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The Barr BrothersLand of Talk
Wed, 11 Feb, 7:30 PM EST
Doors open
7:00 PM EST
The Bronson
211 Bronson Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1R 6H5
Description
NEW DATE - original tickets honoured at the door
The Barr Brothers - Let It Hiss Tour (Montreal neo-folk)
with very special guest
Land Of Talk (Montreal indie rock)
licensed 19+ w/ photo ID
general admission/standing floor
VIP Experience includes
early entry into venue to watch the last 30 minutes of soundcheck
one (1) song acoustic performance + fan questions
one (1) photo with the band
one (1) unique signed merch item
service fees include a $3 facility fee
there is a strict SIX ticket limit for this event. orders found in violation of this limit will be cancelled without notice. any suspected reseller orders will be cancelled without refund.
Please note: tickets have a delivery delay and will be sent three days prior to the event.
presented by with the support of Ontario Creates and FACTOR
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PLEASE NOTE: Vax and masks are no longer required, but masks are always encouraged.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE PENDING PROVINCIAL HEALTH REGULATIONS
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limit of six tickets per household/credit card.
lineup, date, venue, times and ticket price subject to change without notice.
all tickets sales are final. no exchanges, upgrades, or refunds.
any tickets purchased by suspected resellers are subject to cancellation without refund.
Event Information
Age Limit
19+
eTicket Delivery
Your tickets will be e-mailed closer to the event date.
Capacity
920
Neo-Traditional Folk
The Barr Brothers
The Barr Brothers
Neo-Traditional Folk
Brothers Andrew and Brad Barr had spent most of the 90s criss-crossing North America, playing music with their spirited, improv-based rock trio, The Slip. In the spring of 2004, the band was playing a small club in Montreal, QC when a fire broke out in the venue. They grabbed a few guitars/drums and rushed out onto the rainy street with the rest of the concert goers. As the club's mezzanine was swallowed by flames, Andrew offered his coat to one of the waitresses from the bar. One year later, Brad and Andrew Barr were living in Montreal. That waitress is now one of their managers.
In his first apartment in the new city, Brad shared an adjoining wall with Sarah Page, a classically trained harpist from Montreal, whose melodies would seep through the cracks of the wall and into the music Brad was writing. From this nebulous relationship, a friendship developed and the brothers, with Sarah, began recording and performing around Montreal. Soon, their friend and multi-instrumentalist Andres Vial was brought in to lend his wide array of expertise to the outfit, playing keyboards, bass, vibes, percussion, and singing. They called themselves The Barr Brothers.
