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The Crooked Brothers
Where: 10pm at the Island Stage
Their blend of timeless country classic sounds, back porch blues and stomping scrap yard funk has gained the attention of many folk festival and roots music fans both live and on their carefully crafted albums.
Another Sun (by PrairieCitySound)
The Slakadeliqs
Where: 9pm at the Island Stage
With a balanced a mixture of genres ranging from the 60's right through to the other side of tomorrow and a stage show which captivates audiences from beginning to end, The Slakadeliqs exude a perfect symmetry between humility and confident showmanship, taking audiences on a magical musical journey!
Christine Fellows
Where: 7:30 at the Island Stage
Migrations (by sixshooterrecords)
Half Moon Run
Where: 7:30 at the Island Stage
Half Moon Run is a talented young trio from Ottawa, Ontario and Comox, British Columbia. It's in a practice studio situated in Montreal's Mile-End district, through the hardships of time constraints and flatlined bank accounts, that the trio bonded and created their unique sound, fusing together the restless elements of indie, pop and folk with beautiful rhythmic harmonies, delicate guitar lines and a hint of warm electronica.
Full Circle
Memoryhouse
Where: 7pm at the Island Stage
Cold Specks
Where: 6pm at the Island Stage
Cold Specks is 23-year-old Al Spx from Etobicoke, Canada, who now lives in London. Describing her sound as 'Doom Soul', Cold Specks' music is steeped in the musical traditions of the Deep South. No wonder then that Al cites the Lomax Field Recordings and James Carr as influences along with Bill Callahan and Tom Waits. With a voice that evokes the 'spirit feel' of Mahalia Jackson and the visceral tones of Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Cold Specks' sparse arrangements and chaingang rhythms stop you dead in your tracks.
I Predict A Graceful Expulsion (by ColdSpecks)
Ohbijou
Where: 5pm at the Island Stage
Casey Mecija, her sister Jenny Mecija, James Bunton, Ryan Carley, Anissa Hart and Heather Kirby demonstrate a relationship to each other and their instruments that is emotive and zealous.
Each band member meticulously conditions the album's narratives with haunting arrangements. Unique to this album are song-writing contributions from Jennifer and Ryan. This is a resonant and infectious offering, guaranteed to satisfy the appetite of critics and audiences anxious for the band's return.
- New Years (by explodingmotorcar)
BADBADNOTGOOD
When: 3pm at the Island Stage
Toronto residents Matthew A. Tavares, Chester Hansen and Alex Sowinski first met in Humber College's Music Performance program, bonding over a common love for Odd Future, Gucci Mane and Lil B. They began jamming casually and the Odd Trio was assembled. Matthew A. Tavares on piano and synths, and bassist Chester Hansen and Alex Sowinski on skins. Tavares and Sowinski also do double duty on sampler for instrumental beat freakouts in their live shows.
MASS APPEAL / TRANSMISSION (by SeedsofYaris)
