Thursday, March 25 Pogue Mahone's, Kamloops
Doors at 8pm, showtime 9pm, No Cover
Friday, March 26 Habitat, Kelowna Doors at 7pm
(come early for dinner) show 9pm, Tickets $8
Saturday,
March 27 Voodoo's, Penticton Doors at 7pm, showtime
8pm, Tickets $8 (includes $2 off a beverage of your
choice)
Hip Hop artist Fallan Soldier from Vancouver will be touring the Okanagan with Basic Value from Kamloops and Rephraze from Kelowna for a full evening of "made in BC". They will perform in Kamloops, Kelowna and Pentiction in late March.
Fallan Soldier released his debut album "Above The
Call Of Duty" earlier this year. The album was added
to the on-air playlist of more than 80% of community
and campus radio stations across Canada, charting
on many of them. He also released a music video
of the track Fights available at www.youtube.com/fallansoldier.
Fallan Soldier's live shows are receiving excellent
response and strong reviews.
Fallan Soldier is also known as actor Harris Allan who played series regular Hunter on Showtime's hit Queer As Folk and has worked alongside Colin Farrell in Home At The End Of The World, and appeared on Smallville, Cold Squad, among others.
LOCATION; UBC Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver,
BC
DATE: 7:00 pm; March 28, 2010
ADMISSION: FREE
Vancouver, BC The Canadian Music Centre, with the support of the SOCAN Foundation, proudly presents Musaic, New Music in New Places. Come and join a journey both musical and literal through the stunning spaces of the late Arthur Ericksen's architectural masterpiece, the newly renovated Museum of Anthropology. Acclaimed musicians Kathryn Cernauskas, flute; AK Coope, clarinet; Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, piano; Heather Pawsey, soprano with surprise guests, invite you to explore First Peoples and other world cultures through music, art, space and artifacts in this kaleidoscopic quest. Join in and follow the performers as they entice you through the exquisite expanses of the Museum from the grand and soaring galleries to the small and intimate laboratories and lounges providing incredible opportunities for acoustic and visual exploration. The place to be is the UBC Museum of Anthropology, 6393 Northwest Marine Drive, Sunday, March 28th at 7pm.
New Music in New Places is an innovative concert series presented by the Canadian Music Centre, designed to bring Canadian contemporary music out of the concert hall and into the lives of Canadians.
The Canadian Music Centre is an independent,
not for profit, non-government agency that promotes
and disseminates the music of Canadian composers.
The Canadian Music Centre gratefully acknowledges
the support of the SOCAN Foundation and the Government
of Canada through the Canada Music Fund.
Support
Alternative Radio and Local Music by purchasing a Rockanagan
CD at the following retailers: Penticton:
Grooveyard, Skaha Sound and CD Plus. Kelowna:
The Grateful Fed, Leo's Videos, Revolver, and Hemp City.
The CD's
are $7 and all proceeds go towards the implementation of
a Campus/Community Radio Station at UBC O.