Recently named Musical Group of the Year at the 2010 Los Angeles Music Awards and named one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year, 37 Records folk/americana/country singer-songwriter Cathy-Anne McClintock will kick-off 2011 with a performance with famed guitarist David Lindley at The Brixton South Bay in Redondo Beach, Calif., on January 7.
Doors open at 7 p.m., with McClintock opening the show at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and are available for purchase online at www.cathyannemcclintock.com. The show is 21+ only.
2010 has been an exciting year for McClintock with award nominations for Americana Blues Roots Artist of the Year and Americana Blues Roots Single Of The Year for her hit single “I Wanna Live Like That,” for Best Folk/Acoustic Song for “I Wanna Live Like That” at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, and for Bluegrass Inspirational Song of the Year for “I Wanna Live Like That” alongside Ricky Skaggs and Ronda Vincent at the Inspirational Country Music Awards in Nashville.
Music Connection has also selected their review of her self-titled debut album as one of their Top 25 New Music Critiques of 2010 and will rerun in the December 2010 issue, along with the Hot 100 honor.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like House of Blues, The Canyon Club, The Brixton, Hermosa Beach Series, Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week, Hermosa Beach Concert Series and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
37 Records features music ranging from singer-songwriters, children’s works, pop and rock, alternative modern rock, holiday music, jazz and R & B, country and bluegrass, dance pop, rootsy Americana to soundtracks. Its digital product is available in 35 different countries on over 120 separate websites… all leading back 37 Records.
The 37 Records roster consist of White Apple Tree, Brian Stoner, Friends of Emmet, Melody Zephyr, Nikki Forova, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Judy Akin, Cris Barber, Fertitta and McClintock, Tom Templeman, Mindwalk, Tumbleweed, Haley Breedlove, Kristen Trayer, Don McClintock, and Steven McClintock.
EVENT RECAP:
January 7
The Brixton South Bay
Opening for David Lindley
100 W. Torrance Blvd.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 406-1931
www.brixtonsouthbay.com
Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Tickets $20, available for purchase at www.cathyannemcclintock.com
21+ only
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Cathy-Anne McClintock And The Valley Boyz Will
Perform A Special Showcase, Followed By An
In-The-Round Songwriter’s Night By Steven McClintock
And Friends, With Gunnar Nelson, Victoria Shaw, Alan
O’Day, Tiffany, Charlie Baker, Mitch Malloy And Others
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Cathy-Anne McClintock Is Nominated For Bluegrass
Inspirational Artist At The Inspirational Country Music
Awards, Taking Place On October 14
Already making a splash on the SoCal music scene, 37 Records and Country/Folk/Americana artist Cathy-Anne McClintock are poised to make an impact on Music City when they hit Nashville, Tenn., for a special showcase and in-the-round songwriter’s night.
37 Records – along with Music Starts Here, The Nashville Muse and SongCatalog.com – will host a showcase by Cathy-Anne McClintock and the Valley Boyz at The Listening Room on October 11. Tickets are $10 and the first 50 paid people through the door will receive a McClintock’s self-titled debut album for free. The show starts at 6 p.m. sharp.
Immediately following the showcase will be an in-the-round songwriter’s night with Steven McClintock and Friends, featuring Gunnar Nelson, Victoria Shaw and Alan O’Day, with special guests Tiffany, Charlie Baker, Mitch Malloy and others.
McClintock will be in town for the Inspirational Country Music Awards, taking place on October 14 at the Trinity Music City USA Auditorium. She is nominated in the Bluegrass Inspirational Artist category for her hit song, “I Wanna Live Like That”.
McClintock has also recently earned Los Angeles Music Award nominations for Americana Song Of The Year for her “I Wanna Live Like That” and for Americana Artist Of The Year.
Music Connection magazine named McClintock one of the Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue).
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like The Canyon Club, The Brixton, Hermosa Beach Series, Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
37 Records features music ranging from singer-songwriters, children’s works, pop and rock, alternative modern rock, holiday music, jazz and R & B, country and bluegrass, rootsy americana to soundtracks. Its digital product is available in 25 different countries on over 120 separate websites… all leading back 37 Records.
