APR 18, 2023
Carrefour Beausoleil
Miramichi, New Brunswick
with special guest: Georgia Harmer.
APR 20, 2023
Capitol Theatre
Moncton, New Brunswick
with special guest: Georgia Harmer.
APR 21, 2023
Wilmot United Church
Fredericton, New Brunswick
with special guest: Georgia Harmer.
APR 22, 2023
Imperial Theatre
Saint John, New Brunswick
with special guest: Georgia Harmer.
The Lorenzo Society is happy to remind you of the Weekly Wednesday Concert Series in honour of Dr. Li-Hong Xu continuing this Wednesday, February 22nd.
Masa Kikuchi is a prominent figure in the Saint John music scene, playing with local groups such as Comhaltas Saint John, Gypsy Rover, 2nd Chance Band, The Seven 90s, and Next Door Station. While he will be playing the tin whistle, Irish flute, and bodhrán drum this Wednesday, he also plays the bassoon, uilleann pipe, accordion, and saxophone. Joining Masa will be Vanessa Briand on the fiddle. Vanessa is also active in Saint John musical groups, playing with Comhaltas, The Seven 90s, and busking at the Queen Square Farmers Market in the warmer months. Her skills range from fiddle, to bodhrán drum and mandolin. With a combined musical experience of over 30 years, Masa and Vanessa are sure to delight those who have the pleasure of hearing them play.
The Lorenzo Society is excited to welcome Masa Kikuchi and Vanessa Briand as this week’s Wednesday musicians.
ABOUT THE SERIES:
When: Every Wednesday, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, January 11th-April 5th.
Where: Baird Dining Hall, Thomas J. Condon Student Centre, UNB Saint John
Who: The Saint John String Quartet, Before the Mast, and more!
Paddlefest is a Music & Outdoor Recreation Festival in the small seaside community of St. Andrews, New Brunswick. The 4 day festival combines music, art, recreational and environmental activities such as kayaking, hiking & beach clean ups for a long weekend of fun for music lovers and adventure seekers alike!
Music • Kayaking • Canoeing • Paddle-Boarding • The Wharf to Wharf Fun Run • Kids Events • Hiking • Yoga • Beach Clean Ups • Environmental Talks & Presentations • Live Art & Art Installations • Food Vendors Craft Beer • The Paddlefest Craft Market & more!
The Lorenzo Society is happy to remind you of the Weekly Wednesday Concert Series in honour of Dr. Li-Hong Xu continuing this Wednesday, February 15th.
Before The Mast is a sea shanty group based in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Saint John was once a major shipbuilding centre and whose tall ships routinely sailed to every major port in the world during the Age of Sail.
The men of the group sing to entertain, to introduce audiences to the amazing richness and vitality of shipboard work songs and to celebrate our rich and storied maritime heritage. By necessity, shanties were sung without instrumental accompaniment. Before The Mast sings a-cappella to honour this tradition.The Lorenzo Society is excited to welcome the Before the Mast as this week’s Wednesday musicians.
* A Note on Parking: This term, The Lorenzo Society is unable to secure free parking on the campus. There are a limited amount of free parking spots by the Hans W. Klohn Commons, metered parking beside the Athletic Centre, and general lot parking for $5 a day. We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause, and are looking into alternate parking options for the Fall 2023 Term.
When: Every Wednesday, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, January 11th-April 5th.
Where: Baird Dining Hall, Thomas J. Condon Student Centre, UNB Saint John
Who: The Saint John String Quartet, Before the Mast, and more!
Award-winning Nova Scotia artist and producer Erin Costelo will present one of the most beloved albums in history, Carole King’s “Tapestry.” In addition to this album, Erin will showcase her album We Can Get Over in an opening set.
In 2022, We Can Get Over celebrates its 10-year anniversary and was highly inspired by the songwriting of Carole King, making it a perfect fit to complete this show. We Can Get Over is a soulful affair that draws from classic singer-songwriter records of the ‘60s and ‘70s to build a warm, intimate atmosphere that harboured songs about those things in life worth fighting for: love, freedom, hope.
Award-winning Nova Scotia artist and producer Erin Costelo will present one of the most beloved albums in history, Carole King’s “Tapestry.” In addition to this album, Erin will showcase her album We Can Get Over in an opening set.
