Reviews
Review: Lydia Persaud, “Let Me Show You”
byWe’ve been writing this site long enough now that we’ve had the great good fortune to see the tremendous development of a number of…
Single Releases
Video Premiere: Ryan Hicks, “Prairie Ocean”
byLast year, we were captivated by an album from Saskatchewan singer/songwriter Ryan Hicks, who eloquently explored the aftermath of tragedy on “Pulsing Colours.” I was…
Interviews
The Julian Taylor Band, “Avalanche”
byKnown for their outstanding performances on the live-music circuit across their home province of Ontario, the Julian Taylor Band (JTB) are definitely one of…
Concert Recaps
The East Pointers Return to Charlottesville, VA
byHaving attended three straight concerts by Canadian artists here on US soil over the past ten days (Colter Wall, The Small Glories & Rose…
Festivals
Canadians Return to Pennsylvania’s Celtic Classic
byIt’s hard to believe that a year has passed since Team GDW ventured out to our first annual Celtic Classic event in Bethlehem, PA. …
Gossip Talkin' Blues
Gossip Talkin’ Blues, Episode 35: “Abundance” With Ernesto Cervini’s Turboprop
byIn this episode, Team GDW talks with jazz drummer Ernesto Cervini about his ensemble Turboprop and their latest album, “Abundance.” SOCAN license #5052874 Related…
Videos
Wishing all of our Canadian friends and readers a Happy Victoria Day. Hope you all enjoy your long weekend. We sure enjoyed a weekend with The East Pointers, who performed “Two Weeks” at The Prism Coffeehouse.
Did you hear about The East Pointers covering “In Bloom” from Nirvana recently??? Luckily, we had the pleasure of being front row to witness the trio share the tune last night at The Prism Coffeehouse.
Spent a Saturday night at The Prism Coffeehouse in Charlottesville, VA, to catch up with our pals The East Pointers. Another great show, especially as we got to enjoy this amazing performance of “John Wallace.”
Here’s another tune from The Small Glories, live in Harrisburg, PA, at Susquehanna Folk. Enjoy the fantastic harmonies here in “No Friend.”
It was wonderful to enjoy an evening of music from Rose Cousins this week at Jammin' Java in VA. Even better to hear some earlier material, such as this performance of “Dance If You Want To.”
Great to know that The Small Glories will be releasing their latest album VERY soon. If you can’t wait, check out this version of a new tune titled “Alberta,” performed here in Central PA at Susquehanna Folk.
Nothing beats a Monday evening in the company of Rose Cousins, captured here at Jammin' Java performing “Home.”
Need something to perk you up on this damp Sunday? Look no further - check out this amazing cover of Woodie Guthrie’s “Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key,” as performed by The Small Glories last night at the Susquehanna Folk music society in Harrisburg, PA (be sure to check out Cara’s traditional Calgary dance moves too).
Final footage of Colter Wall live at The Ardmore Music Hall last Thursday, captured here performing one of my favorite tracks, “Saskatchewan in 1881.”
Welcome back to the Keystone State: The Small Glories perform “Oh My Love” to a packed barn in Harrisburg tonight, courtesy of the Susquehanna Folk music society.
wow that was amazing!!!!
Great to see you guys tonight! Thanks for the support ❤️
Can’t wait to see them at Home County Music and Art Festival this summer!
So happy to hear Colter Wall performing a solo-acoustic version of “John Meyers (Camaro Song) at The Ardmore Music Hall last Thursday evening. Love this tune!
Welcome to PA Colter Wall. Check out his opening solo piece, the traditional country tune, “I Ride An Old Paint” live from The Ardmore Music Hall.
When Colter Wall makes an appearance in PA, you’ve gotta be there. Awesome set tonight at The Ardmore Music Hall. The packed room was ready to hear “Sleeping on the Blacktop.”
So great to finally catch a live set from Kacy & Clayton, and here in PA too, at the The Ardmore Music Hall.
Final footage from last Saturday night at Mills Hardware, with this stunning performance of “Beauty” from Jadea Kelly and her band.
More great music from Hamilton country-rock quartet, The Redhill Valleys, performing “Take A Lot Of Pain” at Mills Hardware (this track has been getting plenty of airplay on SiriusXM lately too).
