Prepare to immerse yourself in an auditory journey unlike any other as Debaser presents Drone Day, an annual celebration of drone, community, and experimental sounds.
This year’s event, co-presented with Carleton University Art Gallery, promises to be a special edition held at the beautiful Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre in Centretown this Saturday, May 25.
Drone Day invites artists and sound-makers of all levels to join in drone music exploration, reflecting on the question, “What is our relationship to this land?” In the vaulted performance hall of the Dominion-Chalmers sanctuary, participants will contribute their music to a unique sonic landscape, guided by the principles of deep listening.
The 2024 event features a diverse lineup of 15 guest artists, each bringing distinctive sounds and perspectives to the collective experience.
The schedule is packed with performances starting at noon with a gathering led by Anne Bourne, followed by an array of solo acts and small ensembles, culminating in a mesmerizing group drone session at 6pm. Admission is pay-what-you-can.
Schedule
- Gathering with Anne Bourne, 12pm
- ignoble marmalade, 1pm
- Patrick Lacasse, 1:30pm
- Se Garer, 2pm
- The Unmann’d Craft, 2:30pm
- LSD Trio, 3pm
- Zoma, 3:40pm
- Anjeline de Dios, 4:10pm
- Andy Slater 4:50pm
- Anne Bourne, 5:20pm
- GROUP DRONE, 6pm
- Nick Veltmeyer, 6:40pm
- Olivia Shortt, 7:10pm
- crhunchy! by Dasha, 7:50pm
- 16:9 ratio, 8:30pm
Drone Day is taking place at the Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre (355 Cooper St.) on Saturday, May 25, 2024. Admission is pay-what-you-can online and at the door.
