Event Info
Kacy & Clayton, Shuyler Jansen, Jayne Trimble
KACY & CLAYTON
Hailing from the border of Southern Saskatchewan/Montana this ac...
9:00pm - 11:30am Doors at: 8:00pm
$7
Artists
Folk-Alt-Rock from Vancouver BC
Event Description
KACY & CLAYTON
Hailing from the border of Southern Saskatchewan/Montana this acoustic duo, "Kacy & Clayton" is Kacy Anderson on vocals, violin, and Clayton Linthicum on guitar, vocals. The duo interprets, and composes music inspired by, forms of traditional music from Southern Appalachia and the British Isles. Educated by their Grandfather/Great-Uncle respectively, Kacy & Clayton possess an admiration for music and stories of days past. Kacy's vocals, virtuous and pure, weave seamlessly with Clayton's finger-style guitar accompaniment. Although the second cousins are young in age (17 & 19), they've been playing music together for over a decade and have created a distinct and cohesive sound. Clayton Linthicum is also the lead guitar player in the Deep Dark Woods.
SHUYLER JANSEN
Shuyler Jansen has lived and created from Edmonton & Saskatoon for the majority of his career but currently calls North Vancouver his home; he is a regular collaborator and friend of the Deep Dark Woods, Foam Lake, Paul Rigby, David Carswell, John Collins and many others. Jansen's discography includes 3 solo albums released through Scratch Records & Black Hen Music, a self released remix EP on his own label Fidelity Castro as well as 4 full lengths w Old Reliable via Saved By Radio (Calgary). Jansen is currently wrapping up solo album #4 (the Long Shadow) with JCDC and has completed a self-titled double-album with psychedelic guitar improv band DIM=SUM, due in 2014.
JAYNE TRIMBLE
Jayne Trimble is a folk musician from Northern Ireland currently residing on Vancouver Island. Her music is influenced by southern US finger-pickers like Mississippi John Hurt and Elizabeth Cotton. Jayne's melodies and lyrics are inspired heavily by the traditional stories found in Appalachian mountain music, and the timeless fiddle tunes from her Irish homeland. Trimble’s songs echo with atmosphere and carefully chosen arrangements, her voice is reminiscent of majestic singers such as Emmylou Harris and Sandy Denny.
Venue
579 Dunsmuir St
Bar / Nightclub
Capacity176
In-Person Event
Mon. August 11th 2014 + Add to Calendar
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