Pile O'Bones Brass Band
[12:00pm - 12:30pm]
The Pile's brass frontline will peel paint off the wall; the rhythm section is the funkiest. Rock-steady sousaphone bass lines, street-beat drumming,
greasy guitar tones, and raw brass harmonies party like Mardi Gras on Bourbon Street!
Tribal Vibes
[12:45pm - 1:15pm]
Veils, drums, flutes, wings! Tribal Vibes plays funky world music and spirited Arabic rhythms. Azura and Lady Buzzrock will dance with props, each other
and maybe even the audience!
Tara Dawn Solheim
[1:30pm - 2:00pm]
Spoken word, original poetry and music inspired by Blues and Jazz from the 1920-30s and early Rock'n'Roll.
Karley and Alex
[2:00pm - 2:45pm]
This violin and guitar duo will stir up the afternoon, performing an exciting set of traditional Celtic tunes
with a modern twist that will get your toes tapping and your body dancing!
Community Drumming Circle - Led by Marlene Hinz
[3:00pm - 4:00pm]
BYOD: bring your own drum! (Or borrow one of ours.) Gather around the stage at 3 pm and take part in a drumming circle
to wind up our afternoon with a communal performance.!
holophon Sound workshop: "Sound-Making" -
Artesian
[1:00pm to 5:00pm]
taught by Jeffrey Allport. Are you fascinated by sound? Do you compose intricate sonatas with nothing more than a pencil, tin can, or maybe just
a piece of paper? Channel those creative impulses in this all-ages, no musical experience required workshop. For details
visit:
holophon.ca
Performances: holophon at the cvaf iii -
Artesian
[7:00pm to 9:00pm]
Immerse yourself in the acoustic wanderings of local audio artists, holophon guests, and the participants of the 'Sound-Making' workshop,
arranged and conducted by Jeffrey Allport. Performance program online:
holophon.ca
[7:30pm]
The RMO's unique sound is based on the plucked strings of the mandolin family of instruments, supplemented by the bass, flute, guitar
and violin. The Regina Mandolin Orchestra has 28 members and a teaching program with 24 students.
[8:30pm]
An exciting group of 20 musicians who perform Jazz, Swing, and hit tunes with an energetic Big-band sound.
[7:00pm to 8:30pm]
(All ages; Kids bring an adult helper)
No experience necessary. Play a borrowed instrument and try simple dance moves in a fun environment
of funky world music and spirited Arabic rhythms led by artists from Azura and Tribal Vibes.
Amnesty International ReginaÕs OPEN MIC celebrates Human Rights efforts and successes we share around the world. Come early to
sign up for your spot on stage!
[1:00 pm] (Weather permitting)
Martial arts, music and comedy: the multi-talented students from our Cathedral area schools, Connaught, Davin and Holy Rosary, will present a variety show
under the Big Top in Holy Rosary Park. Join MC Shayna Stock and let's cheer them on!
[5:30pm to 6:30pm]
IndieCan Radio says "If you're tired of the same ol, same ol, check out Regina Saskatchewan's Hello, Lady." Last fall, singer-songwriter Lea Arngrimson
grew her solo project with guitarist Dieter Desmet, bass player Kyle Westberg, and drummer Kolby Kostyniuk.
[6:30pm to 7:30pm]
Bring back that old time feeling with foot-tapping, knee-slapping music by Andy Beisel, Orin Paquette, Ian Cameron, Richard Yeates, and Tristan Helgason, Regina's Slim City Pickers.
[7:30pm to 8:30pm]
Zachary Lucky writes songs about home, a patchwork of words, melodies and stories entrenched in all that is Saskatchewan.
13th Avenue Records presents Roots rock, featuring gang vocals, ripping guitars, tinkling ivories, funky, fluid rhythms, mass percussion, back-up vocals, a glockenspiel
and even a little bit oÕ the Prpich himself - the sound of accomplished players stretching out in a suave new suit. Brass Buttons indeed!
