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Sudbury’s Live Music Connection 1August 2011

August 2011

Sudbury’s Hottest Music Publication

NORTHERN LIGHTS FESTIVAL BORÉAL’S 40TH ANNIVERSARY

LAUGH YOUR WAY THROUGH AUGUST

PLUG YOURSELF INTO CURRENT EVENTS

SAY FAREWELL TO A SAGA

www.SudburyMusicScene.com2 August 2011


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GUITAR HISTORY

COMEDY CORNER

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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UPCOMING EVENTS

THE SCENE

MOVIE REVIEWS

CLASSIFIEDS

VENUE DIRECTORY

5 REASONS TO LOG ONTO

SUDBURYMUSICSCENE.COM

COVER Photographed by Chelsea Borton Taken at the Northern Lights Festival Boréal

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Editor in ChiefChris Bryant

Creative Director / Design Stephanie DeslogesErin Dyni

Executive Editors Brian Nori,Corey Pascal, Chelsea Borton Photography Chelsea Borton, Brian Nori, Jes Sowka

Copy Editor Corey Pascal

Contributors Jetstone Media / Web Design, Jamie Rowlings, JoAnne Landry

Listen to some great local artists playing the music you won’t hear anywhere else.

Check our event calendar and find out what’s happening here in Sudbury

Keep yourself updated with our monthly promotions to help your band get out there

Check up on your favourite local bands, get updates, show info, merch. and their newest tunes!

Looking for a place to play? We have a list of venues looking for bands right now

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table of contentsCONTENTS

SMS GIRL OF THE MONTH


EVER WONDER where your axe, git box, twanger or six string came from? And I am not talking about the music store around the corner, or even the manufacturer that has it’s name printed on your headstock. I am talking about as an instrument, before people started making money from selling them, and before music was a billion dollar industry. Let me start out by saying, you could not have always called it a six string! The idea of the guitar can be traced back over 4000 years. Let me tell you some of the guitars’ ancestors might have been a little tougher to play the solo for “the final countdown” than on today’s version. The earliest stringed instruments that archaeologists know about are known as bowl harps, which were made from a bent stick, a tortoise shell and silk strings, and date back

Bowl Harps and Tanburs may have been the start of the guitar industry, but the simple idea of putting some strings together to make music is a little bit different in today’s version of the guitar. The modern guitar typically has 6 strings and is made from a variety of materials (from rosewood, to basswood, to maple, and many more) depending on the type and manufacturer of the guitar. Also our sound technology allows us to plug in these guitars and blow the roof off of any stadium.

It is safe to say that in 4000 thousand years the guitar has come a long way. So before you pick up your guitar and decide that it is your ticket to making millions, remember where they came from, and that music is not just about money, but about passion, enjoyment, and turning sounds into beautiful music!

to earlier than 2500 BCE….good luck busting out even the simplest of modern music on that bad boy!

The oldest preserved guitar like instrument is over 3500 years old. How would you like to add that to your vintage guitar collection? This instrument was known as a tanbur. This guitar only had three strings and a soundbox made of cedarwood and rawhide. However, I bet the person who played it was probably still king of the campfire!

Guitar History by Corey Pascall


Comedy CornerIN AN EFFORT to increase awareness of amateur comedy and provide opportunities to new performers, a group of a dozen comics banded together to create this magnificent squadron to bring laughs to the Sulfur City.

The Sudbury comedy guild charges itself with the responsibility of identifying potential comedians and developing existing talent. In the last year, the SCG has orchestrated dozens of comedy extravaganzas a earned widespread acclaim.

If you or someone you know would like to take the leap of faith and pick up the mic, then contact us at 705-618-1914 and you too could be part of the rapidly growing comedy scene in our fair city.

SCHEDULE:What: The Sudbury Comedy Guild Presents: The Sudbury Comedy Guild and Friends When: July 29th, 9pmWhere: Little Montreal, 180 ElginPrice: $10

Part of a monthly series of comedy shows hosted by Josh Charette that aims to display the skills of local standup comedians. You can find these shows at this venue on the last Friday of every month.

