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HOME ROUTES / CHEMIN CHEZ NOUS ANNOUNCES 13th ANNUAL HOUSE CONCERT SEASON

10/15/2019

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Bigger and Better than Ever!
Presenting 12 ROUTES, 6 RUNS, AND OVER 72 PERFORMERS from Coast to Coast in Canada
​Oct 2019 until May 2020

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[Winnipeg, Oct 15, 2019] The thirteenth season of  Home Routes / Chemin Chez house concerts is underway, presenting artists in large and small communities across Canada. As Canada’s premiere coast to coast network of house concerts, Home Routes is thrilled to announce its 2019/2020 full artist line-up and schedule, including NEW this season, the Newfoundland/Labrador Route! The Home Routes concert season runs from October 2019 to May 2020, and everyone is welcome to attend. 

Listen to Season 13 performers via this spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1KDbku6iQFQ9bHiiK1lotS

For this Season, we are thrilled to present acts from across Canada, the United States, the UK, Denmark, and Ireland to volunteer hosts and music lovers of all ages. We have a stellar line-up of well seasoned and accomplished performers - which  includes nominees and recipients of the JUNO Awards, East Coast Music Awards, and Canadian Folk Music Awards - sure to entertain all. "When programming each route, AD, Tim Osmond aims to showcase the many forms of acoustic music from traditional to contemporary folk as well as including a multi-dimensional vision for genders, cultures and ages of professional artists,” offering patrons a wide variety of musical entertainment. 

Everyone is welcome to attend any of our house concerts. To attend or to learn more, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca  or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889.  The full Home Routes schedule can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca.

Home Routes has been pairing artists with rural hosts throughout Canada for more than a decade, presenting more than 7000 performances at nearly 1500 locations before 207,000 fans to date, generating more than four million dollars in artist revenue and royalties since its beginnings in 2007.
 
This season’s schedule and artist bios can be viewed at: https://www.homeroutes.ca/ and below:

Aurora Trail — YT / BC / NT
Oct 15-27, 2019: Justin Lacroix (MB) 
Nov 9-22, 2019 Campbell D. Woods (ON)
Jan 26-Feb 8, Early Spirit (BC)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020 Betse & Clarke (Missouri)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020 Rick Fines (ON)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020 The Schotts (ON)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7AJgWe8bezwUpUNF8OtO7H


Red Cedar Route —  Southern BC
Oct 15-27, 2019: Old Paint Duo (BC)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Abby-Jade (MB)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Claudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan (California)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Brent Mason (NB)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Casati (MB)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Two Piano Tornado (YT / MB)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5iVCM3RJX3XlM5FDbjtDep

Northwest Trail —  BC / AB
Oct 15-27, 2019: Terry Gillespie (ON)
Nov 9-22, 2019:  Scott Nolan (MB)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Kate Weekes & James Stephens (QC)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Mike Sixonata & Mike Jenkins (NL)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Carly Dow (MB)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Rube & Rake (NL)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7LA3ly31umsFgONbpPEq8S

Big Horn Trail —  Northwestern AB
Oct 15-27, 2019: Raine Hamilton (MB)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Logan McKillop (MB)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: David Boulanger (QC
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Brigitte Jardin (YT)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Arthur & Fred of The Navigators (NL)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Ken Whiteley (ON)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5e73gFsDdAmqXuythh56m0

Heartland Ramble —  Southern AB / SK
Oct 15-27, 2019: Charlie A'Court (NS)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Quote the Raven (NL)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Ray Cooper (UK)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Sierra Noble (MB)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Kalyna Rakel (ON)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020:  Ian Foster (NL)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3D3gIpbkZ9ic1L9nnHGOWe

Chautauqua Trail —  Northeastern AB / Northwestern SK
Oct 15-27, 2019: Jermy & Corrina "The Stephens Brothers" (Tennessee)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Rosemary Lawton (NL)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Emilyn Stam & Nathan Smith (ON)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Richard Inman & Amber Rose (MB)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Sherry Ryan (NL)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Andy Cohen (Tennessee)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3iDgcqvyP1YoncerIgLUNU

Borealis Trail —  Northeastern SK / Northwestern MB
Oct 15-27, 2019: Guillaume Jabbour and Bill Gossage (QC)
Nov 9-22, 2019:  Jay Aymar (ON)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Rugged Little Thing (SK)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Ben and Anita (NS)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: James Gordon (ON)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Annie Lou (BC)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3SALdMizBJSxYQ8cGgw1PJ

Central Plains Circuit —  Southern Manitoba / Saskatchewan
Oct 15-27, 2019: Michael Jerome Browne (QC)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Murfitt and Main (BC)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Jaxon Haldane (MB)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Genevieve Racette (QC)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Willi Carlisle (Arkansas)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Nation of Two (MB)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3xBNxcJRikiBI6M2I1guxM

Agassiz Circuit — Southern Manitoba
Oct 15-27, 2019: Christina Martin (NS)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Peter Paul Van Camp and Peter Cormier (BC / New Mexico)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020:  Sweet Alibi (MB)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Suzie Vinnick (ON)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Gangspil (Denmark)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Veranda (QC)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2GPWkSiXPtMGFZd9L7fsFx

