It’s a double release show! Newfoundland’s Alt Country singer songwriter Sherry Ryan and her band will play a full set of music celebrating the release of her new album! Drea will play a full set celebrating her new single Disappear with Me. This is Sherry and Drea’s debut in Kitchener Waterloo.
The show starts at 8pm. Tickets are $22.50. To find out more about the performers and hear some of their music, check out Drea’s and Sherry’s homepages.
Presented by NUMUS, this concert will feature guitarists Nilan Perera and Wendy Eisenberg sharing both composed and improvisatory pieces on their instruments.
Read MorePresented by Drew Ripley. More then a show, this is 2 hours of silly science with Make and Take projects and entertainers in the pre-show followed by a Science Show! This full two-hour experience is perfect for families.
Read MoreOne night only! Catch McVittie debuting his newest Halloween-themed instrumental electronic album, Lone Killer. McVittie will be performing alongside Unkind Skies and Season of the Senses.
$10 online, $15 at the door.
Unkind Skies is a Hamilton-based alt-rock band with heavy 80’s rock influenced riffs.
Season of the Senses is a Guelph-based electro-rock group, with influences from EDM to industrial metal.
McVittie is a Kitchener-based electronic synthwave artist.
Presented by Jack Cooper as part of the Sounds Good to Me concert series. The MacQueens are Kris and Liv MacQueen, a Canadian married contemporary roots music duo based out of Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario.
Read MorePresented by Jack Cooper as part of the Sounds Good to Me concert series. Three individual singer songwriters featuring a delicious mix of 3-part harmonies, multiple instruments and the fun of making music together.
Read MoreSam Nabi, a proudly millennial local hip-hop artist and rapper who studied urban planning, pushes back against the gaslighting of our generation. His songs explore identity, class, and culture at a time when these distinctions are becoming hyper-visible.
His latest album, Out of Body, explores a post-COVID world of gently releasing our inhibitions, erasing self-imposed restraints, and stepping out into a world that is forever changed yet somehow still wants us back. This album follows on the heels of Attract Hazard, his previously album produced through a Region of Waterloo Arts Fund grant.
Sam will be joined by drummer Ryan Dugal and guitarist Doug DeRozario to re-interpret and deconstruct his hip-hop sound in a live band setting. As Sam Nabi says in his song Motives, “Don’t just let your backing track do the talking — say something, okay hun? Are you a flash in the plan or are you a great one?”
Sam is co-owner of Full Circle Foods in downtown Kitchener.
This event is part of the Sounds Good to Me concert series. Doors open at 7:30.
The Innovative Productions will be hosting a Cabaret Mix & Mingle on Saturday, July 23rd at 9 Princess Street Waterloo (KWLT Theatre).
Come join us for a fun night of local artists, theatre, music, and fun!
Doors Open – 6:30pm
Cabaret Begins – 7:00pm
Staged Reading – 8:30pm
Doors will remain open until the staged reading begins, please feel free to come at any time and stay as long as you’d like.
Local artists will have their art featured in the lobby so please bring cash to be able to purchase some of their amazing art.
Tickets will be available at the door and will be pay-what-you-want with a minimum of $5 (Cash only).
Donations of $10 will be entered into a draw to win 2 tickets to our Fall production.
Donations of $15 will receive a year long membership to The Innovative Productions. Members receive discount ticket prices.
If you’d like to pay with Credit for your ticket, you can do so here. (A minimum donation of $7.50 is required for entrance due to processing fees)
Scott Wicken writes lyric driven songs that are short stories. Accompanied by deft fingerpicking, his songs shift from earnest and sincere, to funny and irreverent, to surreal and surprising, like each song is a different room in some bizarre rambling house… you ask yourself, am I in a dream?… and why is it all so familiar?… did I live here as a child?
Part of the Sounds Good To Me concert series, produced by Jack Cooper.
A roots balladeer with a rare personal warmth, Alberta’s Scott Cook has distilled the stories collected over thirteen years of near-incessant touring across the world into straight-talking, keenly observant verse. He brings humour, a disarming honesty and a deep love of humanity to his songcraft and storytelling, whether accompanying himself with fingerstyle guitar and clawhammer banjo or backed by his acoustic trio the Second Chances. He has made his living as a troubadour since 2007, and independently released seven albums along the way. All the hard miles notwithstanding, he still believes that songs can change your life, and your life can change the world.
This show is part of the Sounds Good To Me concert series, produced by Jack Cooper.