What: Lyrics and LaughsWhen: Friday, August 5th, 8pmWhere: Little MontrealPrice: $10

A fundraiser for the United Way by Gen Next. The show will be a mixture of Sudbury’s finest musical acts and a few of her most promising standup mainstays.

What: Music Is Life Competition When: Saturday, August 6th, 8:00pm-1:00amWhere: Cousin Vinny’sPrice: $5.00

There will be 4 local bands competing for their shot at the finals with support from Sudbury Comedy Guild between sets..


There will be 4 local bands competing for their shot at the finals with support from Sudbury Comedy Guild between sets.


There will be 4 local bands competing for their shot at the finals with support from Sudbury Comedy Guild between sets.

What: The Sudbury Comedy Guild Presents: The Sudbury Comedy Guild and Friends When: August 26th, 9pmWhere: Little Montreal, 180 ElginPrice: $10

Part of a monthly series of comedy shows hosted by Josh Charette that aims to display the skills of local standup comedians. You can find these shows at this venue on the last Friday of every month.

What: Music Is Life Competition When: Saturday, August 27h, 8:00pm-1:00amWhere: Cousin Vinny’sPrice: $5.00

Ryan Oldham is an up and coming comic out of Sudbury, Ontario. Although relatively new to the scene, he has received great response with his eccentric stage persona and fusion of music and stand-up comedy. From the mind of a 23 year old going on 13, Ryan spits shock humor at it’s finest with a hint of boyish good looks and charm... (emphasis on the “hint”). Armed with only an acoustic guitar and the obscenities running through his veins, he presents an act sure to drop jaws to the floor.

RYANOLDHAM


AnnouncementsELECTRIC AVE LIVE

Starting In July, Electric Avenue Bistro has joined forced with Sudbury Music Scene and will be playing all local

music in their venue every weekend. A new radio station, “ Electric Ave Live” has been created on SudburyMusicScene.com and will stream all local artists in attempts to promote our amazing talent and offer some well deserved visibility to our local artists.

Electric Avenue Bistro, located in the TD Commerce Court on Elm Street which many of you will remember as Williams has been revamped and has expanded to include a great dinner menu as well as all kinds of specialized coffee and teas. With Free Wi-fi, a great atmosphere and a staff that is stand alone, you will not be disappointed with this awesome new and improved venue.

For more information, check out the new station streaming right now on Sudbury Music Scene or contact staff directly at [email protected].

If you would like to add your band to this playlist, Please contact staff through the provided email or call us at – (705) 929-6649

Sudbury Music Scene and Electric Avenue, working together to support local artists.

Also, keep an eye out for their broadcast of Sudbury’s Music IS Life Competition streaming live every weekend in August. Vote for your favourite bands and get involved in Sudbury’s Music Scene.

CLAIM YOUR FREE GIG POSTERS!

Sudbury Music Scene is proud to welcome Duplicators, a local printing company, to the SMS team!! Together,

we are prepared to offer SMS artists and members 20 full color posters for FREE every time they post an upcoming show or music related event on the SMS calendar. Any additional copies the artist or member would require over and above those 20 copies will then be provided at a reduced cost. It is our goal to support Sudbury’s amazing local talent, and with this service we hope to relieve some of the demands on the artists in today’s music industry. For a full list of details, please check out our site at www.sudburymusicscene.com where we will provide a free downloadable template as well as even more information on submission requirements.

Sudbury Music Scene and Duplicators Printing, working together to support Sudbury musicians.

~Music Is Life~

Sudbury Music Scene

LOCAL BANDS BATTLE IT OUTMUSIC IS LIFE COMPETITION

Sudbury Music Scene has paired up with Cousin Vinny’s in Hanmer as well as the Valley East Days festival to

bring its site members an amazing opportunity! Together, we will be hosting Sudbury’s first annual “Music Is Life” competition, exclusive to Sudbury Music Scene members. There will be a panel of familiar faces judging the events and winners will be going home with some outstanding prizes. This year’s prizes will include:

