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Yukon Blonde to play Nanaimo in name of friendship and rock and roll

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By Mandy Moraes
| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified
For a touring B.C. band, nothing pairs better with rock 'n' roll than friendship. At least, according to Kelowna-based Juno-nominated indie-rock band Yukon Blonde's latest album, Friendship and Rock 'N' Roll. The quartet has set out on a national tour, making 24 stops including three on the Island, to celebrate their seventh studio album which dropped Sept. 19.
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Dance production in Nanaimo will be a kind of public confession

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By Mandy Moraes
| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified
A coming production to the Port Theatre will challenge show-goers' concept of truth, how it's revealed and if it even should be. Confession Publique was conceived, directed and choreographed by Mélanie Demers and brought to life by collaborator Angélique Willkie initially in 2021. "I think the idea of Confession Publique was to use the stage as a way to reveal yourself," Demers said.
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Arabic avant-garde ensemble will bring chaotic music to downtown Nanaimo

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By Mandy Moraes
| Vancouver Island Free Daily Verified
An ensemble of friends will perform an 'assorted mix of chaotic music' to groove on this week in downtown Nanaimo. The avant-garde group, known as Gordon Grdina's Haram, will crowd the Vault Café's stage with eight musicians on Friday, Oct. 3, starting at 9 p.m. Grdina said the Nanaimo stop is the start of a small Island tour that will have shows on Quadra Island on Oct. 4 and in Cumberland on Oct. 5. "We've been playing together for a long time, since 2008 ...
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