Buckwheat Zydeco Brings the Cajun Flavour to TD Canada Trust Toronto Jazz Fest

The TD Canada Trust Toronto Jazz Festival got a taste of Louisiana flavor when Buckwheat Zydeco graced the stages at Nathan Phillips Square as part of his 30th Anniversary tour.

The four-time Grammy nominated popular zydeco performer and accordian player, thrilled fans on Sunday night with his non-stop energy. Born Stanley Dural, Jr., he adopted the name "Buckwheat" because his hair resembled the character of the same name on the hit 1950's show, Little Rascals.

Modern zydeco sound captures the essence of Afro-Caribbean rhythm and blues, soul, rock and country music blended with the old-time sound once heard by the Black French-Speaking Creoles of southern Louisiana utilizing the accordian, washboard and drums.

With 15 LPs to his credit, his latest work is "Jackpot" which was released in 1995 on his own label, Tomorrow Recordings.

Buckwheat Zydeco has toured extensively throughout his career bringing the sweet Cajun sounds worldwide, perfoming in major festivals such as the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. His television appearances include Dave Letterman, MTV and The Today Show, and he has opened for internationally known artists such as Eric Clapton and U-2.

With no signs of slowing down, the 61 year-olds upcoming tour schedule includes more Canadian dates in July in Gravenhurst, Ontario at the Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest and in Quebec at the Quebec City International Summer Festival and the Tremblant International Blues Festival.

ROCK THE BELLS 2009 @ Molson Ampitheatre, Toronto - Sun Jul 4th!

Featuring Nas, Damian Marley, Common, Busta Rhymes, Rza and Gza, Big Boi, Slum Village and more!

Be the first to buy tickets to see Nas, Damian Marley, Common, Rza and Gza, Big Boi, Slum Village and more live in concert on Sunday July 5, 2009 at Molson Amphitheatre, 909 Lakeshore Blvd. W., Ontario Place, Toronto, ON

Showtime is 2:00pm

http://www.ticketmaster.ca/

Branford Marsalis and Dave Holland Quintet @ Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto - Fri Jul 3!

Toronto Jazz Festival Presents: Branford Marsalis and Dave Holland Quintet @ Nathan Phillips Square
Queen & Bay Streets, Toronto, ON
Fri, Jul 3, 2009 08:00 PM
Tickets: $40.00/TD Employees $34.00
Visit: http://www.ticketmaster.ca/

Melanie Fiona Free Concert @ The Mod Club, Toronto, ON - Thurs July 2nd!

Canada’s newest soul sensation, Melanie Fiona is doing a FREE concert at The Mod Club (722 College Street), Toronto, ON on Thursday July 2, 2009.

This is a free concert. It is a 19+ event and doors open at 7pm. Arrive early to guarantee admission

Deborah Cox Delights Hometown Fans at Toronto's Pride Week Festivities

Last night, Canadian R&B Diva Deborah Cox returned to her hometown, Toronto, Ontario to perform as a special guest for Toronto's Pride Week celebrations on the TD Canada Trust Music stage located at Yonge and Wellesley Streets. She sang several of her popular hits including her most recent single, Beautiful U R, and the upbeat house version of her #1 smash hit, "Nobody's Supposed to be Here" from her Platinum-selling second album, One Wish, which dropped in 1998.

Cox also took time out to do a special tribute of "I'll Be There" to the late Michael Jackson, who suddenly passed away just two days earlier at the age of 50. In remembering Jackson, she said..."what a loss, the amazing King of Pop, you have no idea..I can't process that loss myself, because back in the day I could have sworn I was Ola Ray in Thriller. I was that girl."

First signed to Arista Records in 1995 by label executive Clive Davis, Cox has now released her latest album, The Promise, on her own independent label, Deco Recording Group. It is her first new studio album release in six years.

Celebrating Michael Jackson's Life Toronto Style!

The Thriller Is Gone--R.I.P. Michael Jackson - 1958-2009

It's hard to believe that the greatest entertainer to ever live is gone, and way too soon. Yes, it's true, Michael Jackson has left this earth just a couple of months shy of what would have been his 51st birthday. Words cannot explain how shocking and unexpected this is. It is a tremendous loss for the world, his family and his children. I am just glad that I can say that I was there when he came to Toronto for the Victory Tour back in 1984. It is probably one of the most profound moments of my life and a memory that I'll treasure forever. He will always be a music legend and his music will continue to live on. May he rest in peace.

