Warriorette! Sarah Mangle! Cassie Norton! Jordaan Mason!
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Now for the most romantic show of the summer. A sunset show at an antiquated rail yard. The show is at the Waterloo Train Station, across from the Seagram Barrel Yards. Beautiful music in the beautiful outdoors. And guaranteed to be prettier than 130 King St. N.
- Jordaan Mason - lyrical sounds of a squeezebox, across whose diaphram is stretched coarse cords, pushed only by the rhythm of breathing/li>
- Cassie Norton - gently narrates a future yet to be written
- Wet NOSE Hero (sarah mangle) - makes it clear in the turn of a phrase, that there are parts of this world that we will never understand - some because they're of her making, and others, because they've faded before we knew of their existence
- (Do you believe in god,) Warriorette - fantastical stories plucked from behind your ears
$5/PWYC (pay what you can)
Thursday, July 19, 8:00 pm SHARP. Seriously. The music is starting at 8. We'll missing sunset otherwise. And the sun doesn't wait for us.
located at Waterloo Train Station, near the corner of Father David Bauer Dr. and Erb St. W., beside the Canadian Clay and Glass Museum, behind the Perimeter Institute. Rain location is 130 King St. N., but it's not going to come to that.
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