Music
contactunionstreet@gmail.com
(902) 538-7787
Doors open at 6pm
The Union Street is proud to present, Donovan Woods. If you plan on joining us for dinner before the show, please call (902) 538-7787.
Donovan Woods’ work is guided by a mantra that only sounds simple: Good songs win.
Woods, a Juno Award nominee, was raised in the small city of Sarnia, Ontario, to the sounds of country music, with a healthy dose of folk and pop, a combination that instilled in him a strong belief in the power of a good melody, the importance of everyday language and the potential of a carefully-crafted song. While amassing a catalogue of rousing and acclaimed music of his own, he has worked with some of the top songwriters in North America to craft cuts for performers ranging from Alan Doyle to Billy Currington.
It’s not that Woods makes music that is a product of both country and folk; it’s that he makes music that shows how distracting the line separating the two can be. Like with so many songwriters of note, what matters isn’t what you call it, or where it comes from, but the stories you tell, and the voice you use. And whether it’s Tim McGraw singing from atop a full-throttle stadium-show stage or a line whispered by Woods himself in a more intimate environment, one thing remains clear: Woods’ is a voice that demands attention.
contactunionstreet@gmail.com
(902) 538-7787
Doors open at 6pm
The Union Street is proud to present, Donovan Woods. If you plan on joining us for dinner before the show, please call (902) 538-7787.
Donovan Woods’ work is guided by a mantra that only sounds simple: Good songs win.
Woods, a Juno Award nominee, was raised in the small city of Sarnia, Ontario, to the sounds of country music, with a healthy dose of folk and pop, a combination that instilled in him a strong belief in the power of a good melody, the importance of everyday language and the potential of a carefully-crafted song. While amassing a catalogue of rousing and acclaimed music of his own, he has worked with some of the top songwriters in North America to craft cuts for performers ranging from Alan Doyle to Billy Currington.
It’s not that Woods makes music that is a product of both country and folk; it’s that he makes music that shows how distracting the line separating the two can be. Like with so many songwriters of note, what matters isn’t what you call it, or where it comes from, but the stories you tell, and the voice you use. And whether it’s Tim McGraw singing from atop a full-throttle stadium-show stage or a line whispered by Woods himself in a more intimate environment, one thing remains clear: Woods’ is a voice that demands attention.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Tickets are $20 (+fees & tax)
Where to buy Tickets: Tickets also available at the restaurant or via telephone.
Purchase Tickets Online
Where to buy Tickets: Tickets also available at the restaurant or via telephone.
Purchase Tickets Online
