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Daniel Moir, Wheat Halo, Bramwell Park
Daniel Moir, Wheat Halo and Bramwell Park perform live at the Aviary. Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at the door.
Advance tickets: https://the-aviary.net/…/daniel-moir-w-wheat-halo…/
Daniel Moir http://www.danielmoir.com
Daniel Moir is a Canadian singer/songwriter, producer and visual artist, and has currently released four solo albums. Daniel has played at numerous festivals and conferences, and has toured extensively in both Canada and the United States. Daniel has toured with artists like (Grapes of Wrath vocalist/guitarist) Kevin Kane, and shared the stage with artists like Kathleen Edwards, Shad and Timber Timbre. His songs have seen chart positions on radio and placements with NBC, with his song “Change the World” (solo release “the Country and the Sea”) appearing in the season finale of the hit American TV series “Mercy”.
Wheat Halo https://wheathalo.com/
Making a departure from, or maybe running parallel to their Alt/Classic Country roots, Wheat Halo revels in the collective ensemble approach for their debut album, Initiation Well. “Since the music is our focus rather than any one member of the band, the songs become bigger than the people playing them.” Murder ballads, snarky political statements, smart songs, cutlery, swirly guitars, cookie sheets, thumping drums, an angelic vocal chorus, pumping accordion- these are the sounds on Initiation Well.
Bramwell Park www.bramwellparkmusic.bandcamp.com/album/river-city-blues
Bramwell Park is a multi-instrumentalist touring/session musician and singer/songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. Mainstay in the western Canadian music scene he has performed and recorded with artists such as The Provincial Archive, Billie Zizi, D’orjay the Singing Shaman, Scott Cook, The Brasstactics, Leeroy Stagger, Maddie Storvold and many more. Bramwell’s original music leans towards roots/Canadiana, with nods to modern indie, and as a sideman, he can be seen/heard playing drums, banjo, guitar, or mandolin, always maintaining his unique musical approach.