should remind us that this change was spurred by a desire for a different direction\, and that while our course appears to have changed\, we have to demand that it continue to do so.” \n“Anytime” and “Sparrow Song”\, both featuring back up vocals from Leah Fay\, loosely form a two act play and the centerpiece of the album. In “Anytime” Adam sings about young love and all the hopes and fears that come with that\, while “Sparrow Song” describes those fears when they become reality. \n“Rehtaeh” is about the systemic failures that led to the death of Rehtaeh Parsons in 2013 and is\, as Adam puts it “maybe the most important song I’ll ever write.” \nThe album closes with “Living Proof”\, a song about the Canadian Dream\, and how as Adam points out\, “The dream is elusive because it isn’t made available to everyone. It can’t be attained by just anyone.” \n  \n \n 
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/adam-baldwin/
LOCATION:The Frolic’n Folk Pub & Grill\, 4115 HWY 223\, Iona\, Nova Scotia\, B2C 1A3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Friday Frolic
DESCRIPTION:Richard Schaller\nCatch some live music at the pub each Friday this summer. \nKitchen open till 9PM\, bar open till 2AM \nNo cover charge.
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/friday-frolic-2018-07-06/
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SUMMARY:Old Man Luedecke
DESCRIPTION:Old Man Luedecke\, is one of Canada’s best loved and most intriguing roots singer-songwriters. “An original\, he is a musical singularity to be savoured and shared”\, says the Vancouver Folk Festival. His memorable melodies\, poetic sense and easy charisma appeal to anyone searching for new growth from old roots. \nOld Man Luedecke was born in Toronto but has made his home for years in the music rich maritime province of Nova Scotia\, on the east coast of Canada. There his music has been wholeheartedly adopted and is becoming representative for its traditional storytelling folk elements. It speaks to a new generation of people craving such meaning in their music. \nLuedecke is a young man with an old soul who doesn’t sugar coat his fears and this lets his songs breathe with a fresh breeze of bittersweet hopefulness. He channels a refreshing energy from folk giants like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger with maybe a hint of Loudon Wainwright III. But it’s Luedecke’s contemporary lyrics coupled with the irresistible rhythm of the old time banjo that connect and make him so loved with his audiences. Anchored in his music’s melodic confidence is an ability to tap into a common muddled and dark search for meaning. This keeps people singing his songs and praises after he’s traveled on. \nHis performances are exciting and totally entertaining. His uncliched banjo playing sparkles beautifully and dynamically. This coupled with his thumping foot creates a complete sound. People are drawn into singing along. His singing is his own. Clear and unadorned it is totally emotive and suits the sincerity of his tunes. In the breaks between songs come wild and charming stories of meeting heroes and easygoing but gripping musings on things ridiculous and sublime that may have a wink of contemporary vaudeville. Equally at home on festival main stages\, theatres and living rooms\, he can hold court in the occasional indie rock bar. Luedecke has been a featured performer at all the major folk festivals in Canada and Australia and an increasing number of American festivals\, like Strawberry in California. He has appeared with and shared the stage at concerts and soft seaters with such performers as Feist\, Tim O’Brien\, Joel Plaskett\, David Francey\, Buck 65\, The Be Good Tanyas and Jill Barber. He’s shared festival stages alongside Bela Fleck\, Tim O’Brien\, Jack Elliot\, Kris Kristofferson\, Ashley MacIsaac\, and countless others. \nOld Man Luedecke has received great recognition for his works\, including Juno Awards (The Canadian Grammy) for “Proof of Love” and “My Hands Are On Fire and Other Love Songs.” \n  \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/old-man-luedecke-2/
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SUMMARY:Friday Frolic
DESCRIPTION:Ian MacDougall\nCatch some live music at the pub each Friday this summer. \nKitchen open till 9PM\, bar open till 2AM \nNo cover charge.