More reaction to Michael's death:
a HUGE light has been put out but his music will carry on forever.
you always hear my kids singing ABC and I have a feeling their children will be singing a Jackson 5 & MJ song as well.

it would be a great feeling to leave a dent on this planet before you move on.
this Brother left a Crater.

Chris Nice
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While Michael Jackson never really had a childhood he played a big
part in mine. Michael has been a part of my life from the beginning.
He was one of the first two albums I ever owned. I was two at the
time and I am not sure which came first, him or Sesame Street.

Some of my fondest memories of MJ involve my family; cousins, parents,
aunts and uncles partying during the holidays to his tunes. When my
Auntie Janet surprised me with the Thriller album and I was beyond
thrilled. I remember my Dad bringing back “Right On” magazines from
the States so that we could have posters. I also remember dragging my
Dad shopping for the perfect sequin socks.

My parents felt that my brother and myself were too young for concerts
but thankfully some of my Father’s co-workers “kidnapped” us for the
evening and took us to the show. It was one of the best nights of my
life.

My new motto is have fun, love hard and don’t sweat the small stuff.
Tomorrow is not promised.

Michael may you find peace and thank you.
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I agree 100% that he’ll be missed and he was such an influence for me too!
my first negotiation with my mum was to stay up late to watch Friday night
video so I could see beat it! I had to save up for 3 months to get his
t-shirt and I loved his thriller album more than life itself! I heard your
boogie song as part of last night scratch tribute at 7 pm and I was dancing
around like a crazy woman for an hour. Not good since I’ve got a brutal cold
so I was coughing like an old lady after!!

Julia
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There's probably no one in the world who has not heard about his death,
but I personally I will miss him. My favourite MJ moment was when I living
in Saudi Arabia and my mom was holding me in her arms while dancing to
"Blame it on the Boogie" at an expat party.I didn't know the title at the
time because I was still fairly young, but I remember how happy my mom was
and seeing my brother bopping around to the beat with other kids and adults.
Even though we lived in a Western compound, it was the early 80s, so a lot
of music/TV shows/literature was still in Arabic (unless you brought it over from your home country). I don't really know how this was possible because I
was young, but MJ was one of the few artists that we were able to listen to
in English and he really shaped my early childhood. If I wasn't pregnant, I
would totally go to a club tonite and dance away to his music as he was
truly one of the greatest entertainers of our time. I just wanted to share
and hope you will have a great Friday. Remember to live in the moment
because tomorrow is never promised.
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I checked and yes it is a strange thing
Aliyah - 08/25/01
Left Eye - 04/25/02
James Brown - 12/25/06
MJ - 06/25/09

Jules
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I believe the year was 1975 the Jackson Five came to Jamaica. I was at high school at KTHS (Kingston Technical High School). Hyacinth and I (and maybe someone else not sure) went to the Sheraton Hotel in New Kingston to see them. I am not too sure (nothing was sure for me at that age) how we got in the hotel but we went to the poolside where they were and got autographs (Hyacinth can confirm if we did get autographs or just talk to them, we could have been millionaires today if we had kept the autographs from that era!) we went back to school ecstatic and happy telling everyone what we did.

Next day I got a detention for a Spanish test I failed and asked the teacher if I could skip the detention and do it the next day as I had to go to Spanish Town and pick up an important mail for my grandmother at the post office, she said yes and off I went to see the Jackson Five vs. Kingston College in a game of netball.

Low and behold the next day the teacher came into the classroom and asked “Sandra Cole did you pick up that mail for your grandmother?” I said “yes miss” she said “so what is your picture doing on the front page of the Daily News!” I had no answer for that and got three consecutive days detention.

With all said and done although Michael wasn’t my favorite artist he was an icon an amazing person and an inspiration to some people, he will be missed.

I was telling Andy last night that Elvis, John Lennon and Bob Marley all died at a young age, therefore Michael is in very good company singing and dancing for them, he will be missed here on earth by many, may his soul rest in perfect peace.

Life is way too short and tomorrow, as a matter of fact the next second is not guaranteed to us, so cherish and adore the people you love tell them you love them but most of all be good and true to you.

Enjoy your weekend!

