Brockway Biggs, Navy Club, April 27, 2007
On Monday, hip hop connector Brockway Biggs, the relentless rap promoter formerly known as Pimp Tea, says adios to Ottawa for awhile at a Bytown Tavern show as he prepares for a lengthy cross-Canada tour.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Coffee and Tea
There are a couple of shows this weekend I neglected to tell you about on my previous roundup; I'm going to tell you now because I'm wiped out from biking home and too damn lazy to work up an Electric and Western photo roundup: Tonight at Irene's, a new folk combo is going to take the stage to romp through a couple of sets. Mark McIntyre and Patrick Shanks have of course appeared on stage together in The Trudels and Solid Senders; along with Art Guise guy Jason Vaughan and glockenspieler Diane Lachapelle they are Cold Coffee and Salty Boots. Over at The Rainbow you can also see The Murder Plans, Tympanic and Tent Horizone.
Brockway Biggs, Navy Club, April 27, 2007
On Monday, hip hop connector Brockway Biggs, the relentless rap promoter formerly known as Pimp Tea, says adios to Ottawa for awhile at a Bytown Tavern show as he prepares for a lengthy cross-Canada tour.
Brockway Biggs, Navy Club, April 27, 2007
On Monday, hip hop connector Brockway Biggs, the relentless rap promoter formerly known as Pimp Tea, says adios to Ottawa for awhile at a Bytown Tavern show as he prepares for a lengthy cross-Canada tour.
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