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/friday-frolic-2018-07-13/
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SUMMARY:Dylan Menzie
DESCRIPTION:With a sprawling vocal range and compelling approach to composition\, Menzie has made an indelible mark in the talent-rich Atlantic Canadian music market with his debut EP\, Heather Avenue\, in 2013. The release – which earned Music PEI Award nominations and acclaim from industry influencers – led to high-profile performances throughout the Maritimes\, including opening slots for City & Colour and Ron Sexsmith. \nIn 2016\, Menzie was a finalist in CBC’s annual Searchlight competition on the back of his breakout single\, “Kenya\,” which then spent two weeks at number one on CBC Radio 2’s Top 20 leading up to the release of his 2016 album Adolescent Nature. \nThe record\, anchored by the strength of songs like “Kenya” and the follow-up single “Talk to Me\,” showcases the pure emotion one can extract from simply a great voice and keen sense of dynamics. \n“I started out writing everything on acoustic guitar\, though more recently\, I’ve been bringing everything down to basic piano chords\, and if the song can still move me and move people\, I know I’m onto something\,” he reveals about his creative process. “Once I’ve got that solid foundation\, everything else is just colour and texture.” \nDrawing clear influence from the likes of My Morning Jacket\, Led Zeppelin\, Radiohead\, and Joel Plaskett without being derivative of any one\, the quality of these songs heavily belies the young artist’s age. \nIn fact\, the lyrics – as the album title might suggest – are the only thing here that could clue one in on Menzie’s youth. “I didn’t really see what tied these songs together until I was looking for an album title\,” he admits\, “and that theme seemed to envelope them all – the idea of finding yourself\, where you want to go\, and who you want to be in that confusing time of life.” \nSince Adolescent Nature’s release\, Menzie has been in even higher demand\, earning one of two spots in the inaugural East Meets West collaboration between the ECMAs and BreakOutWest as well as slots at prestigious events like the Edmonton Folk Festival\, Canadian Music Week\, Folk Alliance International\, and others. \nBut even as excitement behind his breakthrough continues to mount\, Menzie already has his sights set on what’s next – another product of his self-competition and refusal to rest on any laurels. And if he continues on his current trajectory of each new song\, each new release eclipsing its predecessor\, he’ll soon be impossible to ignore. \n  \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/dylan-menzie/
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SUMMARY:Friday Frolic
DESCRIPTION:Wayne Bedecki\nCatch some live music at the pub each Friday this summer. \nKitchen open till 9PM\, bar open till 2AM \nNo cover charge.
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/friday-frolic-2018-07-20/
LOCATION:The Frolic’n Folk Pub & Grill\, 4115 HWY 223\, Iona\, Nova Scotia\, B2C 1A3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:The Town Heroes (Acoustic)
DESCRIPTION:  \nThey’ve toured the world\, released three critically acclaimed albums and won an array of industry awards. Anthemic choruses\, 3-part harmonies\, tender falsettos and big drums highlight their riff driven\, dirty-yet-nuanced barrage of sound. On stage they move like intense caricatures – soaked in sweat\, pushing every chord\, note and beat to the limit. A structured wall of sound emerges; familiar yet distinctive. Camaraderie shows in their musicianship\, their songwriting highlights what they are: friends playing music for the love of it\, in it for the long haul. \nMusically\, TTH are reminiscent of the 90’s Alt-Rock bands they grew up listening to. Lyrically\, at the root of every song is a passionate exploration of the things that make us all human. Whether good or bad\, they’re the things that make us who we are: heartache\, longing\, society in the modern age\, dreams and family. \nThrough comedic videos\, social media hi-jinks\, blogs\, unexpected wardrobe\, late night sandwich stands at music festivals\, amusing acceptance speeches and interviews\, the band has earned a reputation for making people laugh. \nThough vastly different\, the band has found a way to balance these two sides in a seamless\, cohesive manner. They see it as a crucial\, necessary part of what they do. In a world where so much negativity fills the news\, where the media endlessly focuses on the bad\, The Town Heroes want to bring something positive into it all – as small as it may be. They see it as necessary because it is – it’s who they are. That’s something they’ll never change. \nFor the past 6 years\, TTH have played as a duo – Mike Ryan (guitar\, vocals) and Bruce Gillis (drums) – captivating audiences with their remarkably full sound and energetic performances. With a desire to push the envelope even more\, in November 2016 the band expanded to become a 4-piece\, adding Aaron Green (guitars) and Tori Cameron (bass) to the band. The new lineup reflects and effectively captures the growth\, vision\, and musical progression of the band. \n  \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify \nOpen in Spotify \n  \n 
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/the-town-heroes/
LOCATION:The Frolic’n Folk Pub & Grill\, 4115 HWY 223\, Iona\, Nova Scotia\, B2C 1A3\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Friday Frolic
DESCRIPTION:Stewart MacDonald\nCatch some live music at the pub each Friday this summer. \nKitchen open till 9PM\, bar open till 2AM \nNo cover charge.
URL:https://ionaheightsinn.com/eventing/friday-frolic-2018-07-27/
LOCATION:The Frolic’n Folk Pub & Grill\, 4115 HWY 223\, Iona\, Nova Scotia\, B2C 1A3\, Canada
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