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Showing posts with label reggae music in Toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reggae music in Toronto. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Fingazzz and the Higher Ground Band with Michael Garrick @ The Cadillac Lounge, Toronto, ON - Fri Jun 14th!

Fingazzz with Higher Ground band with Michael Garrick as special guest...

If you love Marley and Steele Pulse, this is the vibe for you..

Cover $10.00

Time: 10p

Location:  The Cadillac Lounge, 1300 Queen Street, west of  Dufferin, Toronto, ON

More info visit:  http://www.canadianreggaeworld.com

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Etana Live @ Moskito + Bite, Toronto, ON - Thurs Jun 6th!

JUNE 6

ETANA - BETTER TOMORROW TOUR

Meet & Greet
PREVIEW SHOW

Etana, means ‘the strong one’ in Swahili;
her strength is manifested, this time around,
by pursuing a musical career strictly on her own terms.
Etana’s elegantly modest Rasta-chic sartorial style is as
distinctive as her sound: an audacious fusion of folk, soul, jazz
and reggae supporting a powerful vocal range suggestive of
the ancestral spirit of South Africa’s Miriam Makeba,
the regality of reggae queen Marcia Griffiths and the
soulful verve of Etta James.

She first received international acclaim with her hits
'Wrong Address' which was followed up
by “I am not affraid” & two more number one hits.
Her powerful voice and wide-ranging appeal
guarantee this young artist a spot in the spotlight
for some time to come

Alongside
Juno nominated singer Ammoye
Selectas GenesisOne & SunRay
Imana

Location:  moskito + bite, 423 College St, Toronto, CA

Cover: $10

Time:  8p

Monday, May 27, 2013

The Final Lion`s Den @ The Waterfalls, Toronto, ON - Mon May 27th!

The Lion's Den continues going forward. We are done @ The Waterfalls and look forward to new beginnings so come celebrate with the Juiceman, Fyah Rootz, Suppa Natty and I man (Julion King) as we ride off into the sunset...

Location:  Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar & Grill Inc, 303 Augusta Ave, Toronto, ON

Time:  10p

Cover:  Canned Food Donation or $5 at door

Sunday, April 28, 2013

The Lion`s Den @ The Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar and Grill, Toronto, ON - Mon Apr 29th!

BREAKING NEWS: Suppa-Natty joins The Juiceman Jonathan Shaw and Fyah Rootz of Atmosphere Sound for Denday!

Lions Den Every Monday Night inside Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar and Grill at 303 Augusta Dr, Kensington Market., Toronto, ON

Admission:  $5.00 at the door OR non-perishable food for The Daily Bread Food Bank (or both if you are so inclined)

For info email:  canadianreggaeworld@gmail.com

Friday, April 26, 2013

Collie Budzz Live @ The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, ON - Sat Apr 27th!


Collie Buddz, Cris Cab, New Kingston
Live at the The Danforth Music Hall, Toronto, ON
Sat, Apr 27, 2013 09:00 PM
Tickets;  CA $29.00

Location:  The Danforth Music Hall, 147 Danforth Ave., Toronto, ON
Visit http://www.ticketmaster.ca

Friday, April 19, 2013

Reggae Live @ Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar & Grill, Toronto, ON - Fri Apr 19th & Sat Apr 20th!


Live reggae bands and selectas Friday and Saturday nights sponsored by www.canadianreggaeworld.com

This weekend featuring Kidd Rasta

Cover $10.00

Heineken on tap

Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar & Grill Inc
303 Augusta Ave, Toronto, Ontario

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Stone Love Live @ Marquee Nightclub, Oshawa, ON - Fri Apr 12th!


STONE LOVE LIVE FROM JAMAICA
with Blaxz Dun Da Place and King Turbo
alongside Dames Nellas and Peter Jackson
at
Marquee Nightclub
39 King Street East
Oshawa, ON
Cover - Everyone free before 11p
More info:  http://www.marqueeoshawa.com/fridays.html

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Reggae Live @ Waterfall Indian Tapas and Grill, Toronto, ON - Fri Apr 5th & Sat Apr 6th!


Live reggae bands and selectas Friday and Saturday nights sponsored by www.canadianreggaeworld.com and Heineken

Cover $10.00

Heineken on tap

Waterfalls Indian Tapas Bar & Grill Inc
303 Augusta Ave, Toronto, Ontario

Monday, March 18, 2013

House of David Gang Live @ Ellington's Music & Café, Tues Mar 19th and Lula Lounge, Toronto, ON - Wed Mar 20th!



