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NuFunk Presents The New Deal : FINAL HOMETOWN SHOW: Sat. Dec 17th


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Saturday, Dec 17, 2011 10:00 PM EST / doors @ 09:00 PM

The New Deal

at The Opera House - Toronto,ON

$20.00 - $55.00 Get Tickets >>

The New Deal has decided that 2011 will mark the end of a spectacular 12-year career.

A note from the band:

It has been an amazing run for the band and we appreciate the loyal and dedicated tND fanbase across North America and Asia. Our individual lives have taken very different paths with family, living abroad, and other various projects. We have come to a point where the time and commitment that it takes to maintain our band at its best is no longer possible. As a group, we’ve never been known to go halfway, so we have decided to end things with a great run of summer and fall shows that we hope to be the best yet.

We're looking forward to this very special hometown show in a big way. Our fans have been fantastically devoted and supportive, and we hope to give them a final performance that will be truly memorable.

hope to see you! - TND

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Coming off one of their biggest years to date, Canadian Live-Electro icons THE NEW DEAL have decided to call it day. With 10 records released and well over 1000 shows performed since the bands inception in 1998, tND has made an indelible mark as pioneers in the art of performing electronic music completely live and in real time. The band is signing off after a great final year of shows in their favourite North American cities.

So then, why stop now? tND’s drummer, Darren Shearer explains “Looking at the current musical climate, we realized that weren't going to continue to be able put out new records every year and keep up the 80+ show touring schedule that is required of bands in our genre. It didn't feel fair to our fans, and wasn't the way we wanted our band to evolve. tND has always been about being creative in the moment, but we had gotten to the point where we needed either give it our all or move on. It feels right to end off here.â€

tND began out over 13 years ago as an anomaly, a hybrid of electronic and live, capturing the essence of electronic music for real, and on stage. Now, there are literally hundreds of bands across the U.S. emulating that same idea, and with dubstep and electro on the rise, even more groups are surfacing, continuing to push this once fringe, very underground style of music even further into the pop realm. In 2001 SPIN magazine called the New Deal "The Kraftwerk of the new Millennium", but it has taken over a decade to see what this band has been a part of creating, as dance music now reigns in the clubs and the airwaves.

What’s next? Dan Kurtz will continue recording and performing with his mega-hit pop act “Dragonetteâ€, Jamie Shields will continue to play super-dad while scoring film and television music for his company “Studio Catâ€. Darren will be going west, where he has landed a gig in Los Angeles in film post- production.

The New Deal will mark the end of their career with six special shows, ending on the legendary floating music festival, “Jamcruise†that will set sail to Jamaica and Haiti on Jan 9. The band will play their last show in the Caribbean to over 2500 lucky sea-goers, and it will be a great end to a journey that began at a basement-level after-hours club in downtown Toronto over 13 years ago.

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DONE DEAL:

http://www.toronto.com/blog/post/703929--done-deal-new-deal-announce-farewell-show

In the wake of Broken Social Scene's slightly ambiguous news, comes word that another important local musical institution has scheduled its Toronto farewell show. The New Deal, the local livetronica trio whose bassist (Dan Kurtz) is also part of Dragonette's core, had told fans earlier in the year that they would break up in 2011; only the time and place of their last Toronto show - Dec. 17 at the Opera House - is news. (Get ducats at Ticketweb.)

The trio - Kurtz, drummer Darren Shearer, and keybaordist Jamie Shields - was formed in 1998 with occasional breakups, and drew a devoted audience for their knack for spontaneous (yet dance-worthy) compositions. Having come together in the course of a jam session at the Comfort Zone one late night (at the venue, are there any other kinds of nights?) they built themselves a following sufficient to tour the world and release seven live and studio albums.

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*** We're announcing that the first 200 people to come to door with a pre-paid ticket will receive a Free New Deal CD. ***

Last chance to see the New Deal!

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NuFunk.ca - Your One Stop Funk Source

www.thenewdeal.com

Get your tickets now and come early, doors at 9:00 PM!

Will Call Ticket Purchase Link:

The New Deal - Event registration by Guestlist (lower service fees)

or TicketWeb - Order Tickets for The New Deal (Ticketweb)

Adv. Physical Tickets at Soundscapes (572 College St.), Play De Record

(357A Yonge St.) Rotate This (801 Queen St. W.) and Where Heads Meet

(162 Ottawa St. North, Hamilton)

Facebook link: The New Deal : FINAL HOMETOWN SHOW : Sat. Dec. 17 @ Opera House | Facebook more info visit: NuFunk.ca - Your One Stop Funk Source

or email: jay@360degreesaritsts.com

Follow the show live at Twitter

Grab your self a free download of "Back to the Middle" from The New

Deal's first album "This is live" Back To The Middle by the New Deal by NuFunk Canada on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

check out the recent press:

Now Magazine:

This week’s must-see Toronto shows | NOW Magazine

Toronto Star

The Week: Dec. 15 to 21 - thestar.com

The Grid's Best Best by Denise Benson

Five parties you need to hit this week: Dec. 15-21 | The Grid TO

The Onion's A/V club

The New Deal at The Opera House | Music | Events | The A.V. Club Toronto

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