Brigitte Jardin & The City Slickers
When
Occurs on
Thursday January 28 2021
Approximate running time: 1 hour
Venue
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Following Yukon Government COVID guidelines, large sections of the YAC theatre will be blocked off to ensure safe social distancing, and masks are mandatory for all patrons. We are also only able to provide advance ticket sales for this performance. THERE WILL BE NO WALK UP / RUSH TICKETS AVAILABLE.
Originally from Quebec, Brigitte was involved full-time in the Montreal music scene as a drummer. She is now an established artist in the Yukon, actively performing with Ryan McNally, Claire Ness, and many more for the past eight years. Brigitte has decided to focus her time, work & love on her country-folk songwriting project, finding inspiration in traditional country, old-time and Cajun repertoire As a Queer bilingual woman, Brigitte incorporates into her work French and English materials that explore gender roles. She pays tribute to women roots singers who impacted the industry, such as Cléoma Breaux, the first Cajun women who recorded music in Louisiana; Gallant tu perds ton temps, the first traditional all-women band in Québec; and Barbara Dane, a political activist and folk-singer from Michigan.
If you are sick or exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19, please stay home. DO NOT attend the performance if you are ill. Your ticket entitles you to view the performance online at home.
TO VIEW ONLINE / STREAMING PERFORMANCES:
Originally from Quebec, Brigitte was involved full-time in the Montreal music scene as a drummer. She is now an established artist in the Yukon, actively performing with Ryan McNally, Claire Ness, and many more for the past eight years. Brigitte has decided to focus her time, work & love on her country-folk songwriting project, finding inspiration in traditional country, old-time and Cajun repertoire As a Queer bilingual woman, Brigitte incorporates into her work French and English materials that explore gender roles. She pays tribute to women roots singers who impacted the industry, such as Cléoma Breaux, the first Cajun women who recorded music in Louisiana; Gallant tu perds ton temps, the first traditional all-women band in Québec; and Barbara Dane, a political activist and folk-singer from Michigan.
If you are sick or exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19, please stay home. DO NOT attend the performance if you are ill. Your ticket entitles you to view the performance online at home.
TO VIEW ONLINE / STREAMING PERFORMANCES:
1. On the day/time of the performance, go to YukonTickets.com and Login
2. Click on "Tickets for Upcoming Events"
3. Select your performance and enjoy from home!