Sandra C-M

R&B Singer Case Serenades Newly-Engaged Couple in Toronto!

It's not every day that a young man gets to propose to his lady on stage with a huge R&B Singer ready to drop a hit from his 1999 platinum-selling album.

But, that was the case (no pun intended)last Friday night when New York-born, R&B Artist Case Woodard aka Case, made a special appearance to heat up the Soul Kitchen, one of Toronto's signature events dedicated to preserving classic soul music. The event took place at Level Nightclub in the city's entertainment district.

Case, known for his signature romantic tunes such as his #1 single, "Missing You" and "Faded Pictures" didn't emerge on stage until 2:00am performing for about 20 minutes. For one lucky couple, Steve and Charlene, the moment was priceless.
Equipped with a ring and feeling confident, Steve got down on one knee and asked Charlene to "step up to bat and be my wife." Wiping away the tears in her eyes Charlene said "YES" and gave him a big hug and kiss as Case took the mic to dedicate his popular wedding song, "Happily Ever After" to the couple. The new groom-to-be was ecstatic and couldn't wait to crack open a bottle of bubbly.

Case, whose 1996 debut solo release, "Touch Me Tease Me" from his self-titled album established him as a breakout artist, selling over 1,000,000 copies. The track, co-written by Mary J. Blige also featured vocals from Singer Foxy Brown and was one of the singles on "The Nutty Professor" soundtrack. Before his big break, he had co-written and sang background for some of R&B's elite, including Al B. Sure and Usher.

In 2002, Case accidentially shot himself in the throat while moving a cousin's registered handgun. Luckily, the accident left him without any vocal chord damage.

Case was originally signed to Russell Simmons Def Jam Records label, but he has since left and taken the independent route. He closed out the night with the first track "Lovely" from his recently-released album, The Rose Experience.

CHECK OUT CASE PERFORMING "LOVELY" from the album, The Rose Experience, LIVE IN TORONTO!

Kelly Rowland Performs Live @ Toronto's Pride Week Celebrations - Sat Jun 27 & Sun Jun 28th!

PRIDE TORONTO ANNOUNCES TWO SPECIAL PERFORMANCES BY KELLY ROWLAND AT PRIDE WEEK 2009!
Pride Toronto today announced the addition of Kelly Rowland for two special shows as part of Pride Week 2009.

Kelly Rowland, currently featured on international DJ superstar David Guetta's hit single "When Love Takes Over" joins Pride Toronto's stellar TD Canada Trust Wellesley Stage line-up on Sunday, June 28 at 7pm, and as a special presentation by Pride Toronto at Prism Toronto's 'Aqua' event, on Saturday, June 27 at 5pm at the beautiful Sunnyside Pavillion.

"This year is full of co-operative efforts that connect Pride Toronto to other organizations, companies, events, artists and people and we're happy to be enhancing our festival by presenting Kelly at Prism's 'Aqua' event and on the TD Canada Trust Wellesley Stage", says Pride Toronto's Arts & Entertainment Program Manager, Mary Zondanos.

"We are very excited to be working with Pride Toronto this year to bring Kelly Rowland to the festival and are looking forward to this new relationship" says Gairy Brown, Co-Producer of Prism.

"Securing Kelly Rowland at this late stage has been a real victory. This has been made possible by the recently announced federal grant that provides funding for enhancements to our entertainment program." says Pride Toronto's Executive Director, Tracey Sandilands.

Kelly Rowland was a founding member of Destiny's Child, the top-selling female group of all-time, and is a Grammy-winning solo artist in her own right. Since going solo in 2002, Rowland has collaborated with Nelly, Snoop Dogg, French singer Nâdiya, Italian singer Tiziano Ferro and Gym Class Heroes. Her debut solo album, "Simply Deep" (2003) charted Billboard's top 20, topped charts all over the world including the UK, Ireland, Hong King, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia and Canada totaling sales of over 2.5 million, and was certified gold by the RIAA.

Rowland has been busy hosting Bravo's "The Fashion Show" competition series, alongside Isaac Mizrahi and traveling the world with David Guetta. She's also creating a new charity called "I Heart My Girlfriend", which will serve as an interactive support system for teenage girls. Kelly is also the ambassador for MTV's Staying Alive Foundation, which aims to reduce discrimination against HIV and people living with HIV/AIDS.