Get Lit Cabaret with Music by ArtStarts & the Local Onlyz -
Artesian
[10:45pm]
A 4-piece HipHop group from the Queen City, prolifically pumping out new tunes like a machine. We got the beat - we got the rhyme.
[9:00pm - 9:45pm]
no minors allowed
Musical pamphleteer and lampooner, Francois Tremblay offers energetic rocker tunes to the quieter folk ballad, sings with passion and without any fears or censorship.
[10:00pm - 11:45pm]
no minors allowed
Influenced by Bob Marley and the Wailers, Toots and Maytals, Gregory Isaacs, Sam Cooke and The Selector, this Regina-based performing and recording Rocksteady/Reggae/Ska
band creates a large show band sound and relentless soulful beats for your dancing feet.
[5:30pm to 6:15pm]
Featuring singer/songwriter Ryan Hicks from Regina, a member of the Celtic group Squeeze of Scotch since 2005, and finalist in Jack FM's Battle of the Cover Bands. Currently working on his debut EP, If You Go Now.
[6:30pm to 7:15pm]
An indie folk, mellow, lyrically and vocally driven performance. With songs that are very personal, speaking honesty about love, life, and our changing hearts in a busy world.
[7:30pm to 8:30pm]
Red, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Green - all colours; Nato, Neil, Ryan, Thomas - all Time Pirates. Coincidence ?
[9:00pm to 10:00pm]
Minors must be accompanied by parent/guardian
Specializing in playing vintage rock cover tunes very loudly, the Gates of Dawn like drinkin' beer and eatin' taquitos. They would also like to play at your wedding.
[9:00pm to 9:45pm]
no minors allowed
This musical quartet infuse healing techniques into their raw, electronic, neo-prog rock foundation; Vocals convey the celebratory positive message of the bands natural, Jovial manner.
[10:15pm]
Minors must be accompanied by parent/guardian
Two parts rollicking groove added to three parts backwoods harmonies; six-string twang and song-writing swagger, reminding us that country and rock were meant
to be together, much like heartache and whiskey, honky tonks and dancing, Saturday nights and fighting.
[10:00pm to 10:45pm]
no minors allowed
Armed with an array of different styled songs this versatile sounding group is sure to leave even the toughest critics entertained.
[10:30pm]
Zachary Lucky writes songs about home, a patchwork of words, melodies and stories entrenched in all that is Saskatchewan.
[11:00pm to 12:00am]
no minors allowed
Electro pop buzzing with a distinctive sound.
[10:00am]
Pipe organist, Valerie Hall, is more commonly heard in recital across the parking lot at Holy Rosary Cathedral. This year, while the interior
of Holy Rosary receives a facelift, Valerie has been warming the pipes at Westminster and she'll share some of her favourite selections for this wonderful instrument.
Pile O'Bones
11:45am to 12:15pm
Pile O'Bones opens the Funville Stage with a party like Mardi Gras!
Big Brass and funky rhythm gets in the groove with a rock-steady tuba bass, street-beat drumming, greasy guitar tones, and raw harmonies.
Bob King
12:30pm to 1:10pm
Family entertainer, composer, comedian, and actor. King has performed across Canada for thirty years, and teaches music and song-writing
at schools with the Regina school board.
Conservatory Strings
1:15pm to 1:45pm
Regina Conservatory of Performing Arts, Child/Parent string program. Violins performing classic and traditional tunes.
Jay Stoller
2:00pm to 2:30pm
From Winnipeg, Jay has spent many years entertaining and educating in the field of African drumming. Join him for a fun,
interactive presentation sure to get your toes tapping.
Drumming for Growth
2:35pm to 3:00pm
Drumming for Growth are groups of drummers who gather in our community drumming for change in their lives. Their growing
skills as drummers are a source of pride and enjoyment.
¡Cubaneate!
