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Winter 2019 Our 39Th Season www.thenick.ca Crescent Heights Community Hall • 1101 - 2nd Street N.W. Mailing address: P.O. Box 64244, Thorncliffe PO, Calgary, AB T2K 6J7 Winter 2019 our 39th Season Welcome to the 2nd half of our 39th anniversary season at the Season’s Passes Nick! Once again we’ll feature fabulous old friends and some terrific newcomers. • 2018–2019 GOLD CARDs – Our current season ticket subscrip- tion is sold out. Renewals for 2019–2020 Season Ticket Gold WThe home of the Nick is the Crescent Heights Community Hall Cards will commence on February 23. (1101 - 2nd Street NW). Seating is first-come first serve with Online Ticket Sales the following exception: season ticket holders who arrive early will be given preferential admission from 6:50–7:00 P.M. Our • All January to April 2019 concerts will go on sale December ticket capacity is 193 patrons, and 110 are season ticket holders. 15 at www.brownpapertickets.com. Tickets are $25; service Concerts begin at 7:30 P.M. with the doors opening at 7:00 P.M. charges are applicable. An evening at the Nick begins with an opening act, followed by • Tickets are available at the door only if we are not sold out in two sets by our featured performer. Breaks between sets allow advance. Any remaining tickets will be sold first come, first time for socializing and indulging in great cakes, popcorn and serve at the Crescent Heights Hall on the night of the show. other refreshments. Guitar Raffle! The Nick is once again conducting a raffle for a The Nickelodeon Music Club is a volunteer operated, non-profit guitar, generously donated by Mike MacLeod and The Acoustic organization. The Nick wishes to thank its volunteers for the Guitar. Tickets will be sold throughout the season and our Nick countless number of hours they dedicate. Without their work, performers will autograph the guitar. The draw for this one- these special nights would not be possible. of-a-kind guitar will be held on April 6, 2019. Once again, this year proceeds from the Nickelodeon Guitar Raffle will support Social Media ArtsCan Circle, a registered charity dedicated to linking creative Facebook: NickelodeonMusicClub artists with Indigenous youth at risk. Twitter: @NickMusicClub Ringtone Free Music! We appreciate the cooperation of patrons and volunteers in silencing their cell phone ringtones and Instagram: thenickfolk minimizing phone use while at the club to ensure everyone’s enjoyment of our performances. 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 Dan Bern (California) January 12 A Nickelodeon Debut! Dan Bern is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter, novelist and painter. He is convincing, funny and timely, with an unassuming tip of the hat to the spirits of past greats, all while sounding fresh and original. Dan’s songs pack a punch, and are engaging and often cinematic. His music has been compared to that of Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Bruce Springsteen, Phil Ochs and Elvis Costello. Bern’s song Talkin’ Woody, Bob, Bruce, and Dan Blues, from the album Smartie Mine, offers a joking take on this influence, in the style of a Guthrie or Dylan talk- ing blues song, and containing a spoof of a Springsteen song as well. When asked about the similarity between himself and Dylan, he once quipped, “I guess Bob Dylan was sort of the Dan Bern of the ‘60s.” He is known for sardonic, literary lyrics, and a range of musical styles, paired with rock instrumentation. Amy Bishop (Alberta) First Nick opener February ’03 Amy Bishop’s voice is a combination of smooth pavement and rough gravel, with the ability to charm listeners with her sweet tones; yet stun audiences with the ability to hit any high note. Amy appeared on the inaugural sea- A Dan Bern show is an indescribable son of CTV’s The Launch where she dazzled all of Canada with her amazing “folk adventure into a shared experience performances. Hailing from Calgary, Amy began her music career around of honesty, self-revelation, humor, brilliant campfires, at block parties, and in church choir. Knowing a career in music songwriting, sometimes haunting vocals and is no guarantee, Amy decided to practice other trades, but her passion for political protest that sheds new light on issues music prevailed, leading her to collaborations with Moby and opening for we think about and some never considered, April Wine, Farmer’s Daughter, and Chris Cummings. Amy has an instinctive ability to craft like the red states have Waffle Houses and the stories into song and deliver them with sincerity and beauty. blue states don’t… ” Post Star The Young Novelists (Ontario) January 26 A Nickelodeon Debut! The Young Novelists are a five-piece, folk-roots band, formed in August 2009. When they first met, Graydon James and Laura Spink had no idea that they