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Nick 2017 Winter Newsletter Crescent Heights Community Hall • 1101 - 2nd Street N.W. Mailing address: P.O. Box 64244, Thorncliffe PO Calgary, AB T2K 6J7 www.thenick.ca Winter 2017 • our 37th Season elcome to the 2nd half of our 37th anniversary season Season’s Passes at the Nick! Once again we’ll feature fabulous old friends • 2016–2017 GOLD CARD renewals will commence (for a limited andW some terrific newcomers. time) starting February 25th. There is a waiting list for GOLD The home of the Nick is the Crescent Heights Community Hall CARDS that aren’t renewed—email us if you wish to be added (1101 - 2nd Street NW). Seating is first-come first serve with the to the waiting list. Please send your email to: GoldCards@ following exception: season’s ticket holders who arrive early thenick.ca. GOLD CARD holders are reminded that your season will be given preferential admission from 6:50 – 7:00 P.M. Our passes are transferable if you cannot attend a performance. ticket capacity is 193 patrons and 110 are season’s ticket hold- Online Ticket Sales ers. Concerts begin at 7:30 P.M. with the doors opening at 7:00 P.M. • All January to April 2017 concerts will go on sale December An evening at the Nick begins with an opening act, followed by 16 at www.brownpapertickets.com. Tickets are $25; service two sets by our featured performer. Breaks between sets allow charges are applicable. time for socializing and indulging in a hot entree, great cakes, popcorn and other refreshments. • Tickets are available at the door only if we are not sold out in advance. Any remaining tickets will be sold first come, first Guitar Raffle! The Nick is once again conducting a raffle for a serve at the Crescent Heights Hall on the night of the show. guitar, generously donated by Mike MacLeod and The Acoustic Guitar. Tickets will be sold throughout the season and our Nick The Nickelodeon Music Club is a volunteer operated, non-profit performers will autograph the guitar. The draw for this one- organization. The Nick wishes to thank its volunteers for the of-a-kind guitar will be held on April 8, 2017. Once again, this countless number of hours they dedicate. Without their work, year proceeds from the Nickelodeon Guitar Raffle will support these special nights would not be possible. ArtsCan Circle, a registered charity dedicated to linking creative artists with Indigenous youth at risk. Social Media Ringtone Free Music! We appreciate the cooperation of patrons and volunteers in silencing their cell phone ringtones and Facebook: NickelodeonMusicClub minimizing phone use while at the club to ensure everyone’s Twitter: @NickMusicClub enjoyment of our performances. Instagram: thenickfolk The Nickelodeon wishes to thank Calgary Arts Development and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts for their generous support. We also wish to acknowledge airplay support of our performers on CKUA and CJSW. The Performers Little Miss Higgins (Manitoba) January 14 First Nick Opener March 2007 From the Great Northern Plains of Western Canada, Little Miss Higgins struts and serenades First Nick Headline February 2013 her way, guitar in hand, lips blazoned red, onto any stage. As if she just drove in off the back-road of another time with gravel dust and a sunset trailing behind her, this pocket- sized powerhouse plays music brewed up in old-time country blues sprinkled with a little jazz and maybe a hint of folk. Whether it’s songs about passion or songs about panties, she writes about real things in a rooted and poetic way. For her newest release, Bison Ranch Recording Sessions, she teamed up with the harmony singing Winnipeg Five. The album was nominated for a Juno for Roots and Traditional Album of the Year – Group. For her performance at the Nick, she will be joined by Sean on bass, Darwin Baker on guitar, banjo and harmonica, and Jimmie James Mckee on trumpet. Ariana Brophy (Alberta) A Nickelodeon Debut! Ariana Brophy is the songwriting equivalent of mulled wine; sweet, nostalgic, perfectly paired with a rainy evening and a fireplace. She writes songs that weave heartbreak, love, hope and loss onto a canvas of stylized fingerpicking. She crafts her songs with a tuned eye for storyline and a remarkable ear for this album … feels just as comfortable as “your favourite pair of cowboy boots. Served the moments a heart witnesses before the mind. She plays to the imagery best on a shady porch with a good country around her and explores what it means to genuinely feel. Her first EPInk view and a nice glass of straight bourbon. and Water was nominated for a 2016 Edmonton Music Award, and her National Music Centre ” second EP Sweet Things is to be released in the fall. Catherine MacLellan (Prince Edward island) January 28 A Nickelodeon Debut! Catherine MacLellan is the daughter of the late Gene MacLellan, the acclaimed songwriter