Upbeat rippers Century Egg (Hfx) and salty art punkers Motherhood (Frdtn) descend on Club SAW to perform with glam rock icon Lady Charles.
Tickets $15 advance, $20 at the door, pay-what-you-can (email hello@debaser.ca to arrange PWYC ticket)
Licensed / all ages
fully accessible to those with restricted mobility and all genders
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Algonquin Anishinaabeg people on whose land we operate. Donations will be collected at the event for Minwaashin Lodge Programs. Read more about our land acknowledgement.
COVID-19 Policy
Proof of double vaccination required upon entry. Contact tracing information will be collected when you purchase a through Eventbrite, or in-person at the event.
Attendees are welcome to remove their masks to enjoy a beverage once they are seated.
Accessibility
Club SAW is ground level, accessible by ramp through the courtyard at 67 Nicholas, with an automatic door at the main entrance. Bathrooms are gender neutral. Universal bathroom has automatic door and adult changing table.
Email hello@debaser.ca to request any further accessibility information, or to request accommodations.
Safer space policy
Attendees, artists and staff are expected to respect one another. Zero tolerance for violence, aggression, oppressive behaviour or language, or bullying. If you are currently implicated in an accountability process, please ensure you are respecting the space and well-being of those you have affected.
About the artists
Century Egg is a colourful band boasting a diverse range of influences and artistic traditions. Refreshingly modern and fun music about the importance of chosen family, staying together and the love of daydreaming and eating wonderful food.
Century Egg is a band of escape artists. On their debut EP for Forward Music Group, the Halifax four-piece blaze through basement pop jams carefully crafted with the desires of the listener at the front of their minds. The desire to move, to dance, to let go of our walls and our traumas. Century Egg creates music to make us free.
Coming hot of the heels of their We Can Play ep, Little Piece of Hair is the bands loudest, clearest mission statement to date. Boasting a new rhythm section of Matty Grace on Bass and Meg Yoshida on drums, Century Egg is a band reborn.
by Kyle Cunjak
A trio of deep-thinkin’ rippers, New Brunswick’s Motherhood achieve one very rare and uncomplicated feat: they sound EXCITING on record and stage alike. Unlike so many awkward experiments by peers and ‘adventurous’ contemporary rock outfits, Motherhood’s music explodes with the kind of charm and exuberance you can’t just order. No, it’d take years of late nite couch-crumpled conversations, bathroom stall barfs and parking lot laughter to achieve the kind of chemistry these three exude. If we’re calling this art rock, it’s because, in 2021, commitment is a precious art indeed. And make no mistake, Motherhood is all about commitment.
Lady Charles is a shape-shifting art rock enchanter/ress from Ottawa, Canada. They released their self-titled debut EP in 2020, blending elements of folk, indie rock, and electronica with themes of gender, apocalypse, and lost friendships. Their 2020 single Manic Pixie Dream Boy brought their sound and image to a wider audience, racking up thousands of listens and views and even getting a shout-out from of Montreal's Kevin Barnes. They are soon to release a new music video for their new single, the holographic glam-pop love song Noella (I Can't Get Enough of You) as well as a full-length album of original music at the end of 2021 featuring contributions from members of Tokyo Police Club, Raphael Saadiq's band, Lavola, and Valois. Buoyed by a kaleidoscopic and vibrant aesthetic, Charles' blend of art rock sensibilities, glam visuals, and punk rock abandon chart a new course into musical parts unknown.