We have several shows coming to the Record Centre's Tiny Stage!

This Saturday, April 6th from 3-4pm

The following Saturday, April 13th from 3-4pm

Tom Thomson as Chime of Wrens and Friends Presents:

Brian Eno's Music for Airports Reimagined featuring Joseph Trivers on our Yamaha Piano.

On Sunday April 14th, Linsey Wellman plays an afternoon show from 3-4pm

An active member of the Ottawa/Gatineau music scene, Linsey Wellman is known as a creative and spontaneous improvisor. In addition to being a soloist on the alto and baritone saxophones, he was a member of 2019 Polaris Prize shortlisted Fet.Nat and is a part of (Sun Ra tribute) Rakestar Arkestra, KAY-fayb and (JUNO award winner) Kobo Town. He has also played in countless improvised music and jazz ensembles.

He is co-founder of the Improvising Musicians of Ottawa/Outaouais (IMOO) concert series of which he was co-curator from 2010 to 2023.

Here's a good video from a show a while back:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_0dk_6Mxmw

Record Store Day April 20th 3-4pm - we are featuring a very special show! 

Our Friend Catriona Sturton releases her first Vinyl record, in the store, on Record Store Day! Amazing

ABOUT:

Big Heart, Big Lungs. Sings like an angel, plays like a beast. Rock and roll lover of Heavenly and the heaviest blues. One woman, harmonica-driven band. After learning to file harmonica reeds in a back alley, Catriona became the bassist for Halifax teen-rockers, Plumtree (who inspired the cult-favourite book and movie, Scott Pilgrim, with their song of the same name). Multi-instrumentalist who plays harmonica, slide banjo, violin & guitar (often at the same time) .

Catriona is a J.M.I. Recordings, artist, and her debut with the label, "We Bloom at Night" will be a 10" record.

Her biggest claim to fame might be that she “May have written the best song to date about butt-dialing — “Calling From My Pants” – Critics Pick, Nashville Scene