Estelle Klein Circuit —  Southern ON / QC
Oct 15-27, 2019: Katie Moore (QC)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Paul Mills and David Bradstreet (ON)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Rakish (Massachusetts)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Hoot & Holler (North Carolina)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Alan Gerber (QC)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Frank and Allie Lee (North Carolina)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0t3pRz04txzD9jQSWjTIRr

Newfoundland and Labrador Route
Oct 15-27, 2019: Nadine Landry and Sammy Lind (QC)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Sherry Ryan (NL)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Cathy Jordan and Jordan McConnell (Ireland and Manitoba)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Rube and Rake(NL)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Hannah James (UK)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Tanglecove (NL)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5PoPz6PDmNBV02vgaf4kQj

Maritime Route - Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island (NS, NB & PE) Sept 30-Oct 3, 2019: Big Little Lions (BC)
Nov 9-22, 2019:  Tom Mindte, Mason Via & Ben Somerville (Maryland)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Belle Plaine (SK)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Ken & Brad Kolodner (Maryland)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020:Ben Bedford (Ohio)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Shari Ulrich (BC)
Stream artists via playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0IJlCeoG4Zp4jHThSTSb0r

About Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was initiated by the founders of the Winnipeg Folk Festival and the West End Cultural Centre, Mitch Podolak and Ava Kobrinsky in collaboration with Tim Osmond and with the support of a nationally based volunteer Board of Directors. Home Routes was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote, and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues.

Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous circuit helps artists to overcome the cost barriers of traveling long distance. Our innovative model offers a viable and lasting alternative to the traditional relationship between artist and presenter because it marries the needs of both into one dynamic program. Artists pay their own transportation costs and the hosts put them up and feed them all along the circuits. We provide the artist with a tour itinerary that has directions and all the contact info required for a detailed touring schedule.

Since its inception in 2007, Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous has received consistent funding from the Canada Council for the Arts, Manitoba Sport, Culture and Heritage, FACTOR, Manitoba Arts Council, and SOCAN Foundation.  for which we are eternally grateful. Without this support this wonderful project would not be possible.

LISTEN to Home Routes Podcast: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/

HOME ROUTES/CHEMIN CHEZ NOUS:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. 
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The Philadelphia Folksong Society is Thrilled to Present MOONFRUITS, SLOAN WAINWRIGHT & MEGHAN CARY, AND REV SEKOU WITH BETHLEHEM & SAD PATRICK this month as part of their ‘PFS Fall Into Folk’ Series in Roxborough

10/9/2019

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PFS Presents: PFS October Monthly Concert with Moonfruits Fri, Oct 18, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Sloan Wainwright & Meghan Cary, Sat, Oct 19, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Rev Sekou with Bethlehem & Sad Patrick, Sun, Oct 20, at 7:30pm
(OCT 9, 2019 - PHILADELPHIA) The Philadelphia Folksong Society is thrilled to announce the continuing October lineup for our ‘PFS Presents: Fall Into Folk series’:  Presenting Moonfruits* Fri, Oct 18; Sloan Wainwright & Meghan Cary, Sat, Oct 19; and the Rev Sekou with Bethlehem & Sad Patrick, Sun, Oct 20, at 7:30pm. *The Moonfruits show is free for Philadelphia Folksong Society members (join here). Show details and links to purchase tickets online to our shows are here.
This month the Philadelphia Folksong Society is delighted to continue to present world class folk artists as part of our “PFS Presents: Fall Into Folk” concert series at the PFS Venue in Roxborough, PA. This beautiful PFS space is a hub for all things Folk in Philadelphia, and the series showcases these performers at our intimate venue. Our PFS staff scours the globe to bring the very finest in folk music, not just to the annual Philadelphia Folk Festival, but now offers music year round, in our home, located at 6156 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19128.
Our shows are open to all ages.
PFS Presents: PFS October Monthly Concert with Moonfruits.
Friday, October 18, 2019, PFS Presents Canadian folk duo MOONFRUITS. Doors 7:30pm | Music 8pm. Free for Members *While Supplies Last* | $10 Not-Yet-Members | $15 Doors. Join the facebook event here, purchase tickets online https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pfs-october-monthly-concert-with-moonfruits-tickets-68281400507.  
About Moonfruits 
Fronted by partners Alex Millaire and Kaitlin Milroy, Ottawa-based Moonfruits are makers of art-folk bilingue. In a forest of banjo, guitar, kalimba and glockenspiel, their voices burrow and soar. Here is a reverie, tender and powerful, beckoning listeners to elevate the stuff of everyday life.

Four-time 2019 Trille Or nominees¹, Moonfruits have toured Canada coast to coast, moving audiences with a live show that mixes French and English organically, playfully, intentionally. Their début full-length Ste-Quequepart (2017) \saint-kehk-pahr or Saint Somewhere\ is an elaborate small town fiction that explores the faces of gentrification, isolation and community.

What grows in the forest of Moonfruits’ imagination is a songcraft that is elastic and never fails to transport. Moonfruits have toured extensively as a duo and performed accompanied by double bass, drums, keys and chamber instruments. Whether as a larger ensemble or with naught but their log and lamp, changes of scenery inspire Moonfruits, for they are as at home in your living room as they are in a concert hall.