who wrote Snowbird and Put Your Hand In The Hand. After releasing her debut album in 2004, Catherine earned immediate critical acclaim, labeled Critics Favourite New Discovery by Penguin Eggs magazine. Her latest release, The Raven’s Sun, takes the listener further along her journey in song, delving deeper into the territories of life, death and transforma- tion and shines a light on the musical chemistry between Catherine and guitarist Chris Gauthier, catching them both at their best. Catherine has been awarded multiple East Coast Music Awards, Music PEI Awards and Canadian Folk Music Awards including 2015 CFMA’s for Contemporary Album of the Year and Solo Artist of the Year. She was also awarded the 2015 Juno Award for Roots and Traditional Solo album of the year. She will be accompanied at the Nick by extraordinary guitarist, Tim Leacock. Over the Moon (Alberta) First Nick performance, Patrons’ Night Apr. ‘16 Multi-instrumental vocalist and Association of Country Music in Alberta Award winner Suzanne Levesque met Craig Bignell, Canadian Country Music Award win- Catherine is an exceedingly blessed singer- ner at a musical jam. Suzanne was a member of The Traveling Mabels and “songwriter…She possesses an unforgettable Craig was the percussionist for Susan Aglukark. Now, with the simplicity voice that simply breathes depth of feeling offered by an array of acoustic instruments playing roots-based songs that into her songs. The moment this album opens highlight their blending vocals, they’ve just released their first self titled you know you’re listening to something CD. They are opening a bunch of shows for Charlie Major this fall and will remarkable. FolkWords UK open and play with Susan Aglukark in the new year. Over The Moon— “ uncluttered, simple and sweet. Shari Ulrich (British Columbia) February 11 First Nick Headline October 1987 Shari Ulrich has released 21 albums as a solo artist and as part of various “supergroups”, which have earned her 2 Juno Awards. Shari was one-third of the infamous Pied Pumkin String Ensemble. In ’76 Shari joined Valdy as part of The Hometown Band with whom she sang Joe Mock’s stunning Flying. In ‘89 she began her collaboration with friends Bill Henderson and Roy Forbes in UHF and later teamed up with Barney Bentall and Tom Taylor to form a new trio, BTU. A project with Barney in bluegrass band, The High Bar Gang, was nominated for a 2013 Juno Award. Shari’s recent release, Everywhere I Go won the Canadian Folk Music Award for English Songwriter of the Year. Joining Shari for her Nick performance will be her daughter, Julia Graff, on violin, guitar, piano, accordion, mandolin and vocals and High Bar Gang member, Kirby Barber on bass and vocals. Paul Woida (Alberta) A Nickelodeon Debut! Paul Woida is a singer-songwriter and master looper, recording and playing back in real time, using instruments and emotive vocals. A graduate of Grant MacEwan University in both Composition and Drum Set, he has the ability to com- Listeners who take the time will find more bine complex rhythms and harmony which, via the looper, results in a “substance and purpose in Ulrich’s music than sound close to that of a full band. He placed first in the 2015 Edmonton that of any other female singer in the country Landmark Showcase Competition and is also involved with the 2016 today Calgary Herald EPower Anti-bullying Campaign which tours schools across Canada. He ” wants to inspire people, and be a positive role model for all ages. www.thenick.ca The Slocan Ramblers (Ontario) February 25 A Nickelodeon Debut! Rooted in the tradition, fearlessly creative, and possessing a bold, dynamic sound, The Slocan Ramblers build on their reputation for energetic live shows and impeccable musi- cianship. The Slocans are Frank Evans on banjo, Adrian Gross on mandolin, Darryl Poulsen on guitar and Alistair Whitehead on bass. The Slocan Ramblers blend lightning fast and devilishly intricate instrumentals with the sawdust-thick vocals of singer Frank Evans. They understand that if you polish up the music too much, you lose the raw excitement that makes it so vibrant. This is roots music without pretension, music intended to make you feel something, music to get you moving in a crowded bar. The Slocan Ramblers recorded Coffee Creek, nominated for a 2016 Canadian Folk Music Award as Traditional Album of the Year, the same way they perform on stage: standing up, leaning into the music, and pushing harder and harder for that edge just beyond. Northern Beauties (Alberta) A Nickelodeon Debut! Northern Beauties perform Western Folk—a distinct, bluegrass-infused contemporary folk sound featuring the harmonies of lead singers Todd Stewart on guitar and mandolin, and Craig Aikman on guitar and banjo, along This is a tight-knit ensemble with a lot with Charlie Hase on pedal steel and weissenborn.
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