The 37 Records roster consist of White Apple Tree, Brian Stoner, Friends of Emmet, Nikki Forova, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Judy Akin, Cris Barber, Fertitta and McClintock, Tom Templeman, Mindwalk, Tumbleweed, Haley Breedlove, Brett Daniels, Kristen Trayer, Don McClintock, Christian Bradley, and Steven McClintock.
EVENTS RECAP:
October 11
Cathy-Anne McClintock and the Valley Boyz Showcase,
followed by Steven McClintock and Friends in-the-round
featuring Gunnar Nelson, Victoria Shaw and Alan O’Day, with special guests Tiffany, Charlie Baker, Mitch Malloy and others.
The Listening Room
209 10th Ave S # 200
Nashville, TN 37203-4124
(615) 259-3600
www.listeningroomcafe.com
Doors: 5:30 p.m.
Show: 6 p.m. sharp
Tickets: $10. The first 50 paid people through the door will receive a McClintock’s self-titled debut album for free.
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The 37 Records Folk/Americana/Country
Singer-Songwriter Recently Earned Two
Los Angeles Music Award Nominations
37 Records recording artist Cathy-Anne McClintock’s summer has already been heating up with word of two Los Angeles Music Award nominations and it’s sure to get even hotter when she shares the stage with music icon Jim Messina of Loggins & Messina fame at The Brixton South Bay in Redondo Beach on August 11.
Doors open at 7 p.m. with Cathy-Anne taking the stage at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and are available online at www.brixtonsouthbay.com. 21 and older only.
McClintock earned Los Angeles Music Award nominations for Americana Song Of The Year for her hit single “I Wanna Live Like That” from her self-titled debut album and for Americana Artist Of The Year.
Music Connection magazine named McClintock one of the Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue) and she has been heating up the airwaves with her single “I Wanna Live Like That” reaching #38 on the Power Source Inspirational Country Chart this month.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
37 Records features music ranging from singer-songwriters, children’s works, pop and rock, alternative modern rock, holiday music, jazz and R & B, country and bluegrass, rootsy americana to soundtracks. Its digital product is available in 25 different countries on over 120 separate websites… all leading back 37 Records.
The 37 Records roster consist of White Apple Tree, Brian Stoner, Friends of Emmet, Nikki Forova, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Judy Akin, Cris Barber, Fertitta and McClintock, Tom Templeman, Mindwalk, Tumbleweed, Haley Breedlove, Brett Daniels, Kristen Trayer, Don McClintock, Christian Bradley, and Steven McClintock.
EVENTS RECAP:
August 11
The Brixton South Bay
Opening for Jim Messina
100 W. Torrance Blvd.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 406-1931
www.brixtonsouthbay.com
Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Tickets $20
21+ only
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The 37 Records Folk/Americana/Country
Singer-Songwriter Nominated For Americana
Song Of The Year And Americana Artist Of
The Year In The 2010 Los Angeles Music Awards
37 Records recording artist Cathy-Anne McClintock has been busy making a splash on the SoCal music scene and that splash got even bigger when she received word she has been nominated for Americana Song Of The Year for her hit single “I Wanna Live Like That” from her self-titled debut album and for Americana Artist Of The Year in the 2010 Los Angeles Music Awards.
To coincide with the honor, McClintock and her band will perform at Whiskey A-Go-Go in West Hollywood on June 23, as a part of the Los Angeles Music Awards Showcase. Also performing are Aces High, Grain Of Truth, Shane O’Brien, Jon Magnificent, Robert Popa, Nadia Sohaei, Jacqueline Grace and Elena Degl-Innocenti. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance or $12 at the door.
“I’m excited about this and honored to be nominated in this category. I loved making this record with some of the finest players in the world…so glad that they are getting recognized too!” says McClintock.
Later this summer, McClintock has the honor of sharing the stage with music icon Jim Messina of Loggins & Messina fame at The Brixton South Bay in Redondo Beach on August 11.
“I Wanna Live Like That” is continuing to burn up the charts, hitting #38 on the Power Source Inspirational Country Chart this month.
