The Robert Farrell Band track “Unspoken Lament” from the “Elegant Chaos” Instrumental CD has reached the number 1 spot on New Artist Radio.
July 21, 2005
July 21, 2005
The Robert Farrell Band track “Unspoken Lament” from the “Elegant Chaos” Instrumental CD has reached the number 1 spot on New Artist Radio.
July 20, 2005
Andrew will be performing with Rough Trade in Halifax, Nova Scotia on Saturday night.
Details:
Rough Trade
The Marquee Club
2037 Gottingen St
Halifax, NS
Tickets: $30.00 Advance/$35.00 Day of Show
July 14, 2005
From ottawacitizen.com – July 13, 2005
ZZ Top deliver big ol’ slice of blues-rock
Lynn Saxberg
The Ottawa Citizen
Is Bluesfest still a blues festival? ZZ Top and David Gogo answered that question last night with a deafening “hell, yeah.”
A capacity crowd of at least 20,000, most with lawnchairs on the grass and Harleys parked along the street, welcomed a great, big old slice of blues-rock delivered by the same three guys who’ve been playing the same three chords for the last 35 years.
They made that old joke again last night, about 30 minutes into a concert that began with a plunge into the back catalogue. There were plenty of hits to choose from, a gritty Under Pressure to open, a nasty Jesus Left Chicago and an even nastier Nation Wide. By the time a new song, the boogie-blues number Buck Naked, came along, it was indistinguishable from the vintage stuff.
To the crowd of blues-thirsty 20- to 40-year-olds, it hit the spot like a shot of Jack after too many warm beers.
For David Gogo, last night’s show had to be a career high. Backed by his Ottawa-based band, he gave a blockbuster performance in front of a huge crowd of blues-rock fans.
Although the axeman had the same sort of opportunity last year opening for the Tragically Hip at the festival, he cemented the bond with last night’s performance, grabbing attention from the start with his twisted-blues take on Personal Jesus.
The West Coast guitarist’s set included a searing, but soulful, take on Hootchie Cootchie Man, a guest appearance by the Texas Horns, another by Ottawa guitar hero Tony D., and several spots by the sultry-voiced Becky Abbott.
Like last year, Gogo chugged a beer and then used the empty bottle as a slide on his electric guitar. The crowd loved it, even more than last time. It looked like Gogo will be heading back to Vancouver Island with a lot more names on his mailing list.
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© The Ottawa Citizen 2005
July 6, 2005
The David Gogo Band will be performing several shows this week, ending with an opening slot for ZZ Top at Ottawa Bluesfest.
Details:
July 8 & 9
Blues Walk
The Apollo
Thunder Bay, ON
July 10
VW Stage – 7:30 PM
Mont Tremblant Blues Festival
Mont Tremblant, QC
Le P’tit Caribou – 11:00 PM
Mont Tremblant Blues Festival
Mont Tremblant, QC
July 12
Main Stage – 7:30 PM
With ZZ Top
Cisco Systems Bluesfest
Ottawa, ON
June 30, 2005
Andrew will be performing two shows with David Gogo at the Montreal Jazz Festival on Sunday, July 3.
Details:
Blues Stella Artiois Stage – 9:00 PM
Le Spectrum – 12:30 AM
Both shows are free.
Montreal Jazz Festival
Montreal, QC
June 29, 2005
From davidgogo.com
The new summer vibe single – Hey Junaita – has been released to Rock and Hot AC radio across Canada. Several stations are giving it feature play already. This would be a good time to call your favourite local station and ask for it. You can check our list of Canadian rock stations on our radio page on this site for contact information.
June 19, 2005
Andrew will be performing with Rough Trade at Pride Toronto on June 25th.
From pridetoronto.com
Carole Pope and Rough Trade to headline Toronto’s 25th annual Pride Week
TORONTO, May 11, 2005 – Pride Toronto announced today that Carole Pope and Rough Trade will be among the entertainment headliners as Pride Week celebrates its milestone 25th anniversary.
“Having a groundbreaking group of multidisciplinary artists like Carole Pope and Rough Trade as one of our main acts is an absolute thrill,” said Natasha Garda, Pride Toronto Co-chair. “Their music is provocative, cutting-edge and racy – the very qualities we look to embody in the Pride Week festival – and I can’t think of a better artistic match.”
As lead singer, Carole Pope co-founded Rough Trade with songwriting partner Kevan Staples. Known for pushing musical boundaries and using experimental theatre and film to explore various themes on sexuality, Rough Trade pioneered new wave music in Canada, earning three Juno Awards, a Genie Award, and four Gold and two Platinum records along the way.
June 17, 2005
Confirmed David Gogo dates for July have been confimed. The David Gogo Band will be performing at various festivals in Ontario and Quebec.
July 3/05
Montreal, QC
Labatt Bleue Stage – Festival de Jazz de Montreal
July 3/05
Montreal, QC
Le Spectrum – Festival de Jazz de Montreal
July 8/05
Thunder Bay, ON
Blues Walk The Apollo
July 9/05
Thunder Bay, ON
Blues Walk The Apollo
July 10/05
Mont Tremblant, QC
w/ Johnny Winter VW Stage – Mont Tremblant Blues Festival
July 10/05
Mont Tremblant, QC
Le P’tit Caribou – Mont Tremblant Blues Festival
July 12/05
Ottawa, ON
w/ ZZ Top Cisco Systems Bluesfest
Check the Live Dates page for more info.