Notable past performances include the Canadian National Arts Centre (NAC) Fourth Stage, Place des Arts, CityFolk, Festival of Small Halls Ontario, La Nuit sur l’Étang, Blue Skies Music Festival, FrancoFEST de Hamilton (with members of the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra), Festival du Voyageur, Quality Block Party, Victoria Bicycle Music Festival and the first simultaneous bilingual CBC/Radio-Canada broadcast.
Website: https://moonfruits.ca/
Watch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tObH0rqL39M

PFS Presents: Sloan Wainwright & Meghan Cary










Saturday, October 19, 2019 PFS Presents singer/songwriters SLOAN WAINRIGHT & MEGHAN CARY, Doors 7:30pm | Music 8pm. $10 for Members *While Supplies Last* | $12 Not-Yet-Members | $15 Doors. Join the facebook event here, purchase tickets online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pfs-presents-sloan-wainwright-meghan-cary-tickets-68284415525

About Sloan Wainwright & Meghan Cary 
Defying standard categorization, singer/songwriter Sloan Wainwright, consistently demonstrates her easy command of a variety of American musical styles — pop, folk, jazz and blues — held together by the melodious tone of her rich contralto, with the end result being a unique and soulful hybrid. Her family tree (brother and folk-music luminary Loudon Wainwright, nephew Rufus Wainwright, nieces Martha Wainwright and Lucy Wainwright Roche) reads like a who’s who of contemporary folk music. Sloan’s incredible gift is not only her unique songwriting ability but also her dramatically voiced rendition of original songs.
“She’s folk influenced, but the real star here is her voice. Warm and smoky and smooth, it makes her earthy, ominous lyrics seem all the more intense.” With a solid and impressive discography of 10 original CD releases to her credit, Sloan continues to write, sing and perform live and has won two songwriting awards at the annual EmPower Posi Music Awards. In addition, Sloan has written numerous musical compositions for theater and dance and teaches at many of the best-known master songwriter series and workshops.
Sloan’s open spirit and first-hand experience is welcome –year after year– in the musical classrooms of such prestigious song camps as Richard Thompson’s Frets and Refrains, The Swannanoa Gathering, SummerSongs, WUMB Radio’s Summer Acoustic Music Week (SAMW), Winter Acoustic Music Weekend (WAMW), Moab Folk Camp, Cape Cod Songwriting Retreat and emPower Music & Arts Totally Cool Song School.
Watch “Dear George” by Sloan Wainright https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuDr0_642Xs#action=share

Meghan Cary didn’t mean to be a musician. When her fiancé unexpectedly died, she picked up his guitar, figured out how to play it, and wrote her debut, earning her Billboard Magazine’s Critic’s Choice for Best Newcomer. “I wrote my grief into song, and sang my way out of the abyss. I keep making music to help others connect with their own stories and find their joy.” Known for her unabashed willingness to connect with her audience, Cary brings listeners to their feet and at times to tears with high-energy tunes, masterful storytelling, and deeply personal lyrics that resonate universally. After pushing pause on performing to raise two children, Cary launched back onto the scene at Philly Folk Fest and was awarded an Emerging Artist Showcase at Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. Cary’s smoky voice, emotional singing, and vulnerable writing garner favorable comparisons to Melissa Etheridge, Shawn Colvin, and even Bruce Springsteen.
Watch Meghan Cary LIVE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq1M6RUr_VI
PFS Presents: Rev Sekou with Bethlehem & Sad Patrick


PFS Presents REV SEKOU WITH SPECIAL GUESTS BETHLEHEM AND SAD PATRICK on Sunday, October 20, 2019. Doors 7:00pm | Music 7:30pm. Tickets are $12 for Members *While Supplies Last* | $15 Not-Yet-Members | $18 Door. Please note: only limited seating available for this show. Join the facebook event here, purchase tickets online https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pfs-presents-rev-sekou-with-special-guests-bethlehem-and-sad-patrick-tickets-68202981955
About Rev Sekou - Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou: Osagyefo (oh-sah-GEE-fo)  Uhuru (ooh-WHO-roo) Sekou (SAY-koo)
Noted activist, theologian, author, documentary filmmaker, and musician, Reverend Osagyefo Sekou was born in St. Louis, Missouri and raised in the rural,  Arkansas Delta. Rev. Sekou's music is a unique combination of North Mississippi Hill Country Music, Arkansas Delta Blues, Memphis Soul and Pentecostal steel guitar. In May 2017, he released "In Times Like These” produced the six-time Grammy nominated North Mississippi Allstars. AFROPUNK heralded the ”deep bone-marrow-level conviction” of his first album, “The Revolution Has Come”. The single, “We Comin'”--was named the new anthem for the modern Civil Rights movement by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.  A consummate entertainer, Paste Studio celebrated his barn-burning performance saying: "Rev. Sekou delivers the spiritual performance we need now."
A leading public intellectual, Rev. Sekou is releasing 5 books with Chalice Press—a publisher of progressive religious thought. Chalice Press is republishing Rev. Sekou's "Urbansouls: Meditations on Youth, Hip Hop, and Religion" and "Gods, Gays, and Guns: Essays on Religion and the Future of Democracy". His new titles are "The Task of the Artist in the Time of Monsters"; "This Ain't Yo' Daddy's Civil Rights Movement: Ferguson, Black Lives Matter and the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr";  and "A Liberation Theology of Ferguson"; He has written widely on the 2011 killing of Mark Duggan by British police and the subsequent London riots, and is the author of the forthcoming "Riot Music: Race, Hip Hop and the Meaning of the London Riots 2011" (Hamilton Books). 
Rev. Sekou was a Visiting Scholar at Stanford University’s Martin Luther King Education and Research Institute at the time of Michael Brown Jr.’s killing, and traveled to Ferguson in mid-August 2014 on behalf of the Fellowship of Reconciliation (the country’s oldest interfaith peace organization) to organize alongside local and national groups. With the Deep Abiding Love Project, he has helped trained over five thousands activists in militant nonviolent civil disobedience through the United States.  He spent 6 weeks on the ground in Charlotteville, VA training clergy in response to the Unite the Right rally. 
Watch Rev Sokou on NPR Tiny Desk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Majbw74o1I