3:00pm to 3:30pm
¡Cubaneate! Dance offers Cuban salsa classes for adults & children,as well as Zumba fitness classes. Come see what it's all
about then try it yourself! They also do private/group classes for bdays, weddings and corporate events.
www.cubaneatedance.com Tribal Vibes/Azura
3:40pm to 4:30pm
Veils, drums, flutes, wings! Tribal vibes will play funly world music and spirited Arabic Rhymes, Azura, and Lady Buzzrock
will dance with props, each other and maybe even the audience!
[12:00pm]
This all female community choir under the direction of Christa Eidsness, has just completed its 80th season, with members who are in their their
first season and their 41st. This group of women loves to sing, laugh, and share the joy of music.
Burns & Maciag
1:00pm to 2:00pm
An acoustic folk duo from Regina, Jason Burns and Tim Maciag write songs about Canada, the prairies, people, history, and their love of nature.
Tyler Gilbert - singer/songwriter
2:00pm to 3:00pm
Tyler has released three albums on Farmageddon Sound since 2008, and tours across Canada and the U.S. playing shows and festivals.
Fortunate Isles
3:00pm to 4:00pm
With driving rhythms, and infectious hooks, The Fortunate Isles energy is contagious - blending 70s disco punk with modern indie rock.
Snake River
4:00pm to 5:00pm
Snake River plays songs that are built around ragged Fender guitars and short stories of love, loss and the methods one uses to find comfort in both.
[2:00pm]
A four piece cover band that plays classic rock from the 50s up. Tunes for everyone.
[4:00pm]
Big Band and more, 8Õs Enuff started out as a group of eight who were getting together during the summer months in 1999 for a weekly jam
session until the Band-its Community Band practices started up again in the fall. They have grown to 10 members.
[5:30pm to 6:15pm]
A river-raised dreamer with deep prairie roots Sutter's music is a rich, acoustic folk-rock that lifts and opens, teasing out tears, smiles, spreading hope along
the way.
[7:30pm to 8:30pm]
Straker's piano-driven pop-folk charted in the top 20 on iTunes Singer-songwriter. He has recorded for CBC Canada Live, reached the MuchMore Music top 10, & has
a new album, critically acclaimed 4/4 stars (Toronto Star)
[8:00pm - 9:45pm]
no minors allowed
The Ben Winoski Project can be seen playing their style of Latin instrumental guitar music at various venues around Regina. Ben is joined by bassist Rob D., guitarist
Jeff Storry, and percussionist Korey Gibbs to play traditional music combined with original material.
[9:00pm to 9:45pm]
no minors allowed
A new acoustic-pop band fusing elements of bluegrass, swing, folk and vocal harmonies. Let these boys charm you with their old-school sound.
[9:00pm to 10:30pm]
Minors must be accompanied by parent/guardian
An emerging artist on the Saskatchewan music scene 'Keiffer' performs solo on acoustic guitars and vocals, and in a trio as 'Keiffer and the Curiosity Club' with
Robert Mclean on percussion and Chris Prpich on stand-up bass.
[10:00pm - 10:45pm]
no minors allowed
Moose Jaw's PandaCorn is the lovechild of dance floor fantasy and unabashed lyricism with a kick-drum heartbeat and rock n roll soul. Imagine Neko Case jamming with The Pixies.
[10:30pm to 12:00am]
Minors must be accompanied by parent/guardian
The Lazy MKs present of new crop of "post-country" instrumental tunes roaring like thunder and whispering like rain. Strings will make for a
show like the push and pull of a spring storm.
[11:00pm to 12:00am]
no minors allowed
A 4-piece, blue-collar rock band made up of well-travelled Saskatchewan musicians, their music is anthemic, danceable and soaked in Jameson.
[11:00pm to 1:00am]
no minors allowed
Andino Suns welcome you to an acoustic universe where the spirit and sounds of the Andes Mountains are rocked and fused with modern Latin grooves and rhythms.
