Really excited to announce that my next live performance will be taking place in my very own neighbourhood, Lesliville's, The Avro.

Things to look forward to:
- Awesome atmosphere
- Friendly neighbours
- The Avro specialty drink: The Campfire.
- And LOCAL LIVE MUSIC!

Can't wait to see you: Tuesday, May 15th, 9-11 PM!
750 Queen Street East.

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Just a quick update to let you know that I will be performing this Thursday, May 3rd for the opening night of 50 Years of Rolling Stones Photography Exhibit!  Here is a little write-up from the Analogue Gallery website:

Celebrating 50 years of The Rolling Stones, Analogue Gallery presents a retrospective of stunning images from some of rock and roll’s finest photographers.

Included is Philip Townsend’s early image of a young, boyish-looking group photographed along the banks of the Thames, renowned photographs by Barrie Wentzell and Ken Regan that document the band’s rise to success in the 1960s and 1970s, and present-day portraits by Lynn Goldsmith. This exhibition uniquely depicts one of music’s most legendary acts through both famous and rarely-seen photos spanning their incredible 50-year career.

The exhibit will run from May 3-June 3 as part of the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival.

Live Musical Guests:
HOLLY ANDRUCHUK
MODERNBOYS MODERNGIRLS
JULIAN TAYLOR BAND
NORTHERN BAPTISTS
JANE'S PARTY
AMANDA MACCHIA

Can't wait to share my Stones renditions with you!

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Thank you to friends, fans and family that were able to make it out to our Tuesday night show at Rancho Relaxo! The Brothers Elliott and I had a great time and we look forward to performing for you again some time soon. Most of importantly - thank you for supporting live music in TORONTO!

Warm Regards and Happy Holidays!
Holly Andruchuk. Simon Elliott and Jeremy Elliott

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The Brothers Elliott and I are excited for our live music performance taking place this Tuesday, December 6th at RANCHO RELAXO.  We are opening for a touring band from Calgary called RALEIGH.  As a little get-to-know-you I thought it might fun to feature an artist Q&A with one of the members of Raleigh - Brock Geiger (vocal, guitar and bass).  Enjoy!


Q&A with Brock Geiger of Raleigh
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
Interests: Music, traveling, space
Pet Peeves: Velvet and a variety of soft fabrics. 
Favourite Foods: Sushi, chocolate, pineapple
What instrument(s) do you play?   Clea (cello, keys), Brock (guitar, bass) and Matt (drums)
Full Albums or Mix-tapes? Full albums
Favorite piece of music equipment/gear/instrument: Ours, when we make em sound good. Jamman, sizzle cymbal
Last great concert you saw: Nels Cline Singers at the Getty Centre; Mariachi El Bronx at the Broken City, Roger Waters
Favorite city/venue to play in: New York; Big sounding churches and the outdoors
First thing you pay attention to when hearing a song for the first time: Energy, harmony, orchestration
What is your songwriting inspiration? Breaking new ground, new sounds, our cats 
Inspiration for your band name: Neat sounding word.
Words to live by: "Beavers- beavers-beavers- sharing- sharing- sharing"
Favorite Radio Show: CJSW all day programming
Ultimate music gear/instrument wish list: Contrabass, hand bells
Strangest display of affection from a fan: Homemade fan music video
Favorite New Artist: Bon Iver, St. Vincent, Free Nude Celebs
Last Great Film I Saw:  Down By Law, Man With a Movie Camera, Me and you and everything we know
Last Great Book I Read: Motley Crue; The Dirt; This is Your Brain on Music; Timbuktu
Current album you can’t get enough of right now: Marnie Stern, self title... The Luyas, too beautiful to work

Thanks Brock!

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Hi Friends,

Hope you are well! I would like to invite you to my next live music performance taking place:
Tuesday, December 6th at Rancho Relaxo, 9 PM.

I expect this will be a very special night as The Brothers Elliott and I have been invited to open for a Calgary based band called Raleigh. I am super excited to welcome this Alberta trio like a warm chinook wind!

Raleigh Biography
Raleigh is the labour of love of Calgary based musicians Brock Geiger (of The Dudes & Dojo Workhorse), Matt Doherty (of Axis of Conversation & This City Defects) and Clea Anaïs (of the Consonant C & Dojo Workhorse). The collaboration between Geiger and Anaïs dates back to 2009, playing on each others' solo records and touring across Canada. Each of them have won Calgary Folk Festival Songwriting Contest prizes and have also been featured in the Trans Canada Alberta Songwriters Series. The addition of Doherty on drums in the winter of 2010 added a new dimension to the already intriguing nuances created by Anaïs and Geiger's melodically driven, folk-minded songs.

If you can make it, we will be so glad to see you!

Best,
Holly

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