McClintock was named as one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue) and overseas, she has been heating up the airwaves with her single “No Matter What”, entering the Top 20 on the HOT DISC Charts in Europe.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
37 Records features music ranging from singer-songwriters, children’s works, pop and rock, alternative modern rock, holiday music, jazz and R & B, country and bluegrass, rootsy americana to soundtracks. Its digital product is available in 25 different countries on over 120 separate websites… all leading back 37 Records.
The 37 Records roster consist of White Apple Tree, Brian Stoner, Friends of Emmet, Nikki Forova, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Judy Akin, Cris Barber, Fertitta and McClintock, Tom Templeman, Mindwalk, Tumbleweed, Haley Breedlove, Brett Daniels, Kristen Trayer, Don McClintock, Christian Bradley, and Steven McClintock.
EVENTS RECAP:
June 23
Whiskey A-Go-Go
Los Angeles Music Awards Showcase
With Aces High, Grain Of Truth, Shane O’Brien, Jon Magnificent, Robert Popa, Nadia Sohaei, Jacqueline Grace and Elena Degl-Innocenti
8901 W. Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood California 90069
(310)-652-4202
www.whiskeyagogo.com
Doors 6 p.m., Music at 7 p.m.
All Ages
$10 in advance, $12 at the door
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The 37 Records Folk/Americana/Country
Singer-Songwriter Is Set To Open For
Lukas Nelson On May 28 At The Canyon Club
And For Jim Messina At The Brixton South Bay
On August 11
37 Records recording artist Cathy-Anne McClintock is ready to heat up SoCal this summer opening for Lukas Nelson (son of the legendary good ole boy Willie Nelson) and Jim Messina of Loggins & Messina.
On Friday, May 28, the americana/folk/country singer-songwriter and her full band will get the crowd going for singer-songwriter and blues guitar phenomenon Lukas Nelson at the Canyon Club in Angora Hills. Doors open at 6 p.m. with the show at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance online at www.canyonclub.net or $25 at the door. 18 and older, unless accompanied by a paying adult.
Later this summer, Cathy-Anne has the honor of sharing the stage with music icon Jim Messina of Loggins & Messina fame at The Brixton South Bay in Redondo Beach on August 11. Doors open at 7 p.m. with Cathy-Anne taking the stage at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and are available online at www.brixtonsouthbay.com. 21 and older only.
McClintock was named as one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue) and overseas, she has been heating up the airwaves with her single “No Matter What”, entering the Top 20 on the HOT DISC Charts in Europe.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
37 Records features music ranging from singer-songwriters, children’s works, pop and rock, alternative modern rock, holiday music, jazz and R & B, country and bluegrass, rootsy americana to soundtracks. Its digital product is available in 25 different countries on over 120 separate websites… all leading back 37 Records.
The 37 Records roster consist of White Apple Tree, Brian Stoner, Friends of Emmet, Nikki Forova, Cathy-Anne McClintock, Judy Akin, Cris Barber, Fertitta and McClintock, Tom Templeman, Mindwalk, Tumbleweed, Haley Breedlove, Brett Daniels, Kristen Trayer, Don McClintock, Christian Bradley, and Steven McClintock.
EVENTS RECAP:
May 28
The Canyon Club
Opening for Lukas Nelson
28912 Roadside Drive
Agoura Hills, CA 91301-3304
(818) 879-5016
www.canyonclub.net
Doors at 6 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Tickets $15 in advance or $25 at the door
18+ unless accompanied by a paying adult
August 11
The Brixton South Bay
Opening for Jim Messina
100 W. Torrance Blvd.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 406-1931
www.brixtonsouthbay.com
Doors at 7 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Tickets $20
21+ only
***
McClintock Ready To Perform At Guero’s Taco Bar March 20
And Lucky Run Ranch House March 21
Unofficially part of South By Southwest (SXSW), americana/folk/country singer-songwriter Cathy-Anne McClintock is ready to make a splash on Austin, Texas.