About Bethlehem and Sad Patrick
Bethlehem and Sad Patrick combine soul, jazz, folk, vocals, guitar and percussion to deliver powerful songs on universal themes - the struggles of modern society, life in the city, and love and heartbreak.
Hailed by WXPN's John Vetesse for their "focused minimalism and poetic lyrics, slick guitar, soaring vocals and nuanced melodies", the Philadelphia duo releases 2016's "Did You Ever Do?", a polished set showcasing their skills in the studio realm.
But they are best experienced in person, with raw energy, solitary guitar, hand and foot percussion, and direct, heartfelt vocals. This year that's what they've been concentrating on, playing events like the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the State Street Blues Stroll, the Heartwood Music Festival, and the Ladybug Music Festival.
When not performing, they've been writing and polishing songs for a record they hope to record in the fall, tentatively titled "Love and Other Struggles".
Watch Bethlehem and Sad Patrick - "Mother of Exiles": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O3PaJcTAZ4
TICKETS to ALL SHOWS: The full “PFS Presents: Fall Into Folk” schedule is below and we invite you to join the Facebook events. Tickets are available for purchase to all shows via Eventbrite, HERE.
“PFS FALL INTO FOLK” 2019 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
PFS Presents: PFS October Monthly Concert with Moonfruits Fri, Oct 18, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Sloan Wainwright & Meghan Cary, Sat, Oct 19, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Rev Sekou with Bethlehem & Sad Patrick, Sun, Oct 20, at 7:30pm
PFS Presents: Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Sat, Oct 26, at 8pm
PFS Presents: PFS November Monthly Concert with Abigail Lapell Fri, Nov 1 at 8pm
PFS Presents: AJ Ghent, Saturday, Nov 2, at 8pm 
PFS Presents: Bruce Sudano, Friday, Nov 3, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Alice Howe and Freebo, Thur, Nov 14, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Front Country with Noah Derksen, Fri, Nov 15, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Irish Mythen with Andrea Nardello, Sat Nov16, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Kirsten Maxwell and Rachael Kilgour, Fri, Nov 22, at 8pm
PFS Presents: The River Drivers Big Oak Road Release Tour, Sat, Nov 23, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Molsky's Mountain Drifters,  Thur, Dec 5, at 8pm
PFS Presents: Hank, Pattie & the Current, Sat, Dec 7, at 8pm
About the Venue
Our space is an architecturally renovated storefront on bustling Ridge Avenue, amid local shops and eateries and easily accessible by car or public transit from both the Greater Philadelphia area and Center City. A cozy and intimate venue, PFS is a listening room and gathering space that feels like home.

The main floor is a welcoming retail storefront and two-story performance venue with flexible seating (~80 seated capacity on 1st floor); fully retractable, floor to ceiling accordion window overlooking the Avenue; restroom with changing table; and plenty of character. The performance space also includes a mezzanine level outfitted with built-in benches for a birds-eye view and casual seating (total performance space seated capacity: 115), as well as an additional restroom. One-of-a-kind stained glass ceilings tipping a hat to original owner, Albert Forster and his custom shoe store, and an intricate chandelier hold immense charm.
PFS Venue has been noted for its warm, enveloping sound and can easily facilitate acoustic performances. A full sound system ensures high quality experiences regardless of the activity, and has received accolades for its special blend and sound.
PFS Venue is a BYOB venue and is conveniently located steps from local beer distributors. There is ample free parking around PFS, including metered parking on Ridge Avenue directly in front of the venue, with additional free municipal lots available just one half block away.
The main floor of PFS is accessible to wheelchairs, including the first floor restroom. There is a short step to access the front retail space, but this is not required to enter or move about the venue. To ensure we can accommodate storage of large mobility aids for a given performance or event, please call the 
PFS moved into third floor offices at 6156 Ridge Avenue in 2017. The space was in need of renovation and overhaul to transform into a performance venue, and its unique character can be attributed to the thoughtful deference to its original details while facilitating a stage, sound system, and of course a comfortable space for audiences.
PFS is grateful for all the work by many, many hands that have lovingly brought this special place to life. PFS looks forward to presenting music in Philadelphia’s home for all things Folk. 
JOIN the Philadelphia Folksong Society: https://pfs.org/membership-2/
PURCHASE tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/philadelphia-folksong-society-12476151982
VIEW facebook events: https://www.facebook.com/pg/PFSOfficialPage/events/?ref=page_internal


