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Legendary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members, The Family Stone, take the stage to combine Soul, Rock, R&B, Psychedelic and Funk together with such hits as: “Dance To The Music”, “Stand!”, “Everyday People”, “I Want To Take You Higher” and “Hot Fun In The Summertime”.
Buy your tickets at Fallsview Casino Resort's Box Office (open Noon on show days), at all Ticketmaster locations, by calling Ticketmaster at 1-877-833-3110 or online at www.ticketmaster.ca.
Showtime: 9pm, Doors 8pm The Avalon Ballroom Theatre At Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort 6380 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls, ON
The Total Wedding Show 2010 takes place January 2nd and 3rd 2010 at The International Centre (6900 Airport, Rd. Mississauga, ON)! Visit: http://www.totalweddingshow.com/ for more info
~ THE ONE ~ FOREVER YOUNG The Annual Ian Andre Espinet & Friends Capricorn Birthday Formal Saturday January 2nd 2010 20 booths available to celebrate - Email: ian@amnesia.ca to reserve
Featuring in 2 environments... representing the signature events Amnesia... Soul Kitchen... Big People Fete... ICON... re:connect... GroovEssentials... B-Boy Document etc Floor 1
Jester & Starting from Scratch + Kid Kut & Future & in his debut IAE appearance Wristpect
Floor 2 Dr. Jay de Soca Prince & Soca Sweetness & Lindo P. + Brenton B.
and hosted by friends from my past, present
Jason Chambers, Winston Fleming and Future [the Prince]
IPEG in association with Alliance Financial Group Presents live in Concert Freddie Jackson, Nadine Sutherland, Tanya Mullings, Steele, Jimmy Reid, S Davis, Jill Donaldson, and Kafaye Rose.
Saturday January 2, 2009 Doors open at 7pm showtime 8pm Sharp Speranza Banquet Hall 510 Deerhurst Drive, Brampton (Goreway and Highway 7) $50 Advance $60 at the door
Limited VIP Tickets $70 includes 1 complimentary drink and finger food
info lines 647-889-6424 or 647-891-4749 or 289-389-7204
MC's Carrie Mullings and Delroy Sterling From CHRY 105.5 FM
Jay Sean Live @ the Hershey Centre 5500 Rose Cherry Pl., Mississauga, ON Sat, Dec 19, 2009 08:00 PM Tickets: CA $55.00 - CA $85.00 Visit: http://www.ticketmaster.ca
Friends, family and fans of the late Haydain Neale, frontman of the band Jacksoul, packed the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Downtown Toronto on Monday night for a powerful tribute concert in his honour. Neale, one of Canada's most talented artists, succumbed to lung cancer on November 22 after a seven-month battle. He had been in recovery from an accident back in August of 2007 in which he was knocked off of his scooter while in the east end of the city. His death came as quite a shock to many as many were not aware that he had developed lung cancer.
Neale's widow, Micheala and daughter Yasmin, who is currently attending university, were in attendance. Michaela, visibly grieving over her loss, read a prepared statement about her husband saying, "The subject he wrote about most often was love...Love is the guiding force in his daily life...Haydain loved people, he thrived on positive relationships with his family, his friends, business associates and anyone he met along the way. Haydain believed that if we all took a little more time to love each other, that strong foundation would see us through the tough times that we all experience."
The event, titled "Can't Stop Loving You: A Celebration of the Life and Music of Haydain Neale," drew a sold-out crowd of adoring fans of the Juno Award winning artist. Canadian music stars who performed at the tribute included: Chantal Kreviazuk, Nelly Furtado, K-os, Ivana Santilli, Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo, Dan Hill, Keisha Chante, Luke McMaster, Divine Brown, Justin Nozuka, Tommy Swick and Wade O. Brown.
The tribute will air on Canada Live on CBC Radio 2 on Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. and again on Canada Live on CBC Radio One on Dec. 18 at 2 p.m.
All proceeds from the concert and sales of the album, SOULmate, which was released on December 1 and recorded before Neale's accident, will go to the Haydain Neale Family Trust.
