Music Wheelchair Accessible All Ages
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9028256834
Pretty Archie is an Americana/Bluegrass/Roots band from Cape Breton, NS. They are known for their entertaining, high energy & foot stomping shows. Their honest, heartfelt writing connects listeners with a saltwater perspective on modern living. The music finds common ground in the blurred genres of Country, Americana, Bluegrass and Blues. Their unique sound has led to the band developing a following that grows after each show they play — across audiences throughout Canada.
Long time friends Brian Cathcart (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Matt McNeil (Lead Guitar, Mandolin), Colin Gillis (Harmonica, Bass, Vocals) and Redmond MacDougall (Banjo, Percussion, Vocals) make up this quartet. Always jamming together growing up, they guys decided in May 2012 to form a band. The band chose the name Pretty Archie after a local (Cape Breton) character known for playing with 2 strings outside shopping malls in any weather and not always (or ever) in key. The guys thought the name Pretty Archie embodied the love of playing and performing music along with representing their hometown.
Pretty Archie has had the opportunity to be a showcasing artist at Nova Scotia Music Week, East Coast Music Week and NXNE along with playing some of the best Canadian venues; The Horseshoe Tavern, The Dakota Tavern (Toronto, ON), Stan Rogers Folk Festival (Canso, NS), The Ironwood Stage and Grill (Calgary, AB) Fairmont Banff Springs (Banff, AB) and many more across Canada. Pretty Archie is known for their entertaining, high energy, foot stomping shows.Pretty Archie’s honest, heartfelt writing connects listeners with a saltwater perspective on modern living. Their fun loving and at times heartbreaking music finds common ground in the blurred genres of Country, Folk, Bluegrass and Blues. Their unique sound has lead to the band developing a following that grows after each show they play.
[email protected]
9028256834
Pretty Archie is an Americana/Bluegrass/Roots band from Cape Breton, NS. They are known for their entertaining, high energy & foot stomping shows. Their honest, heartfelt writing connects listeners with a saltwater perspective on modern living. The music finds common ground in the blurred genres of Country, Americana, Bluegrass and Blues. Their unique sound has led to the band developing a following that grows after each show they play — across audiences throughout Canada.
Long time friends Brian Cathcart (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Matt McNeil (Lead Guitar, Mandolin), Colin Gillis (Harmonica, Bass, Vocals) and Redmond MacDougall (Banjo, Percussion, Vocals) make up this quartet. Always jamming together growing up, they guys decided in May 2012 to form a band. The band chose the name Pretty Archie after a local (Cape Breton) character known for playing with 2 strings outside shopping malls in any weather and not always (or ever) in key. The guys thought the name Pretty Archie embodied the love of playing and performing music along with representing their hometown.
Pretty Archie has had the opportunity to be a showcasing artist at Nova Scotia Music Week, East Coast Music Week and NXNE along with playing some of the best Canadian venues; The Horseshoe Tavern, The Dakota Tavern (Toronto, ON), Stan Rogers Folk Festival (Canso, NS), The Ironwood Stage and Grill (Calgary, AB) Fairmont Banff Springs (Banff, AB) and many more across Canada. Pretty Archie is known for their entertaining, high energy, foot stomping shows.Pretty Archie’s honest, heartfelt writing connects listeners with a saltwater perspective on modern living. Their fun loving and at times heartbreaking music finds common ground in the blurred genres of Country, Folk, Bluegrass and Blues. Their unique sound has lead to the band developing a following that grows after each show they play.
Admission
Pricing
Adults $30
Military $25
Students $15
Adults $30
Military $25
Students $15
East Margaretsville, Nova Scotia
[email protected]
902-825-6834
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