About Philadelphia Folksong Society (PFS):
The Philadelphia Folksong Society, or PFS, is a non-profit organization committed to increasing access to folk music and related forms of expression. PFS presents concerts and musical education events all year, including the 59th Annual Philadelphia Folk Festival, which occurs Aug 13-16, 2020. Most concerts and events are low or no cost thanks to the generous support of many donors, and all revenue is reinvested into the organization to make the concerts, events, and educational programs happen. PFS is actively developing numerous access programs and scholarships, and welcomes your support in this endeavor to make sure folk music is for all. Please visit PFS.org for updates on new programs,  “like us on facebook,  “follow” us on twitter or instagram @folksongsociety.

web: https://pfs.org/
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PFSOfficialPage
twitter: https://twitter.com/folksongsociety
instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folksongsociety/​


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CITADEL HOUSE RECORDS ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE NEW SINGLE + VIDEO BY NEWFOUNDLAND MULTI-AWARD NOMINEE ROSEMARY LAWTON!

10/9/2019

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“The Golden Glove” single is in advance of Rosemary’s new album, FIERCE
FIERCE will be released Oct 18 on Citadel House Records

“Rosemary Lawton continues delving through the Newfoundland’s rich repertoire of traditional folk tunes, this time working with rising blues rock star Nick Earle on “The Golden Glove.” The English folk tune pulls from a deep history with a diaspora (and subsequent series of reinvents) that spans the United Kingdom, Ireland and Newfoundland.” - The East Magazine

“[An] artist with strong instrumental skills, a compelling voice, and a knack for creating arrangements that are authentic and fresh.”
— Jean Hewson- Penguin Eggs Magazine



Photo Credit: Stephen Green

DOWNLOAD SINGLE HERE →
MP3 → https://www.dropbox.com/s/qfc8ohtzcequoez/Golden%20Glove.mp3?dl=0
Stream → https://open.spotify.com/album/3qdIuhMrpsjN8dQ2fLF4Jg
EPK → https://rosemarylawton.com/press-kit

WATCH the video here →https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOXlmIYlRh4


Video by Stephen Green. Recorded, Live off the floor from Rosemary's home and Co-Produced, Engineered, Mastered: Dean Stairs 

Rosemary Lawton's new single "Golden Glove" Featuring Nicholas Earle. 
"Golden Glove" is part of a larger project that features songs of empowering women in Newfoundland and Labrador.  

Track Details:
Track: The Golden Glove - 04:31
Album: FIERCE (Oct 18, 2019 via Citadel House Records)
Artist: Rosemary Lawton
Songwriter: Traditional
Produced & Recorded by: Dean Stairs, Citadel House Studios

“Rosemary Lawton may sum up that marriage of traditional meets modern more than any rising artist on the island today. ” -- The Newfoundland Herald

“The young artist is making heads turn across the island and country. She attributes this success to her unique relationship with this province’s music tradition. “I have been a big advocate for promoting Newfoundland and Labrador music, and putting it out in modern and different ways.” -- The Racket

Rosemary will be releasing the new record in St.John’s, NL, and will have it on hand at Fred’s Records on Oct 19th. 


ABOUT ROSEMARY LAWTON:
Rosemary Lawton, 2019 ECMA Roots/Traditional nominee, 2018 MusicNL Celtic/Traditional and Female Artist of the Year nominee, is an up-and-coming force within the Newfoundland music scene. 

She is a quadruple threat, being an accomplished songwriter, vocalist, composer, and actress, working with multiple high caliber talent across the island such as; Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra, the MUN Chamber Orchestra, The Celtic Fiddlers, and more, as well as an artist in her own right. 

Rosemary is a multi-award-nominated Newfoundland traditional artist, with formal training in classical violin and has completed her degree in Music Education. She is a passionate advocate of women’s issues and champions the advancement of women in the music industry through her work. 

Rosemary is helping to preserve Newfoundland’s rich tradition by collecting, recording, and performing Newfoundland traditional music. 

Her music is a hybrid of both classical and traditional genres.  There is an underlying hint of classical influence in her unique arrangements of both traditional songs and her original compositions. Her voice is reminiscent of the high soprano Celtic singing of Ireland but with a punch.

ONLINE:
https://rosemarylawton.com
https://www.facebook.com/rosemarylawtonfiddler/
https://twitter.com/Rosemarylawton


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Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous Brings Christina Martin to the “Agassiz Circuit” Series

10/7/2019

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“Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin has spent the past 15 years carving out a solo career that, across six albums, has seen her perfect a musical style that pairs an Americana-rock sound with lyrics that are personal, yet universal.” — ROCK SHOT MAGAZINE (UK)
 
[October 7, 2019] Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network is thrilled to present Christina Martin  on the Agassiz Circuit house concert series this October, 15 through 27,  touring Southern Manitoba. Full schedule is below, and online → https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/christina-martin/

Agassiz Circuit (Southern Manitoba) Dates Christina Martin
October 16, 2019    Winnipeg Sherburn
October 17, 2019    Rossburn
October 18, 2019    Wawanesa
October 19, 2019    Boissevain
October 20, 2019    Cartwright
October 22, 2019    Pilot Mound
October 23, 2019    Holland
October 24, 2019    Altona
October 25, 2019    Winnipeg Tuxedo
October 26, 2019    Winnipeg Chinatown
 
To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca  or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889.  The full Home Routes schedule for Christina’s tour  can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca. 
 