On Saturday, March 20 she will take the stage at Guero’s Taco Bar (on Congress Ave). Doors open at 9 a.m. and Cathy-Anne performs at 1 p.m. The show is free. Also performing are Debbie Forrest, Lee Alexander & Co., Matt Harlan and DAN DyER.
The next day (March 21), McClintock will perform at Lucky Run Ranch House in Richmond. Joining her will be Steven McClintock and Savannah Berry. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with Savannah Berry kicking things off at 7 p.m. and Cathy-Anne McClintock following at 7:30 p.m. There is a $15 suggested donation at the door.
She has recently performed at Hollywood hot spots The Viper Room (sold-out show!) and Whiskey A Go Go.
McClintock has been nominated for 2010 LA Music Awards in the Americana/Folk Category and she also recently received word she is a finalist in the 6th Annual International Acoustic Music Awards (IAMA). She is nominated in the Best Group/Duo category for her duet with Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea, “No Matter What.”
McClintock was also recently named as one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue) and has been picked as Women’s Radio Hot Up n Comer 2010.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
Tumbleweed enjoyed an incredible ten year run that included playing major folk and country festivals throughout Canada, performing in France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Switzerland, doing private shows for bigwigs like Rupert Murdoch and playing special engagements for thousands of schoolchildren. They were also winners of British Columbia’s Best Country Group, Best Country CD and nine time winners of B.C.’s Best Bluegrass Group.
EVENTS RECAP:
March 20
Guero’s Taco Bar
1412 S Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78704
(512) 707-8232
www.guerostacobar.com
Doors 9 a.m., Cathy-Anne at 1:00 p.m.
Also performing are Debbie Forrest, Lee Alexander & Co., Matt Harlan and DAN Dyer.
March 21
Lucky Run Ranch House
777 Settegast Ranch Rd
Richmond, TX 77406
281.232.8382
www.luckyrunstudio.com
Doors 6:30 p.m., Music 7:00 p.m. show
Also performing are Steven McClintock and Savannah Berry.
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McClintock Nominated For International Acoustic
Music Award For Her Duet With Alan Doyle of
Great Big Sea, “No Matter What”
Fresh off a sold-out show at LA hotspot The Viper Room, Americana/Folk singer-songwriter Cathy-Anne McClintock will continue making a splash on the music scene with two more SoCal shows.
On Thursday, February 25, McClintock will take the stage at Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles. The music starts at 7:30 p.m. and also performing are Amy Heffernan, John Enghauser, Paul Nagi, Butcher Jones, Blues Gone South, Hopdown Bilby Band, Candyman 187 & The Havenotz, and The Regulators. Cover is $10.
Next, on Tuesday, March 2, McClintock will perform at The Dakota Lounge in Santa Monica along with Annaliese Schiersh, Emanuela Bellezza, Stefani Scovolo, Alissa Moreno and Alina Smith. Cover is $5 and the music starts at 8:30 p.m.
McClintock will also participate in Canadian Music Week in Toronto, Ontario, performing at the Cadillac Lounge on Friday, March 12 at 8:15 p.m. The show is presented by KX 96 FM. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased online at http://www.canadianmusicfest.com/tickets/ticket-details/?schedule_ID=18&artist_ID=667.
McClintock recently received word she is a finalist in the 6th Annual International Acoustic Music Awards (IAMA). She is nominated in the Best Group/Duo category for her duet with Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea, “No Matter What.”
McClintock was recently named as one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue).
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
Tumbleweed enjoyed an incredible ten year run that included playing major folk and country festivals throughout Canada, performing in France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Switzerland, doing private shows for bigwigs like Rupert Murdoch and playing special engagements for thousands of schoolchildren. They were also winners of British Columbia’s Best Country Group, Best Country CD and nine time winners of B.C.’s Best Bluegrass Group.
EVENTS RECAP:
February 25
Whiskey A Go Go
8901 West Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90069-1897
(310) 652-4202
www.whiskeyagogo.com
Doors at 7 p.m., music at 7:30 p.m.