KELLY ROWLAND at the TD Canada Trust Wellesley Stage Sunday, June 28 at 7pm - FREE!
KELLY ROWLAND at the Sunnyside Pavillion, 1755 Lakeshore Blvd.
as part of Prism's AQUA TORONTO, Saturday, June 27 at 5pm.
Tickets are $30 and are available at Priape Toronto at 416.586.9914 or priape.com/prismtoronto


Pride Toronto is the not-for-profit organization that hosts Pride Week, an annual festival held during the last week of June in downtown Toronto. Pride Toronto exists to celebrate the history, courage, diversity and future of Toronto's LGBTTIQQ2S communities (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Questioning, Two-Spirited) and is one of the leading cultural events of its kind in the world. Toronto's Pride Week has been named the Best Festival in Canada by the Canadian Special Events Industry, is recognized as one of only Eight Signature Events in the city of Toronto, and is ranked as one of the TOP 50 festivals in Ontario by Festivals and Events Ontario. www.pridetoronto.com

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Idris Elba Live in Toronto @ Solarium! - Tues Jun 30!

TUESDAY JUNE 30TH, 2009
MAXAMUS ENTERTAINMENT

P R E S E N T S

"O B S E S S I O N" STARRING ACTOR:
I D R I S E L B A
(HBO's The Wire, Rock N Rolla, Obsessed & American Gangster)

VENUE: SOLARIUM (11 POLSON STREET)
DOORS OPEN: 10PMHOSTED BY: TAJ

MUSIC BY: DJ ROCK STAR & DJ LISSA MONET

ADMISSION: $30 ADVANCE TICKETS
STRICT STYLE CODE: SEMI-FORMAL
FOR BOTTLE SERVICE & RESERVATIONS CONTACT:
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THE OFFICIAL OBSESSION EVITE
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UMAC's 2009 Summer Showcase @ Tryst, Toronto - Fri June 19th!

Constantly gettin' our participACTION on, UMAC is hosting The 2009 Summer Showcase at Tryst this Friday, June 19, 2009 from 6-9pm to raise money for Sick Kids Hospital. You should get your participACTION on, too!

Food will be provided by our proud sponsor, Pizza Nova,
& there will be LIVE performances by: Rochester Jahvon Cory Lee Trish RG 2 Tha World King Reign Big tunes spun by the 2008 Stylus Award Female DJ Of The Year, DJ Mel Boogie!

Special guest appearance by 2009 Much Music Award nominee, Karl Wolf.

UMAC Presents The 2009 Summer Showcase
Tryst Nightclub 82 Peter Street (between King & Adelaide) Toronto, Ontario
Doors: 5pm Start: 6pm SHARP End: 9pm
Cost: Free, yet Pay What You Can
Donations are encouraged & acccepted for Sick Kids Hospital For More Info: marketing@umacunited.com

For info on the Urban Music Association of Canada, visit: http://www.umacunited.com/
Find us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/people/Thelonious-Monk/1062992562 Check out our MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/umacunited Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/UMACUnited See ya there!

Sincerely, Carol A.
Special Co-ordinator, Communications Urban Music Association of Canada (UMAC)

Calypso Monarch Red Plastic Bag Wows the Crowd at the 6th Annual Barbados Charity Ball in Toronto

Last weekend, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre hosted the 6th Annual Barbados Charity Ball themed "Sunset Barbados" with an elaborate gathering of approximately 600 guests including many distinguished guests.

Popular Storyteller Itah Sadu MC'd the event while Chancellor of the University of the West Indies and UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for HIV/Aids to the Caribbean, Sir George Alleyne, served as the Keynote speaker.

His Excellency, E. Evelyn Greaves, High Commissioner of Barbados to Canada, Michael Mansoor, Executive Chairman, FirstCaribbean International, Leroy McClean, Consul General and Honorable Margarett Best, Minister of Health Promotion, Government of Ontario were all in attendance. Eugene Melnyk, Owner and Chairman of Trimel Investments and the Ottawa Senators, was the Presenting Sponsor for this year's event, but was unable to attend due to a last minute trip to Florida.

Performances during dinner were provided by Musicians Arturo Tappin, Eddie Bullen, his teenage son Quincy Bullen and Vocalist Tamara Marshall. Prince Cave and the All Stars provided musical entertainment for the dance after dinner, while special guest Red Plastic Bag, an eight time Calypso Monarch, got the audience dancing on their feet to some popular calypso tunes.