would be married one day, much less touring the world together as The Young Novelists. Their previous album made us stran- gers landed them a 2015 Canadian Folk Music Award for New/Emerging Artist of the Year and a nomination for Vocal Group of the Year. The Toronto-based band decided to travel out of the city and into small-town Ontario in order to connect the two places. Their third album In City & Country features songs about 10 small towns in Ontario that tell the universal stories of both parallels while highlighting the differences, similarities, and everything in-between. The Young Novelists create contemporary folk songs that marry their effortless harmonies with darkly poetic lyrics and exquisitely crafted hooks. Kris Demeanor (Alberta) First Nick opener with Tinderbox March ’96 Calgary-born songwriter Kris Demeanor delights in exposing the underbelly of western Canadian culture—gambling, drug use, murder, religion, the suburbs. His six CDs of original work explore the darkness and absurdity of This is emotional, melodic music that these corners of Alberta life. He has become a fixture of Calgary’s spoken “variously reminds me of the Jayhawks and word, theatre and music communities, and served a term as poet laureate of Richard and Linda Thompson. Calgary from 2012 to 2014. Kris’ work has appeared in magazines like Alberta No Depression ” Views and Canadian Geographic. In 2009 he was awarded the Best New Magazine Writer Award for his feature piece ‘Get a Real Job’ in Unlimited. John Reischman and the Jaybirds (British Columbia) February 9 First Nick Headline October 2005 Like the powerful mandolinist and composer at its helm, John Reischman and the Jaybirds fashion a stylish take on bluegrass that seamlessly blends original songs and instrumentals with Appalachian old-time music for a truly unique band sound, sometimes bluesy, sometimes folky, sometimes hard-edged, sometimes haunting. The Jaybirds feature Patrick Sauber on guitar, Trisha Gagnon on bass, Nick Hornbuckle on banjo and Greg Spatz on fiddle. Now in their 20th year, the Jaybirds are simultaneously innovative and unadorned, sophisticated and stripped-down, happily old-fashioned and 21st-century contemporary. The Jaybirds put their own particular stamp on bluegrass, old time and acoustic roots music, with a satisfying blend of traditional and modern styles. There’s plenty here to please both bluegrass traditionalists and lovers of modern American folk music, especially for those with an appreciation of great harmony singing as well as masterful instrumental playing. Jeremy Gignoux Trio (Alberta) A Nickelodeon Debut! Jeremy Gignoux is ever oscillating between calling himself a violinist or a fiddler. Playing in between those lines, in many different styles, jazz, Melding hard-won bluegrass chops, great bluegrass, classical, Eastern European folk, North American folk and “songwriting, superb ensemble playing, and a improvisation, he has developed an original sound and technique, push- tight-knit sound many bands never achieve, ing the boundaries of Parisian Swing. He’s been part of two Decidedly Jazz John Reischman and the Jaybirds have forged Danceworks productions, New Universe, in 2016 and Juliet and Romeo in a unique and utterly engaging style that 2017. He was part of Catherine Hayward’s piece form, act, cease, ensue Bouvier Elyse should appeal to fans of first-generation bluegrass to those seeking more modern with Dancers’ Studio West. At the Nick Jeremy will be accompanied by Ben Longman on guitar and Jason Valleau on double bass. tones. ” Bluegrass Unlimited www.thenick.ca Gunning & Cormier (Nova Scotia) February 23 J.P. First Nick Headline April 1999 Two of Canada’s greatest roots singer-songwriters have finally done what everybody’s wanted Dave First Nick Headline February 2015 for years. Dave Gunning and J.P. Cormier have released their first album together. Gunning & Cormier go back 23 years when Dave had a fiddle player drop out of a show at the last minute. “He hired me for a gig when I was just back from Nashville, nobody knew me here,” says Cormier. “We were totally blown away by J.P.’s playing,” recalls Gunning. “I remember him saying if you ever do a CD, I want to play on it.” That happened, and much more. They played together and wrote together whenever they could, coming up with songs that graced both their projects, over the years showered with awards and nominations on the East Coast and nationally. Two, was nominated for two 2018 Canadian Folk Music Awards, Contemporary Album of the Year and Vocal Group of the Year. Travis Matthews (Alberta) A Nickelodeon Debut! Travis Matthews started playing music at 7 years old under the guidance of an accomplished musical family. Now, at the age of 22, he is making his mark in the flourishing Edmonton music scene.
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