‘Stranded: The Australian/Canadian Music and Talk Show’ ...
Vancouver BC
Open / Operational
Event Description
Stranded: The Australian Canadian Music and Talk Show presents alternative folk/country singer-songwriter Andy Gordon, on the North Stage of the Railway Club. Andy is touring BC all the way from Kangaroo Valley, NSW, in support of his fifth album 'New Albion'.
Andy Gordon
http://www.andygordon.com.au/
Mary Gautier meets Buddy Miller is how Andy's music could be described. He is not afraid to note the pain in the world around him but also to acknowledge the beauty. Andy lives with his love in the beautiful Kangaroo Valley writing and playing his music on the porch in the house they built together, off the grid, on solar power.
Kristie McCracken
https://kristiemccracken.bandcamp.com/
Kristie McCracken is one of Vancouver’s most promising young vocal talents. Kristie spends much of her time as Songwriter, Singer and Guitarist for local R&B/Pop group The Ponderosas, whose world music and reggae infused sound has gained them quite a following in the local Vancouver music scene.
Sheena Marie
http://sheenamarie.bandcamp.com/
With a gypsy heart, Sheena Marie holds the unique ability to connect deeply to every song while allowing an audience into her wild world. Sheena Marie is known for her rich, soulful vocals, and bluesy, bold lyrics.
M.Lund
https://soundcloud.com/mlundtunes
M.Lund is an ex-pat Australian who has been living and working in North America for a number of years. His urban folk recording project has been described by fellow local musicians as reminiscent of Paul Westerberg, The Incredible String Band, Jethro Tull and early Brian Eno.
Doors 9pm for an 9:30pm start
$7
Tune-in to Stranded: The Australian Canadian Music and Talk Show, fridays at 6pm on CiTR 101.9fm
http://ozstrandedradio.com/
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