Young Centre PresentsDecember 13, 2:00pm and 7:00pm TWO SHOWS ONLY! Tickets $45, $30 students, $20 (limited seating available on the day of the performance)
Young Centre Resident Artist Andrew Craig returns with his celebrated Gospel Christmas Project, an awe-inspiring transformation of traditional holiday classics into joyous Gospel masterpieces.
The Gospel Christmas Project began as a special concert created by Andrew Craig for CBC Radio in 2006, evolved into a CBC television special that won a New York Festivals International Television & Film Award and was nominated for a Gemini Award, and has since seen a performance at the National Arts Centre (2007), Massey Hall (2007), and two sold-out concerts at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts (2008).
Musical director Andrew Craig infuses the impassioned and inspirational nature of Gospel music into a selection of the world's most-loved Christmas carols featuring stellar Canadian vocalists and musicians including Canada's beloved first lady of gospel, jazz and blues, Jackie Richardson, Juno and Gemini-nominated singer-songwriter Kellylee Evans, vocal powerhouse Chris Lowe, R&B star Toya Alexis and the Juno-Award winning Gospel ensemble Sharon Riley and Faith Chorale.
Beenie Man and His Band with Demarco, Konshens & Bugle Kool Haus Toronto, ON Sat, Dec 12, 2009 10:00 PM Kool Haus 132 Queen's Quay E., Toronto, ON GENERAL ADMISSION CA $50. Visit: http://www.ticketmaster.ca
Soulful Messiah is a contemporary dance interpretation of Handel’s oratorio, The Messiah. This soulful rendition, infused with R&B, joyously blends Handel’s Messiah and the voices of legendary black singers, resulting in a cornucopia of tap, popular and African-Caribbean dance movements; a tour de force with undeniable holiday appeal.
Showtimes: Dec 11 & 12th @ 8pm Dec 13 @ 3pm
Fleck Dance Theatre, Harbourfront Centre 207 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON
The 4th Annual INSPIRE 2009 Aroni Awards was another sold-out affair. The event, held last Sunday evening inside the Arcadian Court in the city's downtown core, is one of Toronto's most prestigious awards ceremonies and silent auctions dedicated to empowering and support the youth.
Recognizing the unsung community heroes in various fields, the awards show was hosted by Comedian Jay Martin and television personality, Patricia Jaggernauth. Special guest presenters for the evening included Hon. Margarett R. Best, Ontario Minister of Health Promotion and Joe Pantalone, Deputy Mayor, Toronto City Councillor. Toronto Transit Commission Chairman Adam Giambrone was also in attendance.
In 2006, Toronto Promoter Mesfun Y. Haile and his family launched The Aroni Awards in memory of his brother Aron Y. Haile, an African Canadian who was tragically killed in an vehicular accident in his hometown, Eritrea (East Africa). At just 30 years old, he had become a role model and mentor in his community and at the time of his death, was on vacation from his position as a Software Developer for the Bank of Montreal. The event was created to inspire and reward young people for their outstanding community achievements.
Education Bursaries were presented to three students, Chante Barnwell, Aman Y. Sultan and Troy Knight for post-secondary schooling. Despite having challenges in their lives, they have perserved and continue to demonstrate excellence while pursuing their dreams.
The AronImage Awards were presented to:
Big it Up, a Canadian fashion hat brand - Youth and Entrepreneurship Thando Hyman-Aman, first Principal of Toronto's recently launched Africentric Alternative School - Youth and Education Mitzie Hunter, Toronto Community Housing - Youth and Community Jermaine Bagnall, Ryerson University Graduate Student Union President - Youth and Sports/Media Schools Without Borders, a youth led organization making education and learning accessible for young people - The Inspire Award
Entertainment for the show included performances by the Manding Foli Kan Don Drumming Group; R&B Vocalist Kim Davis; Spoken Word Artist Nadine Williams; Vocalist Saidah Baba Talibah; musician Jessi Bear and Dance Troupe, Baby Boyz. Comedians Jean Paul and Arthur Simeon provided some jokes and kept the audience quite entertained.
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