Dali Van Gogh

A packed night of music at Broken record with a fantastic mix Doors at 8 PM Josh Ritchie at 9 PM Black Suit Devil at 10 PM Tooth & The fang at 11 PM Dali Van Gogh at midnight 2023 ECMA winner Dali Van Gogh stand as a testament to the raw power and unyielding spirit of hard rock music. Hailing from the vibrant city of Halifax, Nova Scotia, this female-fronted ensemble has carved their path through the industry with a blend of showmanship, originality, and unparalleled musicianship. Their electrifying performances have left audiences in awe across the expanse of Canada, sharing stages with titans of rock such as Buckcherry, The Glorious Sons, and The Headpins. Tooth & the Fang is the Folk/Rock outlet for Singer/Songwriter Geoff Smith and his revolving door of musicians from New Brunswick, Canada. Performing both as a lonely troubadour and a thunderous 4 piece band, Tooth & the Fang has graced the stages of festivals such as Pop Montreal and the Halifax Pop Explosion. Forever weary of being pigeonholed, they've shared the stage with a wide variety of artists, from chanteuse Julie Doiron to rockers Solids and The Sadies. Spring 2020 will see the release of their 3rd album, “Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel” on Monopolized Records. Self-recorded (with a little help from his friends) in various locations in Saint John's South End, “...Broadview Wind Tunnel” is Smith's most personal album to date. Direct lyricism reveals an intimate portrait of the 21st century songwriter, while the wide variety of collaborators make this release Tooth & the Fang's most sonically ambitious. Heart & soul. Passion & grit. Freedom of expression & the triumph of the human spirit. Black Suit Devil represents all of these things. With a tongue-in-cheek name meant to pique the curiosity and a tenacious DIY approach, Black Suit Devil has been spreading inspiration and awareness through music since 2015. A Solo project led by Singer/Songwriter Andy Du Rego of Toronto, Ontario whose style has been likened to that of Ray LaMontagne, Tom Waits, and Chris Cornell.