• $1000.00 cash

• Professional studio recording time

• Professional photo shoot

• Printing contract to help subsidize printing costs

• A full page article In Sept. Issue of SMS Unplugged

• Each finalists will receive a published article with Northern Life

This event will be hosted every Saturday in August

at Cousin Vinny’s . Doors open at 8:00PM and bands will begin their performances at 9:00PM Sharp. Josh Charette and Sudbury Comedy guild will be our MC for the nights and will be providing entertainment for the crowd between bands. Ballots will be issued to all crowd members who can vote that evening and choose their favourite band of the night. There will also be an online voting station on Sudbury Music Scene website for additional voting opportunities for the fans. Couldn’t make it to the show ? No Problem, SMS has partnered with Electric Ave Bistro in downtown Sudbury who will be streaming the event all weekend giving everyone a second chance to see all Sudbury’s local talent one more time. The entire event will also be broadcast live on the SMS website! Finally, a portion of all tickets sold for this event will be donated to Sudbury Food Bank in support of all the great work they do within our community.


Northern Lights


Northern Lights Festival BoréalTHIS YEARS NORTHERN LIGHTS FESTIVAL BORÉAL WAS A BIG ONE, THEIR 40TH FESTIVAL TO BE EXACT AND IT WAS NOTHING SHORT OF EXCITING.

Lunch at Allen’s concluded the first batch of performances on the new Grace Hartman Amphitheatre. This foursome includes Juno Award winner Murray McLaughchlan, who just so happened to be the featured performer at the first ever Northern Lights Folk Festival in 1972.

The fun didn’t stop once the shows were done at Bell Park, Ladies of the Canyon, Pistol George Warren and others headed to The Townehouse, which has been the official off-site venue for the festival for many years.

Local band Ox performed Saturday on the Canvas Cabaret stage, and treated only Sudburians to the release of their new album a whopping 5 months in advance. Following Ox was Low Guns, a two-piece Sudbury band. If you listen with your eyes closed, you would have no idea that there are just two of them playing loud and dirty blues tunes.

The big act for Saturday was Canadian indie band and two-time Juno winners Broken Social Scene. This band had more than 7 people on stage at a time including current touring front woman Lisa Lobsinger, who joined in singing the soft and intense song All in All among others that night.

IT WAS A GREAT VISION IN 1972 AND NOW ON ITS 40TH ADITION, OUR FESTIVAL BORÉAL RETAINS ITS VITALITY...

Saturday was entertaining yes, but the real pièce de résistance was the performances on Sunday.

During The Really Big NLFB 40th Anniversary Show tribute was paid to the passed NLFB veterans and the current performers in a 2 and a half hour review. Among the performers were Patricia Cano, Paul Dunn and Sunny Side Paris.

Capping off this exciting weekend to a packed amphitheatre was the band that’s impossible to label; The Weakerthans. The Weakerthans appeal to a broad audience for people who enjoy everything from punk to folk.

NLFB provides a mix of local and sought after talent.

“It was a great vision in 1972 and now on its 40th adition, our Festival Boréal retains its vitality and always exemplifies the importance of supporting community events as agents of socialization, respect and acknowledgment of traditions and catalysts for change,” said Artistic Director Paul Loewenberg.

The talent in this town runs deep and NLFB is just one of the means of showing it off.

With 5 different stages to choose from, music and entertainment were heard from all over Bell Park as local and touring bands took the stage.

Friday’s events kicked off with opening ceremonies and local music from the likes of Kim Schmidt and Tuba Boy, to the band The Little Stevies all the way from Australia.

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by Chelsea Borton


Upcoming Events

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Tuesday August, 2nd, 2011Live concert!!!Maple Roots Tour with Amanda Rheaume & Marc CharronThe Cinco Centavos (113 Durham Street) tickets are $15 each or $25 for twoDoors open 7:30 pm

Friday August 5th, 2011Live Concert, and Fundraiser!!WeatherlyLittle MontrealDoors open 7:30 pm

Saturday August 6th, 2011 Live Concert!! Bands playing are as follows:Today I Caught The Plague GracefieldAbstractionsElicistJubilee Hall, tickets are $15/all ages (no alcohol)Doors open at 5:30

