Our festival is a wonderful mix of musicians, audience, vendors and volunteers.
Join us Labour Day Weekend - September 4 - 6 • Palm Beach Park, Powell River, BC
We will soon be adding descriptions of all this year's musicians
TICKETS: Available at the gate, Rocky Mountain Bakery, River City Coffee, or Buy online
Join us Labour Day Weekend - September 4 - 6 • Palm Beach Park, Powell River, BC
We will soon be adding descriptions of all this year's musicians
TICKETS: Available at the gate, Rocky Mountain Bakery, River City Coffee, or Buy online
Ben Bouchard
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Saturday at the Festival
Beloved local Lund troubadour. |
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Ben Wayne Kyle
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Saturday at the Festival
Ben Wayne Kyle is a Jazz/Folk musician from Powell River B.C. He is the guitarist for The Lukah Bouchard Band and was the winner of 2015 Powell River Idol. Ben Kyle is a guitar and vocal driven singer-songwriter living in Vancouver, B.C. With influences from Stevie Wonder, Radiohead, Bahamas, Jack Johnson and Chet Baker. Ben is currently in the jazz studies program at Capilano University. |
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Cannery Row
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Saturday at the festival
Cannery Row features the unique and individual talents of Gary Comeau, Tim Hearsey and Chris Nordquist. These significantly skilled musicians, bring their collective focus together in a humorous and highly entertaining presentation. Covering an impressive sphere of genres, blending and bending blues, latin, zydeco, jazz, cajun, country, rock ‘n roll into a musical experience unlike any other! |
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Cora Flora
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Sunday at the Festival
Through deeply personal yet expansively universal songs, Cora's intention is to create Music that gives you a resonance of Authentic Connection with your Essence and Heaven on Earth. Songwriting since she was 13 years old, she now he has seven albums of original songs that explore her evolution through her life experiences. Her most recent album Eufloria is a dark, heartfelt, soulful journey that expands her lyricism and music production into new depths. MUSIC VIDEOS
YouTube channel LINKS Website http://www.coraflora.com/ https://www.facebook.com/queencoraflora/ |
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Irth
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Sunday at the Festival
IRTH (Marley IRedale and Jesse THom) are a songwriting duo from BC, Canada who draw from electronica, indie rock, jazz and r&b to weave their own style of ethereal indie pop music infused with strong melody and emotion. With two distinct styles of performance – “Beats” (dancy/sultry) and “Birds” (dreamy/listening room) – the duo creates and performs their material using an array of live instruments, as well as an arsenal of vintage gear, analog tape effects, spring verbs and dusty old tubes. The result? A unique sound that bridges earth and wire – a place where electricity meets and dances with the naked, human body. IRTH formed in the fall of 2016 when the two longtime collaborators, who had toured internationally together for 8 years with critically acclaimed folk trio Dirty Grace as well as with west-coast superband The Honey Tongues, decided to create ‘deeply fragile yet undeniably courageous’ pop music. Inspired by artists like Sigur Ros, James Blake and Aurora, IRTH seeks to bring an unprecedented vulnerability and lyrical honesty to their work, which often explores the uncontrollable chaos of authentic human relationship. With their first four singles now released by California label GYPSYPOP Records, IRTH have already begun creating a stir, performing a handful of secret shows to local audiences as well as appearing at festivals such as Woodstove, Arts Wells, Campbell Bay and the Robson Valley. With a full album release as well as more live shows to come in 2020, including a tour in Europe/UK, the duo is gearing up for an even bigger and bolder year ahead. |
MUSIC VIDEOS
YouTube channel LINKS Website https://www.irth.ca https://www.facebook.com/irthmusic |
Luca Ciarla
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Sunday at the Festival
A creative and surprising violinist, Luca Ciarla easily transcends the boundaries among genres to trace an innovative musical path, a magical acoustic seduction in perfect balance between written compositions and improvisation, traditional and contemporary sounds. He has successfully performed in jazz, classical and world music festivals and concert series in more than fifty countries in the world; from Montreal Jazz Festival to the Hong Kong Performing Arts Centre, from Celtic Connections in Scotland to the Villa-Lobos Festival in Rio de Janeiro, from Melbourne Jazz Festival to the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Italy. "...one of the most interesting violinists nowadays on the international scene, capable of browsing around different sounds and genres without ever losing his unmistakable style." la Repubblica (Italy) |
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Snow Monkeez
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Friday night at the Cran Hall & Saturday at the Festival.
The Snow Monkeez play instrumental music, and provide a magical ambiance. A collaboration between Blaine Dunaway and Bruce Wing… and most recently joined by Steve Ruskin, SnowMonkeez – so named for the snow they each sport on top and their playful approach to creating this new music. |
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Uno Mas
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Sunday at the Festival
Uno Mas’ music embraces a unique, modern sound, that is rooted in soul-jazz, punctuated with funk, hip-hop, reggae, drum & bass, and latin grooves. Both recordings, “Man Alive” and their self titled album, have original guitar by Kelly Brown, bass by Dino DiNicolo and drums by Travis Nelson. Their shows are consistently unique, with fresh takes on well-known classics and original music. Every Uno Mas performance is full of enthusiasm and passion, on stages big and small. LINKS
Website https://unomas.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/unomastrio/ https://www.facebook.com/UnoMasTrio/ SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/unomastrio |
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