A concert featuring the Sandy Scofield Band, Helene Duguay with the Murray Porter Band, and Dalannah Gail Bowen with Michael Creber

Tickets in advance (sliding scale): $15, $20, $25
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Tickets at the door: pay what you can

Host & curator: Elaine Bomberry
Here on the West Coast, there are a few legendary Indigenous female artists, who have had illustrious careers in the Canadian music industry for decades. Assembled by music trailblazer Elaine Bomberry, these fine music artists will surprise and delight audiences in this special concert at the Roundhouse. They include JUNO nominee and Canadian Aboriginal Music Award winner, singer songwriter Sandy Scofield; bassist Helene Duguay who will rock the crowd with her stunning riffs and yodeling with The Murray Porter Band; and legendary blues singer, Dalannah Gail Bowen.

Sandy Scofield Band
Sandy Scofield (vocals, guitar) Stephen Nikleva (vocals, guitar) Brian Minato (bass) Randall Stoll (drums) Kelsey Wavey (vocals)

Helene Duguay with the Murray Porter Band
Helene Duguay (vocals, bass) Murray Porter (vocals, keyboard) Rick Boulter (guitar) Darren Harry (drums)

Dalannah Gail Bowen
Dalannah Gail Bowen (vocals) Michael Creber (keyboard)

About Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre:
The Vision & Mandate of the Roundhouse is twofold: to be a centre for community cultural development and a community source for recreational activities for all ages. “We thrive on exploring issues, on taking risks, on being cutting edge. We strive to bring people together in new ways to explore what is important to them. By stretching our boundaries and challenging our perceptions, we endeavour to build community and in our own way to make the world a better place. We invite you to join us.”
https://www.roundhouse.ca 

About Vancouver Independent Music Centre Society (VIM):
VIM is a non-profit, charitable organization established in 2011 with a mandate to develop a well-designed, central, accessible, sustainable and culturally diverse music centre. Through research and planning, we’ve heard from hundreds of musicians, music presenters, concertgoers, managers and others to determine the vision and feasibility for a new state-of-the-art venue for Vancouver. In 2018, the City of Vancouver passed zoning at the Plaza of Nations to include a 20,000 square foot music centre based on the VIM’s vision and plans.