The Crooked Brothers are visiting Montreal on Tuesday, October 28. Their new album, “Thank you , I’m Sorry” is just out and they’re touring across Canada. We’re pleased to be sharing the bill at L’Escogriffe.
You can check out their tour dates and listen to the new tunes on their site, www.crookedbrothers.com.
Being so close to Halloween, WEAR A DONKEY MASK AND GET IN FREE!
L’ESCO:
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It’s been a long time coming since Ol’ Savannah have hit the stage. The time is nigh! Ol’ Savannah will be playing from a tree-house stage in Saint-Fortunat on Friday, September 19 at l’AgorA (http://www.ag0ra.org/ag0ra/Acceuil.html) for the 5th edition of EarthDance Festival.
Check out the following invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/538689589576785/
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THURSDAY, MAY 15 at Divan Orange (4234 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2W 1Z3 (514) 840-9090) — with The Steady Swagger and Young Running, 10PM, $10 at the door
FRIDAY, MAY 16 at Le Sous Bois (405, rue Racine E, Chicoutimi, QC 418-549-7830) — w/Les Western Stars, 10PM, $8 pre-sale, $10 at the door
SATURDAY, MAY 17 at Coureur des Bois (1551, boul. Wallberg Dolbeau-Mistassini (Québec) G8L 1H5 418 979-1197) — 10PM, $10 at the door
FRIDAY, MAY 23 at Le Baril Roulant (2434 Rue de l’Église, Val-David, QC J0T 2N0 (819) 320-0069) — 9:30PM, $10 at the door
SATURDAY, MAY 24 at L’Albion (408 Boulevard Manseau, Joliette, QC J6E 3E1 (450) 759-7482 www.brasseriealbion.com/) — 9:30PM, $10 at the door
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ol’ Savannah
Speedy Johnson and Bartleby J. Budde are the founders and songwriters of Ol’ Savannah, a Montreal(Canada)-based folk band. The two began writing songs together in 2009, highly influenced by folk, roots, and blues artists, such as Mississippi Fred McDowell and John Hurt. Ol’ Savannah have released three albums: “Ol’ Savannah” (independent, 2010), “Underneath the Old Red Barn” (independent, 2011), and “Death on the Mountain” (Coup d’Griffe, 2012).[1][2]
Ol’ Savannah’s style has been compared to a mix of Tom Waits, Roscoe Holcomb, Muddy Waters, and The Pogues.[3]
Ol’ Savannah have made multiple appearances on Halifax’s (Nova Scotia) waterfront as part of the Halifax International Buskers Festival.[4]
In 2013, Cult MTL’s reader poll voted Ol’ Savannah in the top of the “Best Country/Folk Act” in Montreal.[5]