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We’re happy to report that we’ve been nominated to board VIA Rail for a cross-Canada, four-day-and-three-night trip and music showcase as part of CBC Music and Green Couch Productions‘ “Tracks on Tracks” contest! The train leaves Vancouver on June 8, with stops in Kamloops, Jasper, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Winnipeg, and arrives in Toronto on June 12 for the North by Northeast music festival.

The first step is to vote for us, every Wednesday until May 9th.

Next, enter yourself to win tickets to join us, or buy tickets now at a discounted rate.

As a thank you for voting, until May 9th, we’d like to give all of our supporters a free copy of our debut album, Sounds From The Treeline. Tweet your support, or make a Facebook wall post, and you’ll get a download link right away.

Tweet your support …and get a free copy of Sounds From The Treeline

Feat. Lady Jem
w/ guests:

Lakefield!
Rags To Radio!
Mercy Years!
Shot Royalties!
Derrick Mensch!

And a possible surprise DJ!

$8 min donation for advance tickets
$10 at the door

Doors @ 8, don’t be late.

ALL NET PROCEEDS WILL DIRECTLY BENEFIT THOSE ON THE DTES!

Oh, and it’s a costume party…

We can hardly believe it, but there is just over a week until our very first tour of Vancouver Island! The following island cities should put themselves on bear alert:

Friday, September 16:
Lakefield, The Ghostbirds, and (as the) Crow Flies (Facebook)
The Cambie at The Esquimalt Inn, Victoria, BC

Saturday, September 17:
Lakefield, The Ghostbirds, and (as the) Crow Flies (Facebook)
The Duncan Garage Showroom, Duncan, BC

Sunday, September 18:
A Sunday Afternoon with Lakefield – Acoustic Show (Facebook)
Zocalo Café, Courtenay, BC

See you there!

In addition to “exuberance and honesty” (François Marchand, The Vancouver Sun) and “so much sweetness” (Gregory Adams, The Georgia Straight), Lakefield’s stage show will feature homemade, hobby-electronic interactive art & lighting.

To schedule an interview, obtain an album for review or to attend one of these shows for a live review, please contact Shannon Luttmer at Independent Arts.

Promoters, street team, and helpful fans; download the tour poster.

In addition to “exuberance and honesty” (François Marchand, The Vancouver Sun) and “so much sweetness” (Gregory Adams, The Georgia Straight), Lakefield’s stage show will feature homemade, hobby-electronic interactive art & lighting.

To schedule an interview, obtain an album for review or to attend one of these shows for a live review, please contact Shannon Luttmer at Independent Arts.

Promoters, street team, and helpful fans; download the tour poster.

In addition to “exuberance and honesty” (François Marchand, The Vancouver Sun) and “so much sweetness” (Gregory Adams, The Georgia Straight), Lakefield’s stage show will feature homemade, hobby-electronic interactive art & lighting.

To schedule an interview, obtain an album for review or to attend one of these shows for a live review, please contact Shannon Luttmer at Independent Arts.

Taking public transit to the show? Hop on the 25 from Downtown Victoria.

Promoters, street team, and helpful fans; download the tour poster.

(1:00 AM) Malcolm & the Moonlight
(12:00 AM) The Coppertone
(11:00 PM) Lakefield
(10:00 PM) Ben Rogers

Buy passes online, or at Zulu Records, Red Cat Records, and Audiopile Records. Weekend Pass: $50; Day Pass: $25; Show: $12 at the door.

9:30 Ana Egge
10:30 Lakefield
11:30 Redbird

“Redbird is already such a fully formed and accomplished thing…Savannah Leigh Wellman has a clear, true voice and a touch for folk-pop that mingles the melancholy with the melodic. Naturally, it’s a seductive mix.”

“Ana Egge is set to release Bad Blood via Ammal Records on August 23rd. The 12-song set was produced by Steve Earle and recorded at Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, NY. Steve Earle stated, “Ana Egge’s songs are low and lonesome, big square-stare noir ballads which she plays on a guitar she built with her own two hands and sings like she’s telling us her deepest, darkest secrets.”