House of David Gang live
Ellington's Music & Café - March 19th @ 8:00pm
805 St Clair Ave West, Toronto, ON
More info 
http://www.houseofdavidgang.com/#upcoming
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March 20th - Canadian Music Festival Presents
10:00 PM Windy City (Seoul, Korea) www.windycity.co.kr
11:00 PM House of David Gang (Toronto, ON) www.houseofdavidgang.com
plus DJ Sess.ion (Dub Connection, Toronto, ON) and live painting by Tai Kim http://taimiru.wordpress.com/
19+ $10 at the door or CMF Festival Wristband
... 9:00 PM Doors
Tickets: http://canadianmusicfest.com/tickets/ticket-details/?schedule_ID=202&band_ID=6242

If you were walking the streets of Korea and overheard someone saying, Man, I saw the sickest reggae show last night, you might first do a double take. Second, you might ask, “Reggae music exists in Korea?” Yes it does, and it’s growing in popularity. There are a handful of Korean reggae inspired bands that have been playing for several years now including Seoul's Windy City. You’re probably saying to yourself, “It’s Korean reggae music. How good can it be?” That’s a fair question to ask. However you might be surprised because it’s quite good. Windy CIty, formed by front man Kim Ban Jang combines elements of African music in addition to reggae and salsa, creating a fusion of new sounds while simultaneously paying homage to classic roots music. Having played around the world, including festival gigs in Japan, Brazil, England and even Jamaica, Windy City is a serious band who's international presence continues to expand.

Throughout their career House of David Gang has been known for their uplifting roots rock reggae sound reminiscent of Kingston, Jamaica's music scene in the late 70's mixed with a modern roots Canadian feel. The band takes its name from The House of David, an after-hours spot on Queen Street West that was a hot spot for artists from the city's burgeoning Rastafarian and reggae community from the late 80s until the mid 90s. Now with the release of their album "Reggae Warrior" on NuFunk Records, the band continues to pave their own road as Canada's hardest touring reggae band.

Visual Artist Tai Kim is a Canadian artist of Korean decent and is a member of The Propeller Center of Visual Art and currently teaching at the Koffler Center of Art. She's been following the work of Windy City for sometime and helped connect the band to the Canadian Music Festival. Tai runs the Art department of the House of David Gang, designing and making t-shirts, mini comic and .created the artwork for the band's new CD "Reggae Warrior." She often sings back up with House of David and her own roots rock reggae band Roots Vibe. She is a part of a Canadian-Korean-Jamaican cultural movement in Canada and has provided her artwork for the poster of this show. More on Tai Kim here: http://taimiru.wordpress.com/

Location Lula Lounge

1585 Dundas West, Toronto, Ontario M6K1T9


Thursday, March 7, 2013

Snow Live @ Luxy Nightclub, Toronto, ON - Sat Mar 9th!

This weekend inside Luxy Nightclub, we are taking it back to the Old School!!! 

Ladies are FREE before 11pm! 

Live @ Luxy ~
S
NOW

Performing Live
Luxy Way Back Session

Hammer Matt Wreggitt Danny D
Gino Deejay

Join Us For A Night Where We Go Back In Time!!


For GuestList Visit: www.LuxyClub.cA

For VIP Bottle Service: 905-761-9761

The King of Klubs

Luxy Club, 60 Interchange Way, Vaughan, ON

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Ah Sey One: A Reggae Insiders' Musical Journey @ Harlem Restaurant, Toronto, ON - Wed Aug 29th!



WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29th at 8pm



AH SEY ONE: A Reggae Insiders'
Musical Journey  

Hosted by Cameron Bailey, artistic director, Toronto International Film Festival®, Performances by The Sattalites, and special musical Guest Brendan Canning, Broken Social Scene

The event will celebrate this musical movement and history, timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Jamaica's independence.

Beginning at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, August 29 at Harlem Restaurant (67 Richmond St. E.), the event will be hosted by Cameron Bailey, reggae aficionado and artistic director of the Toronto International Film Festival. Special musical guests include The Sattalites, two-time Juno Award-winners and Canada's longest standing reggae group who will be joined by Brendan Canning of Broken Social Scene and Cookie Duster.

