The Provinicial Archive CD Release
If you thought the best reason to love Edmonton’s The Provincial Archive was either their bittersweet melodies, frontman Craig Schram’s uncanny ability to channel Tori Spelling, or monsieur Gregg Beever’s ringing endorsement, you would be WRONG.
It turns out, the best reason to love The Provincial Archive is because those boys know how to throw a party. They’ll be hitting the stage at the Roxy Theatre – very fancy, gentlemen – on Saturday night for a release party for their latest record, “Maybe We Could Be Holy.”
“We think that taking the stage at the Roxy Theatre for this homecoming, and record release, is a classy way to do it! Soft seats: Big beats,” said Craig, via email.
“After one of the busiest summers in our own personal history of summertime, we’re … thrilled to be performing in the comfort of our very own home[town]. See you this Saturday, Edmonton!”
If you’re down for The Provincial Archive’s party, you can still grab your advance tickets at Blackbyrd Myoozik, Listen Records, or from the band’s website. But if you MUST leave everything until the very last moment (honestly, what is WRONG with you?!), you can also get tickets at the door for $20.
And if you cannot make it to the big event, I highly recommend you pick up their album, available on their website or from the iTubes.
P-A-R-T–Y? Because we gotta!
Hey, our fore fathers didn’t fight for our right to party so we could sit at home watching people who think they can dance.
Heck, no.
They’d have wanted you to head down to Whyte Avenue’s Wunderbar for 7pm this evening to enjoy some local entertainment, local cake, and beer from all over.
A blog (and podcast) only get to turn 1 once.
We’d love to you see you tonight, so come say “Hi.”
You don’t even have to bring presents. (Though they are accepted.)
