Due to complications from the ongoing pandemic, the Al Di Meola performance current scheduled for May 19 has been rescheduled for Wednesday, September 22. Ticket holders will be automatically transferred to the new date. Al Di Meola’s
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With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing Katrinette and her bandmates from the well-loved, all-female garage rock trio The Ape-ettes to go on hiatus, she took the opportunity to begin work on a solo release, using material she had written over a 13-year period. The resulting record, produced by Jonathan Danyliw and featuring a group of talented guest musicians, was released on vinyl and digital platforms on July 1, to warm reception from fans and fellow musicians both in and elsewhere.
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Fifty-two years ago this summer, The Beatles were finding it hard to decide on a suitable cover and title for their forthcoming album.
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Paul, the most energetic of the four, was particularly excited by the idea, but John and George were prevaricating and Ringo was dead against it, since foreign food disagreed with him.
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Julie Katrinette will preview her new solo album, “Let’s Not Complicate Things (With Our Minds)”, on CKLU 96.7 FM, Sunday at 7 p.m. The broadcast will also stream on cklu.ca and the free Radioplayer Canada app.
Launching officially on vinyl and digital platforms on July 1, the album marks the first solo release for Katrinette, best known for her work with the beloved all-female garage rock trio The Ape-ettes.
The album’s first single, “Letting Go”, pre-released on June 1, along with Katrinette’s first music video, are available at www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKnAWgBztgA.
Julie Katrinette
Julie Katrinette will preview her new solo album, “Let’s Not Complicate Things (With Our Minds)”, on CKLU 96.7 FM, Sunday at 7 p.m. The broadcast will also stream on cklu.ca and the free Radioplayer Canada app.
Launching officially on vinyl and digital platforms on July 1, the album marks the first solo release for Katrinette, best known for her work with the beloved all-female garage rock trio The Ape-ettes.
The album’s first single, “Letting Go”, pre-released on June 1, along with Katrinette’s first music video, are available at www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKnAWgBztgA.
With this album, Katrinette said she took a wide musical turn from her garage rock roots. The eight English and two French songs cover a range of folk, country, and bluegrass styles.