Archive for the ‘concerts’ Category

Surrey Youth Band Jam and Skate

March 3rd, 2008 by Miss604   3 Comments

My Surrey touchstone in the blog world, Paul, sent along a Facebook invite to the following event that made me (almost) get up and do the chicken dance.
“Bring your friends and kick it old style as we bring back Stardust Roller Skating! Battle of the Bands, vote for your favorite! Dance demonstrations, roller skating, [...]

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Matthew Good’s US and Canada Tour with Band

February 26th, 2008 by Miss604   5 Comments

Last year was a huge year for our favourite singer/songwriter (who just happens to also make some amazing halibut).
Photo Credit: PatZ on Flickr
Matthew Good’s latest album, Hospital Music, debuted at #1 in Canada and climbed up the top 10 even on iTunes charts in the US where he doesn’t even have a label. We [...]

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WTS - What the Surrey #21: Winterfest 2008

January 16th, 2008 by Miss604   4 Comments

With all the talk about outdoor skating rinks lately I was pretty pleased to hear that they will be constructing one (temporarily) in Surrey for Winterfest 2008.

On Saturday, February 9th from 12:00pm to 10:00pm Canada’s Cultural Capital City for 2008 will be the place to be, giving all you Surreyites, New Westers, Burnabyians, Vancouverites, Richmonders, [...]

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Don’t Forget about the River Rock in Richmond

December 29th, 2007 by Miss604   7 Comments

I’ve been to the River Rock only once since it’s been a casino, but several times when its tower was a clock for the Riverport Market, which was not dissimilar to the Lonsdale Quay.
Photo credit: Richard Eriksson on Flickr
It was for my birthday and we gambled, had drinks, and scarfed down mounds of prime rib [...]

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The Middle East in Cambridge and the MG US Tour

December 19th, 2007 by Miss604   5 Comments

Boston and I had a tumultuous relationship. I moved there alone not knowing anyone or having ever visited the city before. I had a new role with my company, a new house, and new friends to seek out, which wasn’t easy. One thing that I was able to go out and do by myself (that [...]

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Slippery When Wet

December 16th, 2007 by Miss604   4 Comments

The other day I was offered some Bon Jovi tickets for this evening and the Surrey girl inside of me just couldn’t pass them up.
From the Bon Jovi website
I grabbed my girl Keira and tonight we tossed back two plastic cups of wine and enjoyed a trip down memory lane. Every single person there [...]

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The Fabulous Commodore Ballroom

September 26th, 2007 by Miss604   6 Comments

Last night we went to see They Might be Giants at the Commodore to round out John’s Birthday-week celebrations. It was a really great evening and the atmosphere was so relaxed, whimsical and pleasant with TMBG’s music keeping the people dancing in all kinds of silly ways.
I started to think about all the shows [...]

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Matthew Good’s Hometown Sendoff Show

September 21st, 2007 by Miss604   8 Comments

John and I usually have pretty bad luck when it comes to venue security for sporting events or concerts however after tonight I don’t feel so targeted. Walking into The Centre for Matthew Good’s Vancouver stop on the Nothing to Hide Tour I spotted his sister-in-law, Chloe, along with her children and Matt’s parents. We [...]

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Breaking the Broken

September 10th, 2007 by Miss604   5 Comments

Friday night Sparta was in town opening up for Alice in Chains and Velvet Revolver. It was their first night joining the VR tour and their set was kick-ass, as usual. John and I were supposed to interview the band but after wasting 40 minutes dealing with rude and uncooperative security and venue personnel we [...]

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September Calendar of Events

September 7th, 2007 by Miss604   5 Comments

Who knew September was such a happening time in Vancouver. Just as summer seems to wind down we get fantastic weather and every single artist and musician I have on my ipod is coming to play a show in town. I just saw Holly McNarland last night, will see Matthew Good on the 20th and [...]

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