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This Friday night at the Rivoli! 8pm - Doors9pm - Bound For Glory10:30pm - Whose Cat Is DeadAll Night - Dancing, Merriment, and Effervescence

We couldn't think of a better pairing than Whose Cat is Dead and newly formed Bound For Glory!You're likely already familiar with Whose Cat Is Dead and their ability to skillfully and artistically interpret the music of the Grateful Dead and, most importantly, get you on the dance floor. Well, let us now introduce you to the 11-member powerhouse that is Bound For Glory, a Tedeschi Trucks Band tribute. Yes, that's right 11-member. Horns and all. Folks, DO NOT sleep on this one. It could just end up being the show of the holiday season! Whose Cat Is Dead - Interpreting The Vast Catalog of The Grateful DeadRelatively new to the scene, the veteran musicians that make up Whose Cat Is Dead are really turning "heads" within the jam community.This group are as dedicated to exploring new ideas and approaches to these classic songs as they are to creating musical Jerry-isms. The combination is potent, entertaining, and a treat for live music lovers. With a driving, powerful rhythm section, soaring keys, 2 very different guitar styles, and some of the best 3-part harmonies in the business, this crew are quickly gaining fans new and old. Adam Bernstein - Drums and VocalsRich Gazorpazorpman - Guitar and VocalsKimberly Manning - Keys and VocalsMark Thackway - Guitar and VocalsMike Michael Vukovich - Bass and VocalsBound For Glory - Playing The Music of The Tedeschi Trucks BandGrammy Award-winning Tedeschi Trucks Band has become one of the most exciting and consistent Blues/Jam-Rock bands on the scene today. Witnessing the combination of Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, along with their world class band, is a powerful and unforgettable experience.Don't miss Bound For Glory's live debut as they pay tribute to this great band!Joan Smith – VocalsMackenzie J. Jordan - GuitarKimberly Manning - KeysSean Steele - GuitarMike Michael Vukovich – BassAdam Bernstein - DrumsDean Harrison - VocalsJessica Oliver - VocalsThomas Moffett – TrumpetAndrew Moljgun – SaxTom Richards – Trombone https://www.facebook.com/events/2156839494348072/

Saturday November 17th at the Junction City Music Hall in Toronto Jamfest 2018 is pleased to bring you some of the best in Canadian jam-based original music. If you haven't seen these bands then here is your opportunity. If you have then we trust you'll be at the show. Support the scene by purchasing a ticket for only $10 ($15 at the door) today Fat Cats (www.fatcatsjam.com) have spent the past 25+ years deadicating themselves to the Canadian jamband scene. With 3 full-length albums, multiple cross-country tours, and, at times, more facial hair than an episode of Game of Thrones, this group continues to keep people happy and dancing with their infectious grooves.In contrast, Zuffalo (www.zuffalo.ca) is a much newer arrival on the scene and have already built a steady following of dance-happy music lovers. Having recently traveled out west with the Fat Cats they are looking forward to sharing the stage once again.Adam Shier (www.unseenstrangers.ca) never disappoints whether he is fronting the newgrass sensation The Unseen Strangers or picking away on his own. Adam's open-ended yet inclusive approach to Bluegrass is irresistibly creative and will be an stellar way to start the night on November 17th! Check out the Facebook event page here: www.facebook.com/events/260171791498708

Thanks for saying so! Cheers!

Well, thanks for the encouraging words ?. Hahaha, seriously, I play music because I love how it makes me feel and how it allows me to relate to my fellow musicians and the audience. Sometimes I play original music and sometimes I put together a project such as this. And yeah, our guitar player doesn’t think he’s Derek Trucks. But he doesn’t suck either ?.

Couldn’t agree more! www.gratefuldead.band

Hey there 2ndtube! Rich Grossman will hit the stage around 9:45pm and Whose Cat Is Dead are expected to start around 10:45pm. Enjoy the game and see you at the show!

Dead Phish 2.0Flat Cat Productions Invites You to Share in an Evening of Grateful Dead and Phish with:Whose Cat Is Dead&A Solo Acoustic Phish Set by Rich Grossman of The LizardsDead Phish at the Mod Club was Whose Cat Is Dead's most popular show to date and now, because of many requests, the band will be serving up round 2 at the Rivoli. The Rivoli is a more intimate venue so get your tickets today!Interpreting The Vast Catalog of The Grateful DeadRelatively new to the scene, the veteran musicians that make up Whose Cat Is Dead are really turning "heads" within the jam community.This group are as dedicated to exploring new ideas and approaches to these classic songs as they are to creating musical Jerry-isms. The combination is potent, entertaining, and a treat for live music lovers. With a driving, powerful rhythm section, soaring keys, 2 very different guitar styles, and some of the best 3-part harmonies in the business, this crew are quickly gaining fans new and old. Adam Bernstein - Drums and VocalsRich Grossman - Guitar and VocalsKimberly Manning - Keys and VocalsMark Thackway - Guitar and VocalsMikey Vukovich - Bass and VocalsThe Lizards virtuoso guitar slinger and now full-time member of WCID, Rich Grossman, has been wowing crowds with the band since making their debut in November of 2013, playing sold out shows and festivals to hundreds of fans. The band’s main goal is to recreate the Phish Experience. Whether it’s their ever changing setlists, synchronized dancing (or trampoline-ing) or touring with their own lighting rig and director (TG5), the band is committed to giving people that same feeling as the one we’ve all felt many times before.The Lizards make it possible to gain that experience in our own backyard, with many feeling it’s been a long time coming that a band can create a community in this country for such a style of music. The Lizards intend to show everyone that they, above all things, can once again bring together a congregation of like-minded people that all want the same things: good times, good music & sore legs!Rich has agreed to reinvent his performance from the original Dead Phish show at the Mod Club. Come and see what he has up his sleeve this time around!(Tickets will be available at the door for $20)

Music of the Tedeschi Trucks Band heads up! While the show is yet to be announced, I wanted to give those of you who are digging the TTB as much as me a heads up that Bound For Glory, a new 11-piece Tedeschi Trucks Band tribute, will be performing at the Rivoli in Toronto on Dec. 21st with Whose Cat Is Dead. Super excited!