About Christina Martin
  • 2018 Music Nova Scotia Award Pop Recording of the Year (Impossible To Hold)
  • 2016 East Coast Music Award Pop Recording of the Year (It’ll Be Alright)
  • 2014 Music Nova Scotia Inspirational Recording of the Year (Remember Me – EP)
  • 2012 Music Nova Scotia Female Artist Recording of the Year (Sleeping With A Stranger)
  • 2009 East Coast Music Award Pop Recording of the Year (Two Hearts)
  • 2008 Music Nova Scotia Pop Recording of the Year (Two Hearts)
  • 2008 Music Nova Scotia Female Artist Recording of the Year (Two Hearts)

Christina Martin departs on a Canadian tour from Newfoundland to British Columbia with guitarist Dale Murray, supporting a new album they independently produced titled “Wonderful Lie”. The album features stripped down recordings of originals and songs written by Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, Leonard Cohen and more.

Christina began recording her own music while slogging it out on the Austin, Texas bar scene. A multi award winning singer-songwriter, she has been relentlessly recording and touring in Canada and in the UK and Europe, building connections at venues big and small, singing songs about loss, love and perseverance. Her songs have been featured in films and television, and she’s performed at music festivals around the world (Rolling Stone Weekender Festival, Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival, Folk Alliance International, Ottawa Bluesfest and Reeperbahn Festival).

At her Canadian tour dates, Martin partners with The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health to promote the work of Canada’s largest mental health and addiction teaching hospital.

Agassiz Circuit
The Agassiz Circuit is a project of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, presenting Canadian and international artists to audiences in Southern Manitoba and throughout Canada. Home Routes’ programming emphasizes artistic excellence, and diverse and entertaining performances that leave audiences breathless and wanting more.

Agassiz Circuit — Southern Manitoba
Oct 15-27, 2019: Christina Martin (NS)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Peter Paul Van Camp and Peter Cormier (BC / New Mexico)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020:  Sweet Alibi (MB)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Suzie Vinnick (ON)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Gangspil (Denmark)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Veranda (QC)

About House Concerts:
House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community.  

Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous thanks our funders and partners for their support. This project is made possible in part by the Manitoba Arts Council, FACTOR, SOCAN Foundation, and The Canada Council for the Arts.


LISTEN to Home Routes Radio: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/

Help us continue this important work
There are many ways to get involved in the furthering Canadian music with Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous. One way is through financial support by becoming a monthly subscriber at our Home Routes project Patreon page, with a contribution of $5 per month you will be helping HomeRoutes Chemin Chez Nous bring more music with more musicians to more places in Canada. Becoming a subscriber will also give you access to bonus podcast episodes of private concerts and more.

No matter the amount, your support matters. If you love folk music, the scene, the shows, the pickers, the songs in your head, the lonesome harmonica blowers, the cultural life of your country, please consider becoming a subscriber via Patreon here.
 
About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. 

For the full Home Routes Schedule go to: https://www.homeroutes.ca/attend/2018-2019-season-schedule-grid/

 Links:
Website: https://www.christinamartin.net/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristinaMartinMusic
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2D2F313707B3E7E8
Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/XtinaMartinMusic/
Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/XtinaMartinMusic/
Tour Schedule: https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/christina-martin/


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Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous Brings Katie Moore to the “Estelle Klein Circuit” Concert Series Performing in Southern Ontario October 2019

10/3/2019

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"...one of Canada's loveliest singers." — Sean Michaels, Globe and Mail


"Moore has put forth one of the strongest Americana releases by a Canadian this year." — No Depression
 
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network is thrilled to present Katie Moore  on the ‘Estelle Klein Circuit’ house concert series this October 15 through 26  touring Southern Ontario. Full schedule is below, and online here ⇒  https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/katie-moore/





​Estelle Klein (Southern Ontario and Quebec) Circuit Dates
October 15, 2019    Georgetown
October 16, 2019    Guelph
October 17, 2019    Stratford
October 18, 2019    Alma
October 19, 2019    Nottawa
October 20, 2019    Vasey
October 21, 2019    Orillia
October 22, 2019    Damselfly Studio in Gravenhurst
October 23, 2019    Haliburton County Folk Society in Eagle Lake
October 24, 2019    Bancroft
October 25, 2019    Vankleek Hill
October 26, 2019    Longueuil, QC
 
To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca  or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889.  The full Home Routes schedule can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca. 

