The Fugitives EP Release, Tranzac, Toronto

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The Fugitives are proud to announce a show to celebrate the release of our new EP “Bigger than Luck” through Light Organ Records. June 30th at the Tranzac in Toronto, with Kaia Kater.

We recorded our newest album in Toronto this January with producer John Critchley (Dan Mangan, Elliot BROOD). The day we were tracking gang vocals was the night of the biggest snowstorm in Toronto in the last ten years. We expected no one to show. But being the amazing supportive Torontonians that you were, we had dozens of people come out in force (in the middle of a SNOWSTORM) to sing on our album and help support us.

We love Tdot for reasons like this. Come celebrate the release of our new EP on June 30th at the Tranzac. We will be playing with a full 6 piece band, including many of the players who were on the album.

You can stream the new single off our website here

Fugitives Announce New EP

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We are super proud to announce the release of our new, EP, “Bigger than Luck” due out July 16 on Light Organ Records. There’s a whole ton of info about the release over at the Fugitives site HERE. Our big thanks to Light Organ Records, producer John Critchley, and all the amazing Torontonian musicians who helped out on this recording. Full-length coming in the fall!

UPDATE: Exclaim just did a lil write-up on it. You can read about that HERE

 

May News: Nat’l Poetry Month Thanks!

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Thanks to everyone for an amazing National Poetry Month! It took me all over Western Canada and spilled over well into May, with writing residencies with the Vancouver Biennale and Mulgrave Secondary. I got to give a few shout outs to: Sheri-D Wilson, organizer of the Calgary Spoken Word Fest – best spoken word fest in the country, bar none! Jody Beck in Edson, Susan Telfer in the Sunshine Coast, Marlena Morgan at Mulgrave, Katherine Tong at the Vancouver Biennale, and Chris Gilpin at Wordplay, here in Vancouver.

Phew. I’m taking a week off. Gonna fly to a tropical destination (actually) and relax on the beach. Actually, it’s supposed to rain there, but whatever. See y’all in June!

April News

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Thanks to all of those I’ve seen on the road the past 6 weeks: to Western Canada peeps on The Fugitives tour, and to folks on the Sunshine Coast and Alberta during solo National Poetry Month related activities. There was some nasty weather – I’m looking at you Saskatchewan and Alberta – but it was otherwise good, safe fun times.

I’m headed home now for a few months to work with the people on the Bienniale project, facilitating collaborative performances in schools based on public art. I’ve done a few sessions so far, and it’s been great. I’m psyched to see the final results. I’ll also be popping up in the odd Travellin’ SLAM gig or solo gig. After that, stay tuned for the new Fugitives releases – hitting stores and your faces in July (EP) and October (LP).

Until then!