Suzie Vinnick Music

Definitely go see these entertainers alone on together…true talented musicians each on their own but together makes for a phenomenal night of great entertainment…👍👍🎶👍👍

Great show….nice ambience…good interaction with the crowd and amazing musicians and very entertaining

Vinnick rules blues with her guitar and on stage charm. Seamless chemistry with other musicians and she reads her audience. Such a pleasure to witness a gifted musician just get better and better.

3 Fantastic talented musicians! Too bad more people didn’t hear about the show.

Absolutely fantastic to see my old friend Suzie in a lovely intimate venue. Lloyd Spiegel is the most amazing guitar player i have seen in a very long time, and was a complete surprise; we became instant fans! One iminor ssue my sister and i had was the hard, school auditorium stacking wooden seats, but we do understand the reasons for them. another suggestion: the merch table was set up in the corner where the bar and bathroom traffic was heavy, perhaps the lobby would be better or the opposit corner? we had a wonderful time otherwise, and will definitely be back for more in this series and beyond. Thanks suzie, lloyd and all. Laura M

I discovered Suzie's music via CBC Radio's "Saturday Night Blues" years ago, when she was featured around the time of her "Me and Mabel" album. I remember being impressed both by her guitar playing and her voice. I'm glad to say that both are still terrific. We'd been waiting to be able to see a Suzie Vinnick show for years, having seen her some years back as part of The Marigolds at Butchart Gardens in Victoria (for which we travelled over from the Lower Mainland). Having just moved to Courtenay, the opportunity was too good to miss. This was a great show at a great little venue. The opener was Australian Lloyd Spiegel, of whom I'd never heard, but a mate in Melbourne (who's seen him several times) assures me that he is a bona fide big deal Down Under. He can certainly play guitar -- he has prodigious technique (albeit a bit too shreddy for my personal taste) -- and a good voice, and is a genuinely funny bloke. He went down very well with the audience, most of whom knew as much about him as I did. Suzie was just excellent, playing some well-known favourites and a good selection from her new album "Fall Back Home". Her guitar and bass guitar skills are top-notch, but her voice is the real reason to see Suzie. To me, she's right up there with the likes of Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi as a singer. Suzie and Lloyd came back for a short set of recently worked-out duets at the end, bringing a triumphal end to the evening for the 200 or so in the audience. Don't miss them, is all I can say.

This was a two-part show which also featured Lloyd Spiegel. I would have given it 5 stars , except for the sound mixing of Suzie's vocals. Suzie has a lovely voice but after the amplifier did its bit, I found that her high notes were harsh, which I found fatiguing. I can't understand why the sound guy didn't notice this and apply some EQ. I know nothing about sound mixing. Could it have been the mic? That said, it was a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Awesome show. Great musicians. Super atmosphere and locale. Can't wait for the next show

Great music, fun evening for two great causes. Thanks to all - Suzie, Roly and Martin, the super audience and the volunteers!

What a treat to see SuzieV perform live. My first time to Mandy's Bistro. I will be back! BarryT.

Suzie Vinnick brought the blues to the house. Soaring vocals and some darn good guitar picking. Nice addition of Scott Ballentine and Andra Faye as the opening act.