Estelle Klein Circuit - Southern ON / QC
Oct 15-27, 2019: Katie Moore (QC)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Paul Mills and David Bradstreet (ON)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: Rakish (Massachusetts)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Hoot & Holler (North Carolina)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Alan Gerber (QC)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Frank and Allie Lee (North Carolina)

About Katie Moore
Katie Moore is an uncompromising songstress and musician whose haunting music challenges quick categorization by laying its hat on the hooks between folk, Americana and country. Katie’s 2015 album, Fooled by the Fun was declared “one of the strongest Americana releases by a Canadian this year” by No Depression. Her 2018 song “Tip Jar,” which she recorded with the band El Coyote, was praised by Tom Power of CBC Q for its songwriting and for being his “new favourite song.”

There are three things Katie loves the most about being a musician. First there’s songwriting. An avid reader and word-lover and song-lover, she enjoys focusing on songwriting. Her next release features songs she wrote during a songwriting residency at the Banff Centre for the Arts in 2018. Second there’s collaboration: she loves playing songs with musician friends and recording music. And the third is sharing: nothing beats connecting with people through sharing songs. Katie’s live performance weaves her originals with vintage folk/country through her singular voice and a focus on tone and harmonies.

About House Concerts:
House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community.  

Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous thanks our funders and partners for their support. This project is made possible in part by the Manitoba Arts Council, FACTOR, SOCAN Foundation, and The Canada Council for the Arts.


LISTEN to Home Routes Radio: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/

Help us continue this important work
There are many ways to get involved in the furthering Canadian music with Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous. One way is through financial support by becoming a monthly subscriber at our Home Routes project Patreon page, with a contribution of $5 per month you will be helping HomeRoutes Chemin Chez Nous bring more music with more musicians to more places in Canada. Becoming a subscriber will also give you access to bonus podcast episodes of private concerts and more.

No matter the amount, your support matters. If you love folk music, the scene, the shows, the pickers, the songs in your head, the lonesome harmonica blowers, the cultural life of your country, please consider becoming a subscriber via Patreon here.
 
About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. 

For the full Home Routes Schedule ⇒ https://www.homeroutes.ca/attend/2018-2019-season-schedule-grid/

Katie Moore Links:
Website: https://www.katiemoore.ca/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KatieMooreMusic
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbeSMnSgWLZiiHKGIa4adgA
Tour Schedule: https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/katie-moore/
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Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous Brings Raine Hamilton to the “Big Horn Trail” Series -- Performing in Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern British Columbia October 2019

10/3/2019

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Raine Hamilton, Canadian Folk Music Award Recipient for Emerging Artist of the Year 2018
Resonant, acoustic chamber folk with an otherworldly edge, and a lyric presence that cuts deep. Prism-clear vocals and strings; A combination of vocal agility and power.
AWAKE. LISTENING. PRESENT.
 
[October 1, 2019] Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network presents Raine Hamilton on the ‘Big Horn Trail’ house concert series this October. Raine is touring Northwestern Alberta and Northeastern BC October 15 through 27, 2019, kicking off October 15 in Grimshaw, AB.  Full schedule is below, and at https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/raine-hamilton/.
 
Big Horn Trail Dates - Raine Hamilton
October 17, 2019    Grimshaw, AB
October 18, 2019    Fairview, AB
October 19, 2019    Cotillion, AB
October 20, 2019    Dawson Creek, BC
October 22, 2019    Hudson’s Hope, BC
October 23, 2019    Tumbler Ridge, BC
October 24, 2019    Wembley, AB
October 25, 2019    Valleyview, AB
October 26, 2019    Edmonton, AB
October 27, 2019    Evansburg, AB
 
To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca  or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889.  The full Home Routes schedule can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca.  
 
Big Horn Trail - Northwestern AB
Oct 15-27, 2019: Raine Hamilton (MB)
Nov 9-22, 2019: Logan McKillop (MB)
Jan 26-Feb 8, 2020: David Boulanger (QC
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020: Brigitte Jardin (YT)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020: Arthur & Fred of The Navigators (NL)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020: Ken Whiteley (ON)

About Raine Hamilton
Raine Hamilton writes resonant, acoustic chamber folk with an otherworldly edge, and a lyric presence that cuts deep. Prism-clear vocals and strings; A combination of vocal agility and power. She recently received a 2018 Canadian Folk Music Award for Emerging Artist of the Year.

Her new album, Night Sky, tips between the earthly and the otherworldly; it is anchored in relatable lived experience, while reaching into the space just beyond, thinning the veil between here and there, affording safe passage to the rough and beautiful places. Raine’s ethereal voice and lyrics are at the forefront of these powerful and relatable tunes, written both in English and in French. Alongside cello or double bass, and with Raine on violin or guitar, these songs have a moving string quartet feel with a cosmic reach.

Raine is also a charming and funny storyteller, pairing her vulnerable tunes with engaging story intros. Raine believes that music is for everyone, and that we all have something to share. An experienced educator, Raine offers workshops in songwriting and fiddle tune writing (EN/FR). Raine also offers concerts with American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation, to help make live music and the community that comes with it accessible to the Deaf community.

Cello accompanist Natanielle Felicitas is an experienced freelance collaborator whose intuitive style resonates with a broad range of audiences and performers alike. Learning the cello while growing up in Edmonton, Nat draws from her classical training to accompany musicians from folk music to experimental noise projects. Currently collaborating and touring with Raine Hamilton, other adventures include: touring Canada & UK with JP Hoe, composing and performing for theatre productions, and growing a list of session recordings (Raine Hamilton, KEN Mode, Logan McKillop, Joanne Pollock, Madeleine Roger,). In addition to the cello, Nat carries a nose-flute with her, in case of emergencies.

