Tag Archive for the term: elizabeth bruce

With a new year comes new shows, new ideas and new festivals! Just a week away is the first Monthly Mess of 2010, and it’s taking part in a new Dance Festival in Montreal!
CoMotion Farm’s Dance Week, starts on Monday night at MainLine Theatre (3997 St. Laurent, just below Duluth). The festival offers everything dance! [...]

This is the first album from Elizabeth Bruce (a.k.a. me), an Ottawa-based singer-songwriter. It was recorded at Montreal’s Treatment Room on an old, but well-tempered piano way back in the fall of 2006. It also features singing, handclaps, drums, bass, violin, banjo, organ and handclaps. Dark, moody folk-rock with classical flourishes. Suggested for fans of [...]

I’m going to be on the radio on Thursday night… It’s a live show on CKCU 93.1 FM (Carleton University’s campus station) that starts at 11 p.m. I’ll be playing and singing my own songs. If you want to be on the radio, too, you can call-in during the program and harrass me! Or if [...]

Sorry to those of you who weren’t able to make the Assembly 2.0 shows this past Friday and Saturday and have been searching for the show lists. As I wrote on the Celtx forums,

Things came together so close to the show itself (the actors getting their scripts 4 days before the show, bands meeting the [...]

Remember Elizabeth Bruce from the April Mess? She sang that song “the world is full of beautiful people.. heyaa heyaahh” and we clapped along to the slow march rhythm? You can hear that song on her myspace these days, or catch her live with friends tommorrow (Monday June 3, 2007) at her record launch at [...]

For me last night’s MonthlyMess started with taping the Indyish business card down the long halls and up the stairs of the old RCA building, up to the Tricycle Media studio, all the ones I’d brought, until I had none left. I’ve been lost in this building before, coming to parties in the Kobayashi practice [...]