Saturday August 6th, 2011 Live music, comedy and more!!!Round 1 of the Music Is Life Competition!!!Cousin Vinny’s, tickets are ONLY $5Doors open 8:00

Friday August 12th, 2011 Espo Metal Show!! Bands are as follows:Fifth Column CatharcystSanctuariesTherapistsElk’s Hall (529 Second Avenue, Espanola ON.Tickets sold at the door only!! Tickets are only $10 each

Friday August 12th, 2011 ROCK N ROAR – Live Concert!!Bands are as follows:7:00-8:00pm - Railroad Steele8:00-9:00pm - Down From Paris9:00-11:00pm - Headpins11:00-1:00am - Nazareth

Saturday August 13th, 2011ROCK N ROAR Continued!!!Bands are as follows:2:00-3:00pm - Skawn Dawgs3:00-4:00pm - Wisdom4:00-5:00pm - DSR5:00-6:00pm -Jekyll’s Secret6:00-7:00pm - VIP Meet & Greet7:00-9:00pm - Helix9:00-11:00pm - Kim Mitchell11:00-1:00am - Trooper

Saturday August 13th, 2011Live music, comedy and more!!!Round 2 of the Music Is Life Competition!!!4 new bands competing for their spot in the finals Cousin Vinny’s, tickets are ONLY $5Doors open 8:00

Sunday August 14th, 2011 Archaic North Entertainment Presents...BEFORE THE BLACK GATESCATHARCYST ESOTERIC DOCTRINE9:30PM @ The Serbian Centre 231 Bloor St$10 cover at door - 19+ (must have ID)

Thursday August 18th, 2011The Cinco Centavos presents: Michael Pickett for an ENCORE PERFORMANCE! Don’t miss this evening of eclectic and captivating roots music a la delta blues, country, americana and folk, all delivered with muscular riffs, virtuoso award winning harmonica and a voice dripping with sly insights. Tickets are $20 each or $35 per couple. Music will start at around 7:30 pm.

Saturday August 20th, 2011Live music, comedy and more!!!Round 3 of the Music Is Life Competition!!!4 new bands competing for their spot in the finals Cousin Vinny’s, tickets are ONLY $5Doors open 8:00

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Thursday August 25th, 2011Live Concert!!! Bands are as follows:F@%# The FactsThe TwinBiipiigwanSanctuariesTherapistsHivemindJubilee Hall, Tickets are $15Doors open 5:30

Saturday August 27th, 2011Live music, comedy and more!!!Round 4 of the Music Is Life Competition!!!4 new bands competing for their spot in the finals Cousin Vinny’s, tickets are ONLY $5Doors open 8:00What: The Sudbury Comedy Guild Presents: The Sudbury Comedy Guild and Friends

August 27th and 28th Myths and Mirrors presents Picnicfest, in Victory Park!

This year, Picnicfest will be bigger and better than ever. We’re working hard to bring you the most diverse and innovative music festival the North has to offer. For those of you who have been to Picnicfest in the past, you know what to expect: the best local bands playing all original music, as well as some of Canada’s most innovative touring bands. Add to that some mind-blowing multimedia implementation, and exciting booths from local vendors and artists, and you’re left with a can’t-miss festival.

You can buy an advance weekend pass from Cosmic Dave’s Vinyl Emporium for the low price of $30. So far, the following acts are confirmed for Saturday, August 27th: Forest City Lovers, who are Toronto’s indie/folk superstars; they are also headlining the Friday at River and Sky Camping and Music Festival this year. Also on Saturday, Toronto’s heavy riff monster TITAN.

For Sunday, August 28th, the following acts are confirmed: Zorch, an experimental rock outfit from Austin, Texas, who wowed critics at this year’s South by Southwest music festival. Also performing will be DD/MM/YYYY, Toronto’s psychedelic rock experimentalists. DD/MM/YYYY are like no band you’ve ever heard.

Propulsive, profoundly weird, and meticulous with their arrangements, DD/MM/YYYY will leave you smiling unabashedly.

We’re still working on the local acts, but there will be an unimaginable diversity of bands running the gamut through rock, metal, blues, hip hop, punk, hardcore and more! Sudbury has the strongest music scene in Canada, and the cream of Sudbury’s local talent will be performing at Picnicfest this year!

