Admiral Live presents... Budweiser New Music Fest 2018! ARTIST LINEUP & TICKET INFO COMING LATE SPRING! FESTIVAL INFO: www.NewMusicFest.ca VENUE: BELL PARK / GRACE HARTMAN AMPHITHEATRE 900 Paris St, Sudbury, ON INFO: (705) 242 1067 Gates: 6PM (Friday & Saturday) Event: Ages 16+ / Licensed ACCOMMODATIONS: Lexington Hotel Sudbury T: (705) 675-5602 http://www.lexingtonsudbury.ca/ Quality Inn Sudbury T: (705) 675 1273 http://qualityinnsudbury.com/

Tuesday, September 18th – Elliott Brood - $15.00 + tax adv. $20 at the door. Doors 8:00pm. Elliott BROOD is a three-piece, folk-rock/alt-country band based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Their brand of fuzzed-up roots music makes for a captivating and frenetic live performance. That energy has always translates to the band’s five acclaimed records. Their style has been called everything from ‘blackgrass’ to ‘death country,’ but those descriptions don’t capture the transcendent heights of their unique approach to roots music. Fall 2017 saw the band release their sixth full-length studio album Ghost Gardens via Paper Bag Records. The album title alludes to a phenomenon whereby the perennial gardens of houses and buildings having been abandoned or forgotten for years or even decades, continue to grow and reappear year after year, despite their original caretakers' absence. Summer and Fall of 2018 sees EB play festivals and clubs all across the country. The road to Ghost Gardens began with the rediscovery of lost demo songs from early in the band’s career, nearly a decade and a half ago. The misplaced hard drive had long been forgotten in a garage sitting dormant in an old suitcase. The rediscovered recordings were demos and rough sketches of song lyrics and melody ideas. On Ghost Gardens, Elliott BROOD get to relive their past through a lens that is wiser both musically and lyrically. In 2013, Elliott BROOD won a Juno Award for their World War One inspired album Days Into Years. Over the course of their career they have been nominated for a total of five Juno awards. In 2009 they were shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize and in 2012 the band found themselves nominated for a Genie Award for their original song “West End Sky” that was featured in the film Grown Up...

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Presented by Northern Lights Festival Boréal NLFB is thrilled to welcome back past festival performers, the Good Lovelies. The group continues to delight crowds across the country, as their sound evolves and progresses. Tickets are now on sale online, as well as at the NLFB Office (19 Grey Street) and the Italian Club (7 Craig Street). $30 for advanced tickets and $35 at the door. Doors open at 6:30pm, wit h the show starting around 7:30pm. There will be a cash bar, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Food, including delicious pizza and subs, will be sold by the Copper Cliff Italian Club. Bring friends and family, to enjoy a night of wonderful music! Seating is first come, first serve. General admission. BIO: "Shapeshifters is a brilliant album and, in a sense, the beginning of a new chapter in the musical life of the Good Lovelies.” -- Spill Magazine "rhythms here sway and swing like a Bahamas record (check out Take Me, Take Me or Pulse and Flatline) and the richly textured vocal treatments at times recall the work of Pierre Marchand and Sarah McLachlan.” -- Winnipeg Free Press “Shapeshifters, the new release from Canadian folk-harmony trio Good Lovelies, combines the familiar sound of three voices raised in harmony paired with spacious keyboard and machine-like rhythms to full effect with the result being a curiously satisfying mix of hopefulness and the forlorn. The fact that their voices go together as if it was divinely decreed doesn’t hurt in making all this work so well. Sounds not a little like the sonic equivalent of a glittering diamond on velvet. Performance: A+/Production: A+” -- Rod Nicholson, Scene Magazine You hear it a lot these days – the idea that something is greater than the sum of its parts – and...

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