Madison Violet

Brenley and Lisa are no stranger to tragedy, but finding a way to move through the dark to find a glimmer of light, has become a speciality of theirs. It seemed that bad luck had followed them around for nearly a decade. Brenley’s brother murdered in Toronto. Lisa’s brother was killed in a car accident. Canceled tours due to death and illness. And heartbreak. Yes, the pair managed to build a rock-solid friendship after a brutal breakup, all the while keeping the band in tact. But back in January, 2016, they realized that their career was looking like it had begun to take comfort in that same well of tragedy. An album that was full of high energy and hope, sat unreleased, leaving the duo stuck in a bit of musical limbo. Nobody seemed to know what to do with it. They waited for the label to release it, and as they waited for months, the excitement was lost, and Brenley and Lisa found themselves, yet again, searching for a glimmer of light in the dark.

So, they did what they needed to do. They cleaned the slate. Took control back of every aspect of their career. And with that, came the freedom to make the music they wanted. It was the glue they needed to keep them from falling apart, both in their music, and emotionally.

Kellie Loder

There is something truly captivating about Juno award nominee, Kellie Loder. It can be found in their poignant and timely lyrics set against magical melodies. It can also be found in the singer/songwriter’s electrifying live shows, inspiring profound emotion in listeners. You’ll cry, you’ll laugh, and you’ll tell your friends about it. CBC q’s Tom Power proclaims “If I were a betting man, I’d bet the house on Kellie Loder being the next big thing out of Newfoundland”.

Loder is the first place runner-up of City TV’s Canada’s Got Talent where they triumphantly wowed audiences and judges with their outstanding mesmerizing performances. Included in their long list of accolades are 2022 ECMA nominations for Songwriter of the Year as well as Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year. They were named the 2021 Ron Hynes Songwriter of the Year at the Music NL Awards and received a 2021 ECMA Award for their groundbreaking music video and compelling song, “Molded Like A Monster”.

Their 2019 single “Fearless”, received high praise and was chosen as the soundtrack behind CBC’s 2021 Tokyo Olympics coverage as well as the soundtrack behind an IMAX Trailer for Superpower Dogs, narrated by Chris Evans (Captain America/Avengers). Their continued accomplishments and hard work has placed them on the same performance stages as Melissa Etheridge, Steven Page, Paul Brady, Joel Plaskett, Alan Doyle, and more.

Anyone who has heard Loder or watched them perform knows one thing is certain: they’re a towering talent about to explode on the world stage.

Schedule of Events

Doors: 7:00 p.m.

Show: 7:30 p.m.

Capacity: 220

Delivery Methods: Print-At-Home (FREE)

Accessibility: This venue is accessible for those with mobility limitations.