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Aboriginal, New Country, Singer/songwriter

TRACY BONE

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Click the Play button to listen to tracks here, or click on the track Titles to open a separate popup window. Blind from No Lies

The Air I Breathe from No Lies

Sweetest Surprise from No Lies

2010 Vancouver Olympics Entertainer, Proud Canadian and Recycler, Singer/Songwriter Tracy Bone has been blessed with many exciting and satisfying career highlights, including sharing the stage with the likes of CCMA Hall of Fame Inductees Prairie Oyster, CCMA’s Female Artist of the Year – Crystal Shawanda, CCMA Rising Star Shane Yellowbird, Multi-Award earning group Doc Walker and Country Songwriter Charlie Major. She returned from the 2010 Olympics after a week full of live performances in Vancouver, BC, Canada with humbling “once-in-a-lifetime” memories. Representing her home province during Manitoba Night at BC Place, 2009 Juno Award Nominee Tracy Bone glowed with pride.

The Country Recording Artist performed on the nationally televised award ceremony and received top honours for “Songwriter of The Year” – ’09 Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Awards for her debut album “No Lies”. Additional highlights include 2008 Western Canadian Music Awards performance after her win for Aboriginal Recording of the Year. She took to the stage during (A.P.T.N.) Aboriginal Peoples Television Network’s live concert broadcast of ’08 National Aboriginal Day. The music found a place in an episode of APTN’s Mixed Blessings, and her performances have been featured in three APTN music series, Solstice Concerts, The Mix and Arbor Live. CBC Radio has twice featured Tracy on live radio broadcasts, Red Road Music and Future Sound Of Native Canada. The Ojibwa Songstress received “Women of Note” recognition in Winnipeg Women Magazine.

An inspiring and engaging speaker, Tracy reminds us to recognize and honor our gifts/talents. She travels across North America to connect with the youth through her musical workshops. She supports a brighter future through presentations to the youth, often with her partner J. C. Campbell. “We focus on self-esteem, positive relationships, song writing and performing”, Bone explains. “Building an arts program in my community, host fundraisers for a recreation center for the youth. Take the vision and expand. I’d like the youth to be hands on, so they can be proud of their work and contributions for the next generation.

Workshop Presenter/Entertainer/Songwriter:
2009 blessed Tracy with a Juno Award Nomination; Songwriter of the Year at Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards; North American Indigenous Image Award for Best Country CD.
2008 Western Canadian Music Awards win; Native American Music Awards win (Nammy) for Best Country CD.

2008:
Indian Summer Music Awards win for Best Country Recording;
Native American Music Awards Nominee for Best Female Artist; Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards Double Nominee

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No Lies NO LIES
TRACY BONE
2008

