Acrpost: A Project of the Pacific Association of Artist Run Centres

Event Description

The Copper Owl presents

Steve Lambke ( Constantines / Baby Eagle / You've Changed Records)
http://stevenlambke.com/
Between 2006 and 2015 Steven Lambke wrote and performed as Baby Eagle, releasing the albums Baby Eagle (2006 Outside Music), No Blues (2007 Outside Music), Dog Weather (2010 You’ve Changed Records), and Bone Soldiers (2012 You’ve Changed Records). He has performed at readings, concerts, events and festivals across Canada, including tours with Ladyhawk (2012), Julie Doiron (2007), and Christine Fellows (2007), and appearances at POP Montreal, Halifax Pop Explosion, CMW, NXNE, Sappyfest (Sackville, NB), Lawnya Vawnya (St. John’s, NL), In The Dead of Winter (Halifax, NS), and The Summer’s End Folk Festival (Grand Manan, NB). A new album, Days Of Heaven, will be released in October 2015. It is his first album released under his own name.

Shuyler Jansen ( Old Reliable/ Big White Cloud Records)
https://shuylerjansen.bandcamp.com/
"Shuyler Jansen melds his disparate influences into a cohesive whole, treading unlikely common ground in the sounds of modern Americana, Kraftwerk synth, fuzz bomb psych-rock, and lush Pet Sounds arrangement and vocal harmony." BEATROUTE

Forest Tate (Calgary, AB)
https://foresttate.bandcamp.com/
What people don’t say about rolling stones, is that though they gather no moss, they also bloom late, and have excellent bullshit detectors. Forest Tate is at the peak of his reflective and rhetorical powers, giving strength and focus during an uncharacteristically extended perch in the past half-decade. Crafting and debuting a new batch of songs about a complicated relationship with the past, and an optimistic ambiguity toward the future, Tate is emerging from the woodshed again to shake off his moss.

Amy Van Keeken (Edmonton, AB)
https://amyvankeeken.bandcamp.com/track/uneasy
"But most endemic to her artistry is her ability to capture a moment in time and bring you inside – her songs are simultaneously visceral and ethereal and as comfortable with chaos as they are silence."

$10 at the door