June 2, 2005
From the Order of the Day Mailing List:
Some of you may have been planning to come out on Friday June 3rd to see Order of the Day in Ottawa at Café Dekcuf. Unfortunately the show has been cancelled. Sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.
May 29, 2005
From the Steve Gardiner Band Newsletter
Localpalooza 2005 – Saturday, June 04 2005
It’s Kanata’s biggest outdoor party, and Steve Gardiner and the band will be there…It’s Localpalooza 2005 (presented by Hot 89.9FM)! The band will be performing with Sloan, Magneta Lane and other local bands. SGB will be going on around 3:00pm, so be sure to come out and show your support.
This is a rain or shine event, starting at 11am and ending at 2am! Tickets are $20 in advance through www.ticketmaster.ca (or call 755-1111), and $25 the day of the show. You must be 19 years of age or older. The event will be held at Local Heroes 3, 4049 Carling Avenue, in Ottawa!
Steve Gardiner Band Official American Website
We’re celebrating summer, and what better way to do that than to feature our newly renovated www.stevegardiner.com. Based out of Boston, this fan site focuses on all members of the band and has a hot new look and tons of new features. Be sure to head over to check out new promotional photos of Casey, Mike and Steve and Andrew, and also photos from the Record Release Party in January! We also have tons of new videos and MP3’s that you are sure to enjoy!
World Wide Digital Distribution Of Sonic Leveling!
You can now download all of the tracks from Sonic Leveling at Puretracks.com. Get the whole album for just $9.99 or individual tracks for just .99 each!
Just go to www.puretracks.com to place your order now!
Steve Gardiner “Sonic Leveling” will be available for downloading on all of your favourite North American sites very soon, including iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, Punk, Destramusic, Audio Lunchbox, wippit, Connect, MSN, MusicNet, MusicMatch, Liquid Digital Media, Ecast, Music Now, and Music Stream.
Sites from the U.K., France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Holland, and Ireland are also hosts to websites that will soon carry the Sonic Leveling album for downloading. We will post updates as the album becomes available on all of these great sites!
Sonic Leveling was recorded in Calgary. The CD features Russell Broom (Jann Arden) on guitar and as the CD’s Producer, Bob Moffatt on Drums, Clint Moffat on bass, (The Moffatts, Hidell). Get it into your MP3 player today!
HOPE TO SEE YOU OUT THIS SUMMER!
May 24, 2005
The Steve Gardiner Band has been confirmed for this years line up for Localpalooza 2005. The headline act is Sloan and the Steve Gardiner Band will be performing at 3 PM.
Details:
Hot 89.9 FM Presents
Localpalooza 2005
With Sloan & more
Time: 11am – 2am (rain or shine!)
Location: Local Heroes 3, 4049 Carling Avenue, Ottawa, ON
Tix: $20 Advance / $25 at the door
Get your tickets NOW at Ticket Master (755-1111)!
This is a 19+ event
May 23, 2005
From the Order of the Day Mailing List:
First off, we’d just like to say thanks to everyone who came out to the shows on the 12th and 13th. Both shows were a huge success and we really appreciate the support. It was great to see some familiar faces we had not seen in a long time, and it’s always fun to meet new people too. That being said, there are a couple more chances to come out and see Order of the Day in the near future.
Thursday May 26, Ottawa, Zaphod Beeblebrox w/ Clockwork.
Doors are at 8pm, tickets are $6 at the door, Licensed, 19+.
OotD plays at 9pm, Clockwork at 10pm.
Friday June 3, Ottawa, Café Dekcuf w/ Channel One, Everlea.
ALL AGES. Times and ticket prices TBA.
There are more tour dates on the way and you’ll get the details as soon as they’re available.
In the meantime, be sure to take a minute and check out www.orderoftheday.net to see some pics from the Ottawa show, join a discussion on the message board, and check out the music/downloads page. We’d also appreciate it if you could send the website link to a friend (or a group of friends) who don’t know the band and who you think would like our music. Every little bit helps!
May 21, 2005
From the Order of the Day Mailing List:
First off, we’d just like to say thanks to everyone who came out to the shows on the 12th and 13th. Both shows were a huge success and we really appreciate the support. It was great to see some familiar faces we had not seen in a long time, and it’s always fun to meet new people too. That being said, there are a couple more chances to come out and see Order of the Day in the near future.
Thursday May 26, Ottawa, Zaphod Beeblebrox w/ Clockwork.
Doors are at 8pm, tickets are $6 at the door, Licensed, 19+.
OotD plays at 9pm, Clockwork at 10pm.
Friday June 3, Ottawa, Café Dekcuf w/ Channel One, Everlea.
ALL AGES. Times and ticket prices TBA.
May 18, 2005
Andrew will be performing with Carole Pope this weekend in Toronto.
Details:
Carole Pope
Saturday, May 21
Sneakey Dee’s
431 College St, 2nd Floor
Toronto, ON
Showtime: midnight