March 20th concert

Lindsay Ferguson is getting gaining some serious momentum, here’s an excerpt from her Myspace.

ndependent Artist/Musician, Lindsay Ferguson released her first ever full-length album “SOUND” in September 2007 setting a record breaking attendance CD Release Party at The Black Sheep Inn in Wakefield Quebec. Lindsay’s album, (recorded by producer great, Mr. Dave Draves of Little Bullhorn Productions Ottawa Ontario) has been critically acclaimed as Canada’s 2nd Best album of 2007 (only after Feists “Reminder”) by the Ottawa Citizen, on of Canada’s leading newspapers. Lindsay got her start singing at the young age of two while being interviewed by her radio journalist Father. Now, nearly three decades later, Lindsay has been honing her voice & song-writing by researching life tales through living & singing in various places; Bermuda, Ontario, Newfoundland, Ireland, Peru, Quebec, California, Switzerland and now Toronto. One of her favourite road stories was when she was in Ireland and she knocked on the hotel bedroom door of Bono (U2) and asked him if he’d take a listen to her music…he said yes, and a new inspiration was born!!”

Capital Grass and the No Men. 

http://www.myspace.com/capitalgrassandthenomen

This band is a slight exception to the “acoustic” name, but the lead singer plays a banjo, so that’s cool in my book. If you like roots music, country, bluegrass, all with a bit of an edge, look no further. This guys put on a heck of a show that won’t soon be forgotten.