In 2022, We Can Get Over celebrates its 10-year anniversary and was highly inspired by the songwriting of Carole King, making it a perfect fit to complete this show. We Can Get Over is a soulful affair that draws from classic singer-songwriter records of the ‘60s and ‘70s to build a warm, intimate atmosphere that harboured songs about those things in life worth fighting for: love, freedom, hope.
Join award-winning saxophonist Joel Miller and guitar wizard Sebastian Fleet in the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as they collaborate on an enchanting musical exploration that fuses jazz, indie rock, and folk that is sure to warm up your winter afternoon.
At the Beaverbrook Art Gallery,
JAN 29, 2023
3:00PM – 4:30PM
Award winning Fredericton group, The Hypochondriacs are live at Charlotte Street Arts Centre Friday, February 17th. Along with special guest, Maude Sonier.
The Hypochondriacs have resurrected from the traditional country genre, to a fresh and raw take to the standard genre. Though profoundly influenced by early Rockabilly, a taste of 60’s doo-wop & 70’s folk-rock.
The band has opened for Lukas Nelson and the Promise of the Real, Corb Lund & Trooper, The Reverend Horton Heat to name a few.
From an early age, singer-songwriter Maude Sonier has found pleasure, comfort and wonder in music. Originally from Miramichi, New Brunswick, she first began her musical journey at classical music festivals in her region. Around the age of 12, she will finally combine her two great passions; writing and composition, from which his very first original songs were born.
Singer-songwriter Adam Baldwin has been a mainstay of the Atlantic Canada music scene for over a decade. With his sophomore full-length, Concertos & Serenades, Adam Baldwin – born and raised “inside these imaginary lines” that denote Nova Scotia – offers an east coast testimony that challenges the typical tourism marketing gloss. Through eight masterful yarns, the songwriter bears witness and pays tribute to a tradition of desperation: sinners and losers, perpetual failures, and down-and-out phantoms that haunt his home’s coastlines and back roads – without a passing judgement. Some of the tales happened, some didn’t, and most walk a tightrope between truth and fiction.
Starting as a member of rock combo Gloryhound before joining Matt Mays & El Torpedo in 2009, Baldwin’s own music has continued to evolve since his award winning self-titled solo debut EP in 2013. In 2016 Baldwin released his first full length album No Telling When (Precisely Nineteen Eight-Five) featuring the singles “Daylight” and “Anytime”. In 2019 he released the follow up No Rest for the Wicked, including “Salvation” and “Dark Beside the Dawn”.
In March 2020, with in person performances impossible due to COVID-19, Baldwin launched his Cross-Country Chin Up concert series, almost every Friday evening on YouTube. In addition to making this weekly opportunity to connect virtually with fans, he also raised funds for the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, Red Cross Stronger Together Nova Scotia Fund, RCMP Fallen Officer Fund, and the Black Cultural Society for Nova Scotia. The online concert series also produced two digital EPs: Chin Up Sessions (originals) and Songs for the Parlour (covers)
Singer-songwriter Adam Baldwin has been a mainstay of the Atlantic Canada music scene for over a decade. With his sophomore full-length, Concertos & Serenades, Adam Baldwin – born and raised “inside these imaginary lines” that denote Nova Scotia – offers an east coast testimony that challenges the typical tourism marketing gloss. Through eight masterful yarns, the songwriter bears witness and pays tribute to a tradition of desperation: sinners and losers, perpetual failures, and down-and-out phantoms that haunt his home’s coastlines and back roads – without a passing judgement. Some of the tales happened, some didn’t, and most walk a tightrope between truth and fiction.
Starting as a member of rock combo Gloryhound before joining Matt Mays & El Torpedo in 2009, Baldwin’s own music has continued to evolve since his award winning self-titled solo debut EP in 2013. In 2016 Baldwin released his first full length album No Telling When (Precisely Nineteen Eight-Five) featuring the singles “Daylight” and “Anytime”. In 2019 he released the follow up No Rest for the Wicked, including “Salvation” and “Dark Beside the Dawn”.
In March 2020, with in person performances impossible due to COVID-19, Baldwin launched his Cross-Country Chin Up concert series, almost every Friday evening on YouTube. In addition to making this weekly opportunity to connect virtually with fans, he also raised funds for the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, Red Cross Stronger Together Nova Scotia Fund, RCMP Fallen Officer Fund, and the Black Cultural Society for Nova Scotia. The online concert series also produced two digital EPs: Chin Up Sessions (originals) and Songs for the Parlour (covers)