Bailey will delve into the various styles of reggae and discuss its place in Toronto in an interactive style with both musicians and audience. The Sattalites will introduce attendees to the basics of reggae, from ska to dancehall, touching upon how rhythms differ, dub technology, toasting and the context of each genre in between songs. They will illustrate the musical and cultural changes of the last 50 years with original songs from their repertoire and some "riddims" that make up the foundation of the vibrant and potent musical world of reggae. Canning, whose eclectic music passions make this a great fit, will sit in with the band on a few select songs.  Audiences will also be able to tweet and ask live questions to Bailey and the musical guests.

"We are very proud to be part of the reggae history of Toronto that very much celebrates the mosaic of our city. Reggae has evolved over the years from folk-based music, specific to the island of Jamaica, to an international music genre with its own superstars," said Fergus Hambleton, singer/saxophonist of The Sattalites. "It has had a profound influence on the music of the world, especially hip hop and its related genres."

Following the musical performance, Canning will spin some of his favourite reggae tunes, creating an exceptional music pairing that is not to be missed. Bailey, whose passions outside of film include reggae, will lead the discussion about the multiple styles of the genre, adding a personal touch to this experience.

"Toronto is my home and I could not imagine living here without reggae in my life," said Bailey. "Reggae is more than a music genre; it's a way of understanding the world. The Wailers are philosophy. Dennis Brown is love. Dub is science. Dancehall is sex. Reggae rhythms taught me how to feel, and I'm still learning."

Throughout the evening, guests will enjoy the delicious Jamaican-inspired food and drinks provided by Harlem including mini-roti, beef patties, plantain tarts, jerk chicken quesadillas and coconut shrimp.

Tickets for Ah Sey One: A Reggae Insiders' Musical Journey are $59 for members and $79 for non-members. Only 100 tickets are available online at www.Sceneopolis.com.

Follow @Sceneopolis for a chance to win tickets to this event and join the conversation at #righthereinTO.







Location:  Harlem Restaurant, 67 Richmond Street East, Toronto, ON

Time:  8pm

About The Sattalites:
The Sattalites resulted from the rapport between charismatic flugelhorn player Jo Jo Bennett and singer/saxophonist Fergus Hambleton, who met while touring with reggae crooner Leroy Sibbles. Bruce "Preacher" Robinson, Bruce McGillivray, David Fowler, Rick Morrison and Junior MacPherson fill out the rest of this band, first formed in 1980. The Sattalites have produced five award-winning albums, garnered two Junos, a Juno nomination, a Casby, a Toronto Music Award, two Black Music Awards and numerous Canadian Reggae Music Awards. Their album, Reggaefication marked their 20th anniversary and was released in 2003.

About Cameron Bailey:
Cameron Bailey is the Artistic Director of the Toronto International Film Festival. Born in London, Bailey grew up in England and Barbados before immigrating to Canada. Serving as a programmer for the Festival for more than thirteen years, he had been responsible for the annual selection of films from Africa, South Asia and the Philippines. Bailey has held positions as a curator, a journalist and a writer. He has curated film series for Cinematheque Ontario, the National Gallery of Canada, the National Film Board of Canada, and Australia's Sydney International Film Festival. He has also served on awards juries in Canada and internationally, including the U.S., Turkey, Greece, South Korea, Burkina Faso and Tanzania, and has been a guest speaker at several Canadian universities, the Smithsonian Institution, Harvard University and the Banff Centre for the Arts. As a journalist, Bailey reviewed films for Toronto's NOW Magazine, CBC Radio One and
 CTV's Canada AM. 

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The 16th Annual Original Wailers Showcase @ El Mocambo, Toronto, ON - Sat Apr 14th!

Saturday, Apr 14, 2012 9:00 PM EDT
Tribute to the Wailers featuring House of David Gang
Kidd Rasta & the Peacemakers / RudeBoy RudeGirl
Amber Coates & April Johnson / MC King David
at El Mocambo - Toronto,ON
$10.00 >>
Toronto’s House of David Gang presents 16th Annual Original Wailers Showcase in tribute to reggae’s immortal greats
Saturday, April 14th @ El Mocambo

NuFunk.ca proudly presents
THE 16th Annual ORIGINAL WAILERS SHOWCASE
featuring:
HOUSE OF DAVID GANG
& KIDD RASTA & THE PEACEMAKERS
+ RUDEBOY RUDEGIRL, AMBER COATES & APRIL JOHNSON
DJ King David (CHRY 105.5 FM)

Saturday April 14th
EL MOCAMBO, 464 Spadina Ave.
Doors at 9:30 pm
$10 at the door with canned food donation, $15 without
www.nufunk.ca
Facebook Link>> http://www.facebook.com/events/33609511309511 9/