Big Horn Trail
The Big Horn Trail is a project of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, presenting Canadian and international artists to audiences in Northwestern Alberta, Northeastern British Columbia, and throughout Canada.

Home Routes’ programming emphasizes artistic excellence, and diverse and entertaining performances that leave audiences breathless and wanting more.

About House Concerts:
House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community.  

Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous thanks our funders and partners for their support. This project is made possible in part by the Manitoba Arts Council, FACTOR, SOCAN Foundation, and The Canada Council for the Arts.


LISTEN to Home Routes Radio: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/
 
Help us continue this important work
There are many ways to get involved in the furthering Canadian music with Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous. One way is through financial support by becoming a monthly subscriber at our Home Routes project Patreon page, with a contribution of $5 per month you will be helping HomeRoutes Chemin Chez Nous bring more music with more musicians to more places in Canada. Becoming a subscriber will also give you access to bonus podcast episodes of private concerts and more.

No matter the amount, your support matters. If you love folk music, the scene, the shows, the pickers, the songs in your head, the lonesome harmonica blowers, the cultural life of your country, please consider becoming a subscriber via Patreon here.
 
About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. 

Raine Hamilton Links:
Website: http://www.rainehamilton.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rainehamiltonmusic
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGGNyD7EJS8bxp002HYmoSQ
Trail Schedule: https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/raine-hamilton/

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Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous Brings Justin Lacroix to the “Aurora Trail” Series Performing in YT, BC, and NWT

10/3/2019

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[October 3, 2019] Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network is thrilled to present Justin Lacroix on the ‘Aurora Trail’ house concert series this October. He is touring Yukon, British Columbia, and the Northwest Territories.  The tour kicks off October 15 in Whitehorse, Yukon.  Full schedule is below, and online → https://www.homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/justin-lacroix/.

Justin Lacroix (Winnipeg) Contemporary Roots
A little folk, a little rock, and a lot of heart – that’s what you get from Justin Lacroix
–London Free Press

Winnipeg’s bilingual singer-songwriter Justin Lacroix infuses the timeless sounds of folk roots-rock and blues with expansive vocals and imaginative guitar riffs. Through his stories of love loss and life on the road Justin delivers a message of optimism and connection to the world around him. Whether as a solo act or joined by long-time bandmates Justin brings you a show that is authentic and uplifting.

Aurora (Yukon) Trail Dates - Justin Lacroix
October 15, 2019    Whitehorse Valleyview
October 16, 2019    Atlin
October 17, 2019    Teslin
October 18, 2019    Lake Laberge
October 19, 2019    Haines Junction
October 21, 2019    Carmacks
October 22, 2019    Faro
October 23, 2019    Mayo
October 24, 2019    Dawson City Menzies
October 25, 2019    Dawson City Seniors’ Centre
October 26, 2019    Inuvik
October 28, 2019    Whitehorse – North of Ordinary Experience Centre
 
To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or via email attend@homeroutes.ca  or info@homeroutes.ca or call: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889.  The full Home Routes schedule and online tickets can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca. 

Aurora Trail → SCHEDULE OF HOME ROUTES 2019/2020 PERFORMERS
Oct 15-28, 2019: Justin Lacroix (MB) 
Nov 9-22, 2019 Campbell D. Woods (ON)
Jan 26-Feb 8, Early Spirit (BC)
Feb 25-Mar 8, 2020 Betse & Clarke (MO)
March 25-Apr 6, 2020 Rick Fines (ON)
Apr 23-May 6, 2020 The Schotts (ON)

Aurora Trail
The Aurora Trail is a project of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, presenting Canadian and international artists to audiences in the Yukon, Northern British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and throughout Canada. Home Routes’ programming emphasizes artistic excellence, and diverse and entertaining performances that leave audiences breathless and wanting more.

About House Concerts:
House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community.  

Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous thanks our funders and partners for their support. This project is made possible in part by the Manitoba Arts Council, FACTOR, SOCAN Foundation, and The Canada Council for the Arts.


LISTEN to Home Routes Radio: https://www.homeroutes.ca/home-routes-radio/

Help us continue this important work
There are many ways to get involved in the furthering Canadian music with Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous. One way is through financial support by becoming a monthly subscriber at our Home Routes project Patreon page, with a contribution of $5 per month you will be helping HomeRoutes Chemin Chez Nous bring more music with more musicians to more places in Canada. Becoming a subscriber will also give you access to bonus podcast episodes of private concerts and more.

No matter the amount, your support matters. If you love folk music, the scene, the shows, the pickers, the songs in your head, the lonesome harmonica blowers, the cultural life of your country, please consider becoming a subscriber via Patreon here.
 
About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook. 

Full Home Routes Schedule online: https://homeroutes.ca/

Justin Lacroix Links:
Website: http://justinlacroix.squarespace.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JustinLacroixBand/
Tour Schedule: https://homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/justin-lacroix/
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