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**Kristin Sweetland
I will be playing some shows with the stellar Kristin Sweetland (www.kristinsweetland.com). Check the tour page for dates and locations. Kristin is one of my favorite people on the planet and making music with her is a thorough joy.
Playing with Kristin Sweetland
October 23, 2010, Sault Ste Marie ON
Loplops 651 Queen St.E.,
9:00pm www.loplops.com
Sept 3rd-5th Hosting a side stage @
The Shelter Valley Folk Festival
The Festival takes place on the Henkel Farm
in the heart of Northumberland County, 90 min East of Toronto
www.sheltervalley.com
September 16, 2010, Toronto ON
Playing with Kristin Sweetland
w/ Sara Kamin (www.myspace.com/sarakamin) and Amy Campbell (www.myspace.com/amycampbellsongs)
The Rivoli 9:00pm www.rivoli.ca
September 21, 2010, Thunder Bay ON
Playing with Kristin Sweetland
w/ Outside the Lines (www.myspace.com/outsidethelinesgrlz)
The Apollo, 239 Red River Road
9:00pm www.tbshows.com
September 23, 2010, Winnipeg MB
Playing with Kristin Sweetland
The Edge Gallery, 611 Main Street
8:00pm www.edgevillage.com
**Swell (formerly known as Taste This)
September 28th
Solstice Cafe
529 Pandora Avenue
Victoria, BC
door 7:30pm show 8pm
tickets available only at the door for this show
$15
September 29th
The Vancouver East Cultural Centre
1895 Venables Street
Vancouver, BC
door 7:30pm show 8pm
tickets available soon at the VECC box office and at the door
September 30th
The Fremont Abbey Arts Centre
4272 Fremont Ave N.
Seattle WA
Doors 7:30pm show 8pm
Tickets available online soon, and at the door
$12 in advance $15 @ the door
October 1st
Butch Voices Conference
Portland State University
Portland OR
doors 7:30 show 8pm
tickets available @ the door or register online at http://butchvoicesportland2010.eventbrite.com/
tickets $12 in advance, $15 @ the door
October 2nd
Butch Voices Conference
Butch Buffet
Hawthorne Theatre
3862 Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard
Portland, OR
register online at http://butchvoicesportland2010.eventbrite.com/
Bit of Info about Swell:
With numerous books, CDs, performance, and video works to their individual credit, “cultural agitator and fab femme (NOW)” Anna Camilleri, “natural-born storyteller (Globe and Mail)” Ivan E. Coyote, and “musical genius (Xtra)” Lyndell Montgomery recently started talking about resurrecting the magical collaboration that Taste This was. For the premiere of So The Story Goes—an original interdisciplinary performance—they’ll be joined by Leslie Peters whose video works have screened internationally from Buenos Aries to Australia.
A lot has changed since Taste This exploded onto the cultural scene, but the issues that the early collective inhabited continue to be relevant—questions of gender, sexuality, desire, culture, class, rural versus city life, and kinship. Home stories. Queer tales. True, except when they’re not. Stories that swell and implode the spaces between cultural institutions and queer landscapes; between female and male; between tightly produced performance and kitchen table talk.
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