Calling #ottmusic makers: City of Ottawa is licensing songs for the 311 phone line—deadline Mar. 29
Locally based musicians are eligible to submit original music for the City of Ottawa’s 3-1-1 phone lines.
Locally based musicians are eligible to submit original music for the City of Ottawa’s 3-1-1 phone lines.
Moonfruits perform new single “Wednesday” at The Shenkman Arts Centre as part of #EncoreOttawa.
Tune into the live concert series premiere via YouTube.
Tune into the live series premiere via YouTube on Friday, February 26 at 8pm.
Things are starting to look up for us, Ottawa. Both the days and the Rideau Canal Skateway have gotten longer this week, and we may be on the precipice of a cautious reopening. (Maybe. Don’t quote me.) February is the shortest month of the year, so let’s get through it gracefully, with heart and some optimism for the approaching spring!
It’s finally the end of January, all 78 days of it!
Beyond The Killers, there might not seem to be as much to catch your eye. That said, if you give these bands a listen, you might discover some new favourites.
Happy weekend folks! Winterlude may have come and gone, but we’ve still got a few weeks of winter fun to enjoy!
Well friends, January seemed 80 days long didn’t it? You owe it to yourself to dig your way out of the snow mountain outside your home and venture out to kick February off with style.
We’re sitting on a ton of new content to be released in the coming weeks and months. Watch this space for new episodes, live music sessions, podcasts and more.
NAC Presents updated their listings overnight.
Here’s some great Canadian music to discover.
We also name Ottawa’s most prolific artist and top record label of 2017.
Maria-Hélèna Pacelli: “[Moonfruits] are generous artists, and their performances are permeated with genuine love that also inspires other artists. Their work is not only to perform as artists, but to weave and work the fabric of the artistic community.”
Une semaine suivant la sortie de le leur album Ste-Quequepart et après avoir fait salle comble à l’église St-Alban samedi dernier, le duo bilingue folk Moonfruits se prépare maintenant à conquérir le monde avec ses pièces tirées d’un monde imaginaire tout à fait plausible.