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LIVE MUSIC CALENDAR

DATE	THE BILL	VENUE
Aug 25	River Barge Festival Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and the Hunter Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble Trio Bembe The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra	The Forks Description An incredible line-up of local and national performers will wrap up a busy summer for Winnipeg festival goers. In its first year, the River Barge Festival will host over thirty music and performing arts acts on a floating stage at The Forks. As part of the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010 Arts For All program, the inaugural River Barge Festival will be presented free of charge and feature a diverse array of singers, bands, and performing arts groups including Francophone, Aboriginal, and young artists. “This festival is the celebration of Winnipeg as the cultural hub of Canada,” says Carol Phillips, Executive Producer of the WCCC 2010 program. “There will be something for everyone, and everyone is invited.” Included in the line-up are singer-songwriters Romi Mayes, Greg MacPherson, and Christine Fellows. Manitoba Theatre Centre will be presenting their family-friendly show The History of Manitoba from the Beginning of Time to the Present in 45 Minutes and there will be a family day featuring Al Simmons, Fred Penner and Rocki Rolletti. On Friday, August 27th there will be a gala performance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and local favourite Sierra Noble, and many more performances are planned. “We are excited to see that barge on the water, and performers lighting up the stage,” said Paul Jordan, Chief Operating Officer at The Forks Renewal Corporation. “People have been meeting at The Forks for thousands of years, and it only makes sense for us to celebrate Winnipeg as the Cultural Capital of Canada right here on these shores.” The Cultural Capitals program is a competitive, federally funded program through Canadian Heritage. The River Barge Festival was proposed as part of the winning application made by the Winnipeg Arts Council on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. For more information visit http://www.artsforall.ca The River Barge Festival Performers August 25-29, 2010 The Forks Free! The River Barge Festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and national favourites. More details can be found at http://www.artsforall.ca Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers D. Rangers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and Hunter-Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell & Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Trio Bembe More performers will be added. Find full bios and updates at http://www.artsforall.ca Address Winnipeg, MB	info
Aug 26	River Barge Festival Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and the Hunter Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble Trio Bembe The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra	The Forks Description An incredible line-up of local and national performers will wrap up a busy summer for Winnipeg festival goers. In its first year, the River Barge Festival will host over thirty music and performing arts acts on a floating stage at The Forks. As part of the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010 Arts For All program, the inaugural River Barge Festival will be presented free of charge and feature a diverse array of singers, bands, and performing arts groups including Francophone, Aboriginal, and young artists. “This festival is the celebration of Winnipeg as the cultural hub of Canada,” says Carol Phillips, Executive Producer of the WCCC 2010 program. “There will be something for everyone, and everyone is invited.” Included in the line-up are singer-songwriters Romi Mayes, Greg MacPherson, and Christine Fellows. Manitoba Theatre Centre will be presenting their family-friendly show The History of Manitoba from the Beginning of Time to the Present in 45 Minutes and there will be a family day featuring Al Simmons, Fred Penner and Rocki Rolletti. On Friday, August 27th there will be a gala performance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and local favourite Sierra Noble, and many more performances are planned. “We are excited to see that barge on the water, and performers lighting up the stage,” said Paul Jordan, Chief Operating Officer at The Forks Renewal Corporation. “People have been meeting at The Forks for thousands of years, and it only makes sense for us to celebrate Winnipeg as the Cultural Capital of Canada right here on these shores.” The Cultural Capitals program is a competitive, federally funded program through Canadian Heritage. The River Barge Festival was proposed as part of the winning application made by the Winnipeg Arts Council on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. For more information visit http://www.artsforall.ca The River Barge Festival Performers August 25-29, 2010 The Forks Free! The River Barge Festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and national favourites. More details can be found at http://www.artsforall.ca Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers D. Rangers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and Hunter-Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell & Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Trio Bembe More performers will be added. Find full bios and updates at http://www.artsforall.ca Address Winnipeg, MB	info
Aug 27	River Barge Festival Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and the Hunter Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble Trio Bembe The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra	The Forks Description An incredible line-up of local and national performers will wrap up a busy summer for Winnipeg festival goers. In its first year, the River Barge Festival will host over thirty music and performing arts acts on a floating stage at The Forks. As part of the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010 Arts For All program, the inaugural River Barge Festival will be presented free of charge and feature a diverse array of singers, bands, and performing arts groups including Francophone, Aboriginal, and young artists. “This festival is the celebration of Winnipeg as the cultural hub of Canada,” says Carol Phillips, Executive Producer of the WCCC 2010 program. “There will be something for everyone, and everyone is invited.” Included in the line-up are singer-songwriters Romi Mayes, Greg MacPherson, and Christine Fellows. Manitoba Theatre Centre will be presenting their family-friendly show The History of Manitoba from the Beginning of Time to the Present in 45 Minutes and there will be a family day featuring Al Simmons, Fred Penner and Rocki Rolletti. On Friday, August 27th there will be a gala performance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and