Manitoba Live Music Event

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The Times Changed High And Lonesome Club will now be having a monthly open mic night!

Glenn Radley will be hosting, and having guest co-hosts showcasing local and international songwriters. The format will be an "in the round" style songwriter set, followed by the open mic.

Doors and signup at 7PM, show at 8pm! We're excited to have you and hear you! No cover charge.

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Raised in Brooklyn, Ben de la Cour was playing New York City dive bars with his brother a full decade before he could legally drink. A high-school dropout and former amateur boxer, he received his education by listening to his parent’s record collection – full of everything from Bob Dylan and The Everly Brothers to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jimi Hendrix and Black Sabbath. At the tender age of nineteen he spent a year in Havana training with members of the Cuban national boxing team before moving to London with his brother to revive their doom metal band, Dead Man’s Root. They lived in a van and toured around Europe for several years until the band fell apart under the two-fisted attack of burnout and drunken brawls, and in 2008 de la Cour returned to the states with a head full of softer, bruised, but no less intense acoustic songs.

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Glenn Radley is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and recording artist from Winnipeg, MB. Trained in the jazz tradition at the University of Manitoba, Glenn has made a name for himself as one of Winnipeg's go-to drummers for touring and recording. Glenn has been featured on a number of albums including work by Kevin Roy, Sebastian Owl, Sibyl, and Dave Quanbury, and toured extensively in Canada with artists such as Brodie Moniker, Apollo Suns, and Hearing Trees.

With a versatile, multi-textured, powerhouse voice and a thirst for drama, Glenn brings the weight of his diverse musical experiences to bear in the world of pop, channeling influences including Brian Wilson, Harry Nilsson, Andy Shauf, and Patrick Watson.

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Talie Polischuk is a songwriter, artist and leather worker from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

"You sit there silent. Admiring the sun as it wisps itself through the dancing leaves of an elm tree. You hear music. It's a soul with a guitar lusting your ears with a song only the past could have written. It's melody like the remnants of every bird song you ever knew grazing your ears all at once. You look down from the leaves and you see a woman. Blue jeaned and a sweater, strumming the guitar like it will pick her up and float her away from some flattened small town that will never hold her heart and singing like a siren with every intent that you succumb to floating away with her." - Scott Leroux