The event also included a live auction with artwork and jewellery auctioned off for thousands of dollars and a special presentation of scholarships to five worthy Toronto recipients: Mark Brathwaite, pursuing law school this fall; Jefferson Broomes, aspiring to own his own business in day and pursuing studies in the automative and business sector; Sherise Innis-Hall, currently studying Business Marketing at Seneca College and working towards her Bachelors of Business Degree and Masters of Business Administration; Chanele Jordan, an Honour student planning to attend University this fall; and Leo Robinson, who has earned a BSc in Mathematics and Physics with Honours from University of the West Indies and currently studying Aerospace Engineering at Ryerson University.

Dr. Juliet M. Daniel, an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario received the Errol Walton Barrow award which recognizes oustanding and positive role models who impact youth. Daniel also received a crystal trophy and a one-week vacation for two at a Barbados' luxury resort courtesy of Almond Resorts.

Unsung Hero awards were given to Diana Evelyn who continuously provides clothing for people in need and Deborah Ann DeSouza, a Manager for Worldwide Premium Services and Maple Leaf Lounge Toronto. DeSouza's team was instrumental in co-ordinating the return of the family of a woman from Ottawa, Ontario who was robbed and subquently died while on vacation in Barbados in March.

A moment of silence before dinner recognized former President of the Barbados Charity Ball, John A. Rollock, an Information Technology executive in the Ontario Government and private sector who passed away earlier this year.

The Barbados Ball Canada Aid provides financial assistance to charitable organizations that provide HIV/AIDS education and prevention programs and this year donated $10,000 to the University of West Indies HIV/AIDS Response Program (UWI HARP) to assist the widespread epidemic in Barbados.

Soul Kitchen featuring Case Live @ Level Nightclub, Toronto - Fri June 19!

ian andre espinet proudly presents
Soul Kitchen: A Personal Conversation:

featuring a LIVE PERFORMANCE by:
CA$E
performing songs from his repertoire which includes...
MISSING YOU • FADED PICTURES • THINK OF YOU
NOT YOUR FRIEND • TOUCH ME TEASE ME and of course
HAPPILY EVER AFTER...

with all the Soul Kitchen goodness you've come to expect from:

2009 Stylus Award winners

Jester & Kid Kut

Taking place inside the
LEVEL NIGHTCLUB - 102 Peter Street (at Adelaide) • Downtown Toronto

Style Code: Adult R&B: No Hats, runners or sports apparel • ID Required
Admission:$ 20

Montell Jordan Live @ Capitol Event Theatre, Toronto! - Tues, June 30th! - CANCELLED!

Update: June 23/09
We are disappointed to announce that the Montell Jordan concert that was scheduled for June 30th at the Capitol Event Theatre has been cancelled. The concert is cancelled because we did not meet the minimum quantity advance ticket sales. Those that have bought their tickets will get full refund by returning back to the place of purchase. Please let us know if you have any challenges in getting your complete refund at any ticket vendor and we will assist. Sorry for the disappointment but we had to have a minimum number of pre-sales a week prior to the event and we did not. Have a good week.

Regards,

George Fynn

Canada's Favourite DJ

416.816.0036

Stevie Wonder Live @ La Place des festivals, Montreal! - Tues June 30!

Opening Act: Dj Kobal
Stevie Wonder opening the Place des festivals with a concert inaugurating the 30th edition of the Festival? No, you're not dreaming! Already 45 years since the virtual human jukebox "Little Stevie Wonder" has begun flooding us with numerous hits, charming every public and sweeping all awards... There's already a palpable excitement in the air as we all eagerly await this first-ever visit to the Festival of this peerless icon of American music! There's absolutely no doubt that this exceptional event that promises to be a monumental public gathering will mark history!
June 30, 2009 at 9:30 PM
Admission: FREE
Visit: http://www.montrealjazzfest.com

The Harder They Come! - Special Screening on Sat June 27 & Advance Ticket Discount for the Stage Play!