See you the last weekend of August, and don’t forget to pick up your advance passes from Cosmic Dave’s Vinyl Emporium in the Donovan.calendar

Photo taken by: Jess Sowka


The Scene


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Movie Reviews

FARERWELL TO A SAGAHarry Potter has cast a spell over all us it seems. We have been blessed to be taken on a fantastic journey full of witches, wizards, dragons, house elves, basilisks and centaurs. However, the most important journey we’ve been taken on is the ever famous fight between what is good and what is evil. Harry Potter is a symbol of hope, courage and determination, and it is in these very traits that each of us wishes to see some semblance of the people we are or someday strive to become.

Author J.K. Rowling is a gifted writer with apparently no limits when it comes to wowing the imagination. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 is the last installment to the eight-part series we have adorned over the past decade. If you weren’t a follower or a fan at the beginning of the series, you definitely became part of the fan club by the end of it.

Part 2 of Deathly Hallows begins right where the last one ended, which was comforting in terms of keeping with the continuity of the films. This film being the revelation of the series left viewers with a sense of comfort, ease and closure which is what we all desperately hoped would be done in a tasteful manner. Director David Yates, producers David Heyman, David Barron and Rowling herself kept the integrity of the film alive.

The quest throughout the entire eight-part series has always been the same; to destroy arch nemesis Lord Voldemort, along with his two best friends Hermione Granger and Ron

Weasley. Harry embarks on his last journey in this film to destroy the last remaining Horcruxes, thus rendering Voldemort weak and vulnerable to destruction.

The ending of this film came swiftly but rightly so. Film franchises that tend to run as long as this one appears to lose their libido at some point. This seems to be the only series that has proved this trend wrong. Each film has only been better than the last and has continued to recruit more and more fans as the years have passed. Although the ending is something we have all been waiting for, we are still left with a sense of sadness. Not only because we aren’t content with the way it ended, but because we are sad to be saying farewell to the many characters we have come to love over the years. The Harry Potter series are incredible films in their own right. It is a tale of friendship and the belief in something magical beyond ourselves. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint were three young children from different walks of life who started their first year at the Hogwarts School of Magic. They had no idea what adventure and struggles lay ahead of them but one thing was for sure, their lives would never be the same again. Thanks to these three young actors and the amazing imaginative team behind the Harry Potter production, our lives also will never be the same.

Farewell

by Chinelo Obinyelaku

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AUTOBOTS: ROLL OUT!The Transformers series, which has been around since we were children, has dramatically evolved from our small television screens in the comfort of our own homes to the big screens. Our once familiar children’s stories have embarked on a metamorphosis. The fight between the Autobots and the Decepticons for their homeland of Cybertron has always been the nucleus of the transformers series, and in a sense, although much has changed, we’ve always appreciated the familiarity of the story.

The first film in the series, directed by Michael Bay, was released in 2007 and proved to be exhilarating and exciting and brought promise of reintegrating our beloved television series into the 21st century. Unfortunately, like many movie sequels, the series have failed to hold on to its fire and have begun to dissipate in terms of originality, action sequence, content, and dialogue.

Transformer: Dark Side of the Moon released earlier this month, brought no promise of reigniting the dying series. The film was long, unimaginative and failed to deliver what somel anticipated to be the climax of the series to date.

Dark Side of the Moon is based on the human discovery of a long lost Cybertronian spacecraft with the ability to end the war between Autobots and Decepticons. Discovered on the Moon, it is eventually revealed to Optimus Prime and his fellow Autobots on earth. They of course devise a plan to retrieve the important contents in the spacecraft; the offline body of Autobot leader Sentinal Prime. What the Autobots

and their human counterparts don’t realize is that they`re all pawns in the scheme the Decepticons have cooked up to transport their homeland Cybertron to Earth, using special pillars found in this spacecraft. The twist in all of this is that the Decepticons have allied themselves with not only humans to do their bidding, but also Megatron, leader of the Autobots. Tyranny and betrayal is in the air as Optimus Prime, his loyal Autobots, Sam Witwicky, played by Shia LaBeouf, and their human allies fight to set things right. Wait, this sounds just like the other two films. What on earth will they bring forth for the fourth film? What I have come to realize is that it doesn’t matter how ridiculous, convoluted and repetitive these story lines get, we will still go watch these films because they are backed by the Transformers license.

