JENIE THAI BAND with special guests THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS - free show
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Saturday, February 23 at
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4 p.m.
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10511 82 ave
Edmonton, AB -
(780) 432-5224
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This event is expired ( Feb 23, 2013 )
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT FILTHY'S IS THE BEST PLACE TO KICK YOUR HANGOVER TO THE CURB, ENJOY SOME GOOD EATS, SOME GREAT TUNES, AND START YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT OFF RIGHT!!!
FREE SHOW!!! 4pm - 630pm
SPECIALS:
$5/pound of wings / $2.50 off Burgers / $7 Steak Sandwich
$3.25 Highballs & Bottled Beer / $4.25 Pints
JENIE THAI BAND with special guests THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS!
SAT FEB 23rd - 4PM.
by the way IT'S JENIE'S BIRTHDAY PARTY!!!
JENIE THAI
July 3rd, 2012
"If adventure can flow through the veins like music through the fingers on a keyboard, Jenie Thai, born in Chiang Mai, was birthed with the call of the wild.... she managed a "lickety splickly," Tom Waits-style adventure out onto the open road... [and] one can hear the "allegro, allegro, allegro" pounding in this young woman's soul as she kicks her way through the long piano runs..." View Article
- Kelowna Capital News, Jennifer Smith
May 16th, 2012
"....this girl is truly an old bluesy soul with a style all her own and a drive to succeed that will undoubtedly lead to a life of music, fame and fortune." View Article...
- SPIN NewsMagazine, Adam Earle
May 1st, 2012
Established in 2002, and called “the songwriting competition to take note of” by the New York Times, the International Songwriting Competition (ISC) is the world's foremost global songwriting event. This year it was the most competitive of any year in terms of quantity and quality of entries, and winners were selected from over 16,000 songs submitted from 112 countries worldwide. Judges included iconic artists Tom Waits, Jeff Beck, McCoy Tyner, Kelly Clarkson, Janelle Monae, Ozzy Osbourne, Lucinda Williams, Tori Amos,Wynonna, Keane, and many more. In addition to the high-profile artists, the roster of judges also included five record label presidents as well as other industry leaders, offering songwriters the unprecedented opportunity to have their music heard by influential decision-makers. Jenie Thai was recognized for her song "Lady Flower" and received an "honourable mention" as a young artist under the performance category.
View Official Press Release...
March 1st, 2012
A plug from the Edmonton Journal announcing Jenie Thai's finalist standings in the International Songwriting Competition:
View Article...
- Edmonton Journal
November 17th, 2011
"Energetic, vibrant, talented, dynamic and diverse... Jenie Thai is all the regular words you might use to describe an amazing young musician only more so... [she] dances and jumps and sways while she sings and plays her piano... Jazz, pop, folk, blues, ballads and screamers, Jenie is well worth it no matter what you want or need in a show... look to her recordings to savour the range and depth she brings to her song writing skills. Acoustic, electric, solo, full band, coffee shop, festival stage, Jenie Thai does it all in style."
- Chris Martin, CBC Producer
August 7, 2011
“Pianist/vocalist Jenie Thai has an incredible voice – possibly the best voice of anyone the entire weekend.” (Pertaining to performance at Edmonton Folk Music Festival) View Article...
- New Music Michael, www.newmusicmichael.com
July 7, 2011
"...Jenie Thai played to an intimate and enraptured audience… She beamed ear-to-ear and danced in place behind her keyboard, playing boogie woogie and jazz tinged blues on her keyboard… delivered soulful vocals... scatted a little in between lines… I enjoyed her quirky lyrics and sense of humour, not to mention watching her dance, I was impressed with her vocal range, but more-so by her keyboard playing skill…" View Article...
- Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor, L.A. Beat
June 2nd, 2011
"After hearing Jenie sing for only :30 seconds, I knew she was a star in the making .. easy to work with, very nice personality .. and a beautiful soul."
- Sienna Collins, Morning Host, Global Television
http://www.jeniethai.ca/
THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS
Reuben and Kimberley met on kijiji when Kimberley replied to Reuben's post looking for a new project where he wouldn't be restricted musically. He wanted someone to share the lead vocals with lots of original songs and original arrangements and spanning a variety of genres. From there they started learning each others favorite songs and after about a year of jamming, the played their first show at Eddie Shortz. About 100 people came out and the show was really fun. The energy in the room that night was what really ignited the flame for The Living Daylights. So they began to audition other musicians in the hopes of putting together a real "band". Luckily they were able to find Sean Stephens who, after a month of touring the east coast with another project, decided he really wanted to be a Daylight. Also luckily, there were no shortage of friendly musician and "Honorable Daylights" to jump on stage and play along, really helping to keep the sound fresh for every show. Since then, they have played at a handful of pubs around town, a garage house concert at Reuben's parents, a wedding reception, a Chinese New Year dinner show, a backyard show, Flower Fest and more than a few living rooms around the city.