There will be a special screening of The Harder They Come on Saturday, June 27, at 9:30 PM, at the Bloor Cinema, 506 Bloor Street West (at Bathurst). Tickets are only $5 and you can buy them at the door (assuming there are any left when you get there), by phone at either 416-872-1212 or 1-800-461-3333, or online right here, at ticketking.com

Just remember that regular service charges apply to phone and online orders... oh, and that this is general admission (no reserved seating) and that the film is rated "14A", meaning that piknies younger than 14 must be accompanied by an adult.


GET ADVANCE TICKETS FOR THE HARDER THEY COME ON STAGE FOR 25% OFF!

Heads up! This Saturday, June 13, we go on public sale with tickets for The Harder They Come, the first show of the new season... but you can get your tickets now, before everybody else, and save 25% off tickets in the top three price categories, too. Here's how.

THE HARDER THEY COME:
GET YOUR TICKETS BEFORE THE STAMPEDE AND GET THEM FOR LESS!

Yes, the cast members of the West End London hit musical are packing their bags for the trip west to Toronto and the North American premiere of The Harder They Come, with its first performance at the Canon Theatre on July 21. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Saturday, but - as the song says - you can get them if you really want right now for any performance... and, if you book into the first two weeks of the show - July 21 through August 2 - you can get them for 25%* off regular prices!


For all the secret details, plus a taste of the show and its music, visit http://www.mirvish.com/thtc/estage/ or if you're really in a hurry, just call either 416-872-1212 or 1-800-461-3333 or go online to https://web.ticketking.com/TK/seatSelect.asp and use the promotional code IVAN. But do it now; the offer ends at midnight, Saturday, June 13!

*Discount offer is available on performances from July 21 to August 2 only. 25% discount applies to tickets in top three price categories only, does not apply to rear or side mezzanine seating. Tickets must be booked by 11:59 PM June 12. Regular service charges apply to phone and internet orders. All prices are in Canadian dollars and include GST. Seating is subject to availability. Offer may be terminated at any time. Offer not applicable on previously purchased tickets and may not not be combined with any other offer. All ticket sales are final; no refunds or exchanges.

The Harder they Come
http://www.mirvish.com/thtc/estage/

Thurs June 25 - Bow Wow Live @ The Kool Haus, Toronto, ON

Bow Wow returns to Toronto to perform at The Kool Haus on Thursday June 25, 2009. Catch Bow Weezy as he performs his hit singles from the past decade, as well as music from his latest album, New Jack City, pt. II. Famous, J. Diggz, C Squeezy, P. Reign, and Big Lean are also on the bill to rock the house. The concert will be hosted by none other than Flow 93.5’s Devo Brown. Music will be provided by 2009 DJ Stylus Award winner for Female DJ Of The Year, Lissa Monet, and 2009 DJ Stylus Award winner for Toronto DJ Of The Year, IllKidz

Tickets are on sale now for $25. Tickets are available through:

Ticketmaster.ca or Charge by phone (416-870-8000)

Play De Record Downtown (416-586-0380)

Livestock Toronto (416-360-5483)

Broadway Fashion Morningside (416-283-6999)

Broadway Fashion Scarborough Town Centre (416-296-0609)

Broadway Fashion Square One Shopping Centre (905-848-4823)

Doors open at 7pm. This is a 19+ event. For more information on the event, booth or VIP tickets, contact Glamour Ent. At 647-885-6692

Please see the flyer attached! Here is a video drop from Bow Wow talking about the concert, along with the opening acts on the bill!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-B92K-Iq6I

Thurs June 11 - Community Late Night with Usain Bolt @ the Jamaican Canadian Association, Toronto, ON

Tickets will be provided at the door but tickets can be purchased prior to the event at the following locations:

Nicey's Brampton | 1771 Queen St. E, Brampton, L6W 3G3 | 905.450.6045
Willy's Jerk Brampton | 107 Kennedy Road S., Brampton, L6T 4S3 | 905.494.0758
Jamaican Canadian Association | 995 Arrow Road, Toronto, M9M 2Z5 | 416.746.5772

If you have any further questions, let us know.

Jerimi Jones, B.Sc (Hons)
Production Assistant

Jones & Jones Productions Ltd.
6-295 Queen Street East, Suite 448
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
L6W 4S6

T: 905.452.1911
F: 905.452.8385
E: jerimi@jonesandjones.ca

Note: Tickets for the Festival of Excellence featuring Usain Bolt on June 11 at Varsity Stadium can be purchased through http://www.festivalofexcellence.ca/

www.jonesandjones.ca