Cover $10
All Ages
Also performing are Amy Heffernan, John Enghauser, Paul Nagi, Butcher Jones, Blues Gone South, Hopdown Bilby Band, Candyman 187 & The Havenotz, and The Regulators.
March 2
The Dakota Lounge
1026 Wilshire Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90401-1907
(310) 393-8200
www.dakotalounge.com
Doors 7:30 p.m., Music at 8:30 p.m.
21+
Also performing are Annaliese Schiersh, Emanuela Bellezza, Stefani Scovolo, Alissa Moreno and Alina Smith.
March 12
Canadian Music Week
Presented by KX 96 FM
Cadillac Lounge
1296 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M6K 1L4, Canada
(416) 536-7717
www.cadillaclounge.com
8:15 p.m.
19+
Tickets$15 and can be purchased online at http://www.canadianmusicfest.com/tickets/ticket-details/?schedule_ID=18&artist_ID=667
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The Folk/Americana/Country Singer-Songwriter
Will Perform With Her Full Band At Hollywood’s
Famous Music Hot Spot The Viper Room On
February 6 And At Women In Music At M Bar On
February 10
Kicking off 2010 with a bang, folk/americana/country singer-songwriter Cathy-Anne McClintock is ready to hit the stage at Hollywood’s famous music hot spot The Viper Room on Saturday, February 6 at 9:30 p.m. McClintock will perform with her full band as a part of Sean Healy Presents downstairs. Also performing is Lou Wolfe.
Tickets are $10 in advance with flyer or $15 at the door. The show is age 21 and up. Tickets can be purchased at www.cathyannemcclintock.com.
Next, McClintock will join fellow songwriters at M Bar in Hollywood for Women In Music on Wednesday, February 10. Also performing are Leah Andreone, Bota, Kevin Fisher, Bettie Ross and Frank Blume.
Women In Music starts at 8 p.m. with food and full bar available ($10 food minimum) when doors open at 7 p.m. Admission is $10. LAWiM members are free if attending with a guest.
McClintock was recently named as one of Music Connection magazine’s Hot 100 Unsigned Bands & Artists of the year (December 2009 issue).
Overseas, McClintock is heating up the airwaves with her single “No Matter What”, which has entered the Top 20 on the HOT DISC Charts in Europe.
Since moving to Southern California to focus on her solo career several years ago, she established herself as a formidable performer with gigs at hotspots like Genghis Cohen, The Mint, Kulaks, Hallenbecks and various special events, including Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, Sunset Serenade Series, Far West Folk Alliance, Canadian Music Week and the popular folk series The Living Tradition. At a particularly memorable gig at the House of Blues on Sunset, she opened for Canadian Celtic rockers Great Big Sea for an audience comprised of fellow Canadians; one of the highlights was Russell Crowe sitting in and singing a few Johnny Cash tunes with the band.
McClintock’s emergence as a solo artist is simply the latest triumph in a career that would make anyone want to “live like that.” Shortly after the Vancouver born and raised performer and her older sister Trisha Gagnon formed their bluegrass band Tumbleweed in the 90s, they played their first show on a slate in British Columbia with superstars Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam at Music 91, a government sponsored road show designed to boost tourism.
Tumbleweed enjoyed an incredible ten year run that included playing major folk and country festivals throughout Canada, performing in France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Switzerland, doing private shows for bigwigs like Rupert Murdoch and playing special engagements for thousands of schoolchildren. They were also winners of British Columbia’s Best Country Group, Best Country CD and nine time winners of B.C.’s Best Bluegrass Group.
EVENT RECAP:
February 6
The Viper Room
Downstairs
Sean Healy Presents Cathy-Anne McClintock and Lou Wolfe
8852 W. Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
(310) 652-7869
www.viperroom.com
Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at door. Available at www.cathyannemcclintock.com
21+
February 10
M Bar
Women In Music
1253 Vine Street
Los Angeles, CA 90038-1662
(323) 856-0036
www.mbarhollywood.com
Also performing are Leah Andreone, Bota, Kevin Fisher, Bettie Ross and Frank Blume.
Doors 7 p.m., music 8 p.m.
Admission $10, free for LAWiM members with a guest.