The greatness of a film is determined by its content, message, delivery and ability to evoke something in its viewers that keep them coming back for more. Apparently producers lost sight of this fact when they chose to bring in every Hollywood actor who wanted to be a part of the series, and a Victoria Secret model who would replace Megan Fox as the love interest of Sam Witwicky.

Do not be alarmed. There is a silver lining to all of this. Be sure to prepare yourself for moments of satirical relief. Apart from the obvious hot chick and cool looking cars that turn into robots and blow things up, there really isn’t much else to be admired about Transformers Dark of the Moon.

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Classif iedsJACKSON ELECTRIC GUITAR $149.00 Jackson Electric Guitar with dual pick-ups, two level controls and whammy bar. Call TnT at 705-675-3000 or Check out Our Treasure on 455 Notre Dame. We Carry DvD’s, Video Games, Consoles, T.V’s, Speakers, Camera’s, Power Tools, Laptops, Guitars, and much more

MARSHALL MG SERIES DFX100 $429.00 This compact, gig-ready, 100W, 1x12 in. combo is a powerhouse of killer tone. Its 2 foot switchable channels offer a pair of selectable modes, clean/crunch on the clean channel and OD1/OD2 on the overdrive channel. Each channel has independent tone controls for bass, middle, and treble, and the overdrive channel also features the critically acclaimed contour control for tonal versatility.

Call TnT at 705-675-3000 or Check out Our Treasure on 455 Notre Dame. We Carry DvD’s, Video Games, Consoles, T.V’s, Speakers, Camera’s, Power Tools, Laptops, Guitars, and much much more

SJC SERIES V MAPLE KITS $2,000.00 I am selling brand new SJC Custom Drums Series V maple kits. All drums are all hand crafted in the U.S.A., they are not keller shells. Everything is made custom and to the highest standards.

• Tom 8x12, • Floor Tom 16x16• Bass Drum 20x22 • Sizes are customizable

Limited Time Sale price $2000 tax in! From Addictive Percussion, Ontario’s Custom Drum Store! Contact Jon Hamilton at (705)662-3242 or mailto:[email protected]

http://www.sjcdrums.com

I WOULD LIKE to sell my guitar stand for $10 call mike at 705-586-1932 or email me at [email protected] if interested.


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GIBSON SG STANDARD CHERRY $1,100.00 2005 Gibson SG standard cherry finish, in good condition. One tiny chip on the back of headstock, No belt buckle ware being sold. The original Gibson USA case. Great guitar, loved playing it and hate to see it go but I’m selling for a truck. This is a deal that should not be passed up. Call or message me any time, 705-524-9707 or at [email protected], Ask for Alex. Need gone A.S.A.P.

MARSHALL MG 30 DFX $200.00 Great amp owned for about a year and had to sell some of my gear for new stuff but amp is very loud and clean. I think $200.00 is a fair price for such a good amp. Message at [email protected].

To have your items advertised through SMS please submit your item and write up to [email protected]

OLD WOOD PIANO APARTMENT SIZE UPRIGHT $125.00 Old wooden piano, maybe from the 70’s by the looks of it. Can’t find the name or date on piano. Has 85 keys, scuffs and scrapes on wood but still plays, $125.00. You must pick up out on Wahnapitae Lake out by Rocky’s. Can help you load it. Please contact at 705-858-5419.

MOZART BRAND FULL UPRIGHT PIANO $500.00 This beautiful antique piano still plays as if it were new. The only reason I am selling it is due to lack of space in my apartment. It is a Mozart Brand piano, distributed by Heintzman, 54” high, serial number is 924 (piano company went out of business in 1918, so it is hard to track). Will need to be tuned after it is moved (as with any other piano). It has a beautiful deep mellow sound. Please contact me for more details at [email protected] or 705-562-7844.


