Come join us for Open Mic Wednesdays at the Old Church Theatre.
You can enjoy a fun night seeing local performers and if you want to perform sign up with our host Rick Zimmerman.
Come join us for Open Mic Wednesdays at the Old Church Theatre.
You can enjoy a fun night seeing local performers and if you want to perform sign up with our host Rick Zimmerman.
New Brunswick’s Award-winning soulful Roots & Blues artist Mike Biggar is coming to church October 21st, joined by slide guitar master Grant Heckman on their Fall “Back in the Black Blues Tour”. This is Biggar’s inaugural visit to Old Church Theatre!
powerhouse vocals, delivered with heartfelt emotion; Biggar performs with such sincerity that you could almost say he was singing just to you, and that is
the mark of a great songwriter..” – BLUES & ROOTS RADI0 CANADA
Spencer has been a sought-after keyboardist/clarinetist and entertainer for three decades, touring around Europe and North America, and regularly in Kingston Ontario, working with Cowboy Junkies, Sarah Harmer, Jill Barber, the Good Lovelies, Jeff Healey, Willie P. Bennett, Pat Temple to name a few.Spencer and Oscar recently completed original work for the Grand Theatre Arts residency in Kingston as well as performing at the Blue Skies Music Festival last summer.
With Tyson Sullivan(guitar, percussion and vocals)they have an ensemble called the Mourning Doves, with some compelling original material as well as beautiful renditions of Great American Songbook repertoire such as Serenade in Blue, Autumn in New York, Stardust, and Stella By Starlight. Oscar will be playing Flugelhorn and acoustic Bass.
Come join us for Open Mic Wednesdays at the Old Church Theatre.
You can enjoy a fun night seeing local performers and if you want to perform sign up with our host Rick Zimmerman.
Come join us for Open Mic Wednesdays at the Old Church Theatre.
You can enjoy a fun night seeing local performers and if you want to perform sign up with our host Rick Zimmerman.
Toronto based duo, specializing in old-time country blues and jazz.
Po’Boy Jeffreys is a Toronto-born, blues musician and singer/songwriter, a master finger-picker of early twentieth century roots music and a gifted storyteller who’s been winning the affection of audiences for 18 or so years. He will be returning to the Old Church, this time with Calamity Jane!
You pretty much have to see this duo live to get the real impact, but here’s a snippet to get you ready: