Win an LP and guest list access for you and a friend to see Library Voices and Imaginary Cities at the E-Bar on November 28.




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Library Voices / Imaginary Cities @ The E-Bar in Guelph, ON
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Doors at 9:00PM, AA/LIC

Regina based Library Voices making their third stop in Guelph in little over a year are returning this Sunday night to play another show at the Ebar with Winnipeg based Imaginary Cities.

Royalcityscene has an LP (yes, vinyl) of the Library Voices critically acclaimed 2010 album Denim on Denim.  To enter send an email to contests@royalcityscene.com with "Drinking Games" in the subject.  Please include your full name in the body of the email.
Or, Follow RoyalCityScene on Twitter and tweet the following message exactly as it appears below:
WIN an LP and tickets to Library Voices in Guelph on Sun Nov 28. To enter, follow @RoyalCityScene and tweet. See: http://bit.ly/gJBEB0

Contest is open to all ages.  You must be available to pick up the LP in person on the evening of the show, picture ID will be required.  Contest closes Sunday, November 28th at 11:59am and the winner will be notified by email within a couple of hours.

The Correction Line Ensemble is a newly formed chamber ensemble involving six highly creative musicians from diverse backgrounds, weaving together an engaging and seamless conversation between classical and modern music: Cristina Zacharias, a Toronto-based violinist who specializes in early music; Leanne Zacharias, a Brandon-based cellist specializing in contemporary music and pedagogy; Ed Reifel, a Toronto-based percussionist of classical and modern music; Robert Honstein, a Brooklyn-based composer from the classical music tradition; and Christine Fellows and John K. Samson (Weakerthans), two Winnipeg-based narrative songwriters.

Together, these six musicians create and perform arrangements of original repertoire by Honstein, Fellows and Samson, alongside classical repertoire arranged for cello, violin, marimba/percussion, piano, electric guitar and six voices, bridging the gap between musical genres and disciplines. To experience this kind of interaction and movement between genres in one concert is unique.

Kite Hill is a string, drum and winds band from Toronto featuring songwriter and composer Ryan Carley (Ohbijou), a graduate from the University of Guelph.

This show has been moved from the Dublin Street United Church to the newly renovated Van Gogh's Ear.
Wednesday November 17. 9PM Door, Tickets only $10 at the door or Ground Floor Music in Guelph!  This is a great price for the caliber of performers!  This should be a great show.
Guelph Mercury story.

The Wooden Sky are back in Guelph for their third time in a year, playing the eBar this Thursday night.  The past shows being Hillside 2010 this past Summer and the Albion last November.
Also playing are Hillside 2010 alum Yukon Blonde and Washington D.C based electro-folk group These United States.
Attendance should be high for this show, as both The Wooden Sky and Yukon Blonde have a pretty strong following in Guelph after their strong Hillside performances this year.

Tickets are $15 and available at Ground Floor Music or at the door.