local favourite Sierra Noble, and many more performances are planned. “We are excited to see that barge on the water, and performers lighting up the stage,” said Paul Jordan, Chief Operating Officer at The Forks Renewal Corporation. “People have been meeting at The Forks for thousands of years, and it only makes sense for us to celebrate Winnipeg as the Cultural Capital of Canada right here on these shores.” The Cultural Capitals program is a competitive, federally funded program through Canadian Heritage. The River Barge Festival was proposed as part of the winning application made by the Winnipeg Arts Council on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. For more information visit http://www.artsforall.ca The River Barge Festival Performers August 25-29, 2010 The Forks Free! The River Barge Festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and national favourites. More details can be found at http://www.artsforall.ca Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers D. Rangers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and Hunter-Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell & Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Trio Bembe More performers will be added. Find full bios and updates at http://www.artsforall.ca Address Winnipeg, MB	info
Aug 28	River Barge Festival Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and the Hunter Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble Trio Bembe The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra	The Forks Description An incredible line-up of local and national performers will wrap up a busy summer for Winnipeg festival goers. In its first year, the River Barge Festival will host over thirty music and performing arts acts on a floating stage at The Forks. As part of the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010 Arts For All program, the inaugural River Barge Festival will be presented free of charge and feature a diverse array of singers, bands, and performing arts groups including Francophone, Aboriginal, and young artists. “This festival is the celebration of Winnipeg as the cultural hub of Canada,” says Carol Phillips, Executive Producer of the WCCC 2010 program. “There will be something for everyone, and everyone is invited.” Included in the line-up are singer-songwriters Romi Mayes, Greg MacPherson, and Christine Fellows. Manitoba Theatre Centre will be presenting their family-friendly show The History of Manitoba from the Beginning of Time to the Present in 45 Minutes and there will be a family day featuring Al Simmons, Fred Penner and Rocki Rolletti. On Friday, August 27th there will be a gala performance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and local favourite Sierra Noble, and many more performances are planned. “We are excited to see that barge on the water, and performers lighting up the stage,” said Paul Jordan, Chief Operating Officer at The Forks Renewal Corporation. “People have been meeting at The Forks for thousands of years, and it only makes sense for us to celebrate Winnipeg as the Cultural Capital of Canada right here on these shores.” The Cultural Capitals program is a competitive, federally funded program through Canadian Heritage. The River Barge Festival was proposed as part of the winning application made by the Winnipeg Arts Council on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. For more information visit http://www.artsforall.ca The River Barge Festival Performers August 25-29, 2010 The Forks Free! The River Barge Festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and national favourites. More details can be found at http://www.artsforall.ca Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers D. Rangers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and Hunter-Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell & Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Trio Bembe More performers will be added. Find full bios and updates at http://www.artsforall.ca Address Winnipeg, MB	info
Aug 29	River Barge Festival Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and the Hunter Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble Trio Bembe The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra	The Forks Description An incredible line-up of local and national performers will wrap up a busy summer for Winnipeg festival goers. In its first year, the River Barge Festival will host over thirty music and performing arts acts on a floating stage at The Forks. As part of the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada 2010 Arts For All program, the inaugural River Barge Festival will be presented free of charge and feature a diverse array of singers, bands, and performing arts groups including Francophone, Aboriginal, and young artists. “This festival is the celebration of Winnipeg as the cultural hub of Canada,” says Carol Phillips, Executive Producer of the WCCC 2010 program. “There will be something for everyone, and everyone is invited.” Included in the line-up are singer-songwriters Romi Mayes, Greg MacPherson, and Christine Fellows. Manitoba Theatre Centre will be presenting their family-friendly show The History of Manitoba from the Beginning of Time to the Present in 45 Minutes and there will be a family day featuring Al Simmons, Fred Penner and Rocki Rolletti. On Friday, August 27th there will be a gala performance with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and local favourite Sierra Noble, and many more performances are planned. “We are excited to see that barge on the water, and performers lighting up the stage,” said Paul Jordan, Chief Operating Officer at The Forks Renewal Corporation. “People have been meeting at The Forks for thousands of years, and it only makes sense for us to celebrate Winnipeg as the Cultural Capital of Canada right here on these shores.” The Cultural Capitals program is a competitive, federally funded program through Canadian Heritage. The River Barge Festival was proposed as part of the winning application made by the Winnipeg Arts Council on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. For more information visit http://www.artsforall.ca The River Barge Festival Performers August 25-29, 2010 The Forks Free! The River Barge Festival will feature a diverse line-up of local and national favourites. More details can be found at http://www.artsforall.ca Al Simmons Chic Gamine Christine Fellows The Crooked Brothers D. Rangers Darrelyne Bickel Digging Roots Flying Fox and Hunter-Gatherers Fred Penner Greg MacPherson Imaginary Cities Jazz on Wheels J.C. Campbell & Tracy Bone Jessee Havey Johnny Cajun Les Surveillantes Luke Doucet Manitoba Theatre Centre Matthew Contois Rocki Rolletti Papa Mambo Romi Mayes Sierra Noble The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Trio Bembe More performers will be added. Find full bios and updates at http://www.artsforall.ca Address Winnipeg, MB	info