Venue DirectoryGrumblers

1620 Regent St, Sudbury, ON P3E 3Z6T: (705) 522-1200

Hardrock42 Gastropub117 Elm St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 1T3T: (705) 586-3303

Hourglass Restaurant and Lounge183 Cedar St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 1B5T: (705) 674-5277W: www.thehourglassrestaurant.ca/

Jubilee Hall195 Applegrove St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3N5T: (705) 674-5534

Laughing BuddhaContact: Paul Loewenberg194 Elgin St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3N5T: (705) 673 2112E: [email protected]: www.laughingbuddhasudbury.com/

Little Montreal182 Elgin St, Sudbury, ONT: (705) 675-8562W: www.littlemontreal.com/

MIC – Made In Canada200 Falconbridge Rd, Sudbury, ON, P3A 5K3T: (705) 524-7273

Millards garageContact: James Millard459 Lasalle Blvd, Sudbury, ON

Myths and MirrorsP O Box 253 Station B, Sudbury, ON, P3E 4N5T: (705) 671-9983W: http://mythsandmirrors.wordpress.com, Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11816990780#!/mythsandmirrors

Nickle City252 Hazel, Sudbury, ON, P3C 1J2T: (705) 675-7482W: www.nickelcityhotel.ca/hall.html

Nightclub52 Larch St, Sudbury, ONT: (705) 675-6436

1500 Pub and Grill1500 Regent, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3Z6 T: (705) 522-8900W: http://te-in.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2257017171

Alder hall222 Alder St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 4J9T: (705) 674 9688 or (705) 674-6883

Beef ‘N Bird923 Lorne St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 4R7 T: (705) 675-7833

Bridges Bistro390 Elgin St, Sudbury, ONT: (705) 675-1001W: www.qualityinnsudbury.com/sudbury-hotels/

Brunos39 Balsam St, Copper Cliff, ON, P0M 1N0T: (705) 682-0452

Cayotees28 Elgin St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 5B4 T: (705) 671-2240

Cousin Vinny’s22-5085 Highway 69 N, Hanmer, ONT: (705) 969-5644W: www.cousinvinnys.com

Cranky Joe’sContact: Rob and Cristina941 Notre Dame Ave, Sudbury, ON P3A 2T7T: (705) 524-9393E: [email protected]: www.crankyjoes.com/danceclub/

Crazyhorse3560 Errington Av, Chelmsford, ON P0M 1L0T: (705) 855-4542

Electric Ave Bistro43 Elm St, Unit 120, Sudbury, ON P3C 1S4T: (705) 222-0020

Fishbowl900 Lasalle, Sudbury, ON, P3A 5W8T: (705) 524-3933E: [email protected]: www.nickelcityhotel.ca/hall.html

Old Rock212 Minto St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3G9T: (Minto)705-564-9000; (Durham)705-675-3030

PeddlersContact: Chris (Manager)63 Cedar St, Sudbury ON P3E 1A7T: (705) 669-1075W: www.facebook.com/pages/Peddlers-pub/162337023811092

S.R.O. Nightclub93 Durham St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3M5T: (705) 670-1361W: www.sronightclub.com

Serbian Center231 Bloor St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 2L1T: (705) 673-0316

Ten Lounge225 Falconbridge Rd, Sudbury, ONT: (705) 566-3601W: www.facebook.com/TENSudbury?ref=ts

The Falcon3024 Falconbridge Rd, Garson, ON, P3L 1V1T: (705) 693-2727

The GrandOpen Saturdays, 8PM to 2AM28 Elgin St, Sudbury, ON, P3C 5B4T: (705) 671-2240

TownhouseContact: Paul Loewenberg206 Elgin St, Sudbury, ON, P3E 3N5.T: (705) 674-6883E: [email protected]: www.thetownehouse.com/


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SMS GIRL OF THE MONTH

Ashley’s goal in life is to follow in Lady Gaga’s footsteps. This green-eyed Gemini, 19, loves going to clubs and snowboarding. Tall, dark and handsome is just the type of guy this single gal is seeking – Catch her at the next show, where she is heading off to hear her favourite local bands.


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