Corin Raymond + Treasa Levasseur & Brian Kobayakawa, Sat Apr 29
Genre: Folk Singer/Songwriter
8 pm
$15.
https://www.corinraymond.com/shows
Singer/storyteller Corin Raymond will be joined by Hamilton-based keyboardist and songbird Treasa Levasseur, along with upright bassist Brian Kobayakawa, for an entertaining evening of new songs and old.
Why Should I Go?
If you don't know Corin or haven't heard of him I can personally vouch for the fact that you will absolutely enjoy this show. Corin not only writes great songs but also captivates the audience with the (often funny) stories behind his songs. Corin may very well still be celebrating the Juno nomination for his album Hobo Jungle Fever Dreams, as well as sharing some songs as yet unrecorded. “Corin Raymond is a storyteller who by the end of the night you’ll have known your whole life.” – The Globe and Mail.
I would argue that on any list of "Most Canadian" things to do, skating outdoors on some frozen body of water should definitely be included. From the famous Rideau Canal in Ottawa, to countless frozen ponds from coast to coast, the image of Canadian winters almost always includes an image of someone skating and often playing hockey. Of course this is an image that for many Canadians is simply a romantic ideal and the truth of the matter is that (especially with the mild winter we've been experiencing this year) most skating takes place in a very controlled environment: an arena, a rink, a skating path. I found an exception to this here in Hamilton!
For the next few days the fine folks at Hamilton Festival Theatre Company (the people that bring you the Hamilton Fringe Festival every summer) are presenting a imaginative and fun theatre experience that is a perfect respite from the cold of February. You should go! It's a really fun experience. Frost Bites is staged at the Cotton Factory located at 270 Sherman Street North. This spectacular facility was up until as recently as 1972 home to the The Imperial Cotton Company Limited. In it's heyday the Cotton Company was only second to the steel industry in its contribution to the local economy. Today the the building has taken on a second life as a home to many local art and creative based enterprises and as an event space. The Hamilton Fringe Frost Bites Festival has taken full advantage of this remarkable and historic building to stage several bite sized theatrical presentations from a number of genres and when I say full advantage I mean it.
This Week's Hamilton Music Listings It's a bit of a quiet week with the long weekend coming up, but there are still lots of shows to check out. About the listings: Our music listings are lovingly assembled by hand and are based on the information posted by venues on their sites / facebook pages. So.....errors occur. If you notice an omission or error please feel free email me. whatishamiltonon@gmail.com NB: Listings do not include cover bands, open mics (although I'm working on a separate list for that) or things like karaoke. Hamilton Rocks! and there are too many listings to make it easy to just scroll.... so go ahead and jump to a particular day: Jump to: Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday Wednesday May 17 *** Back To The Top *** PIPER HAYS, RAINE, & GILLIAN NICOLA @ This Ain't Hollywood Genre: Singer Songwriters aplenty! Time: 8pm $: $ 15 cover Age: 19+ Venue Event Page Why Should I Go...
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