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Let’s show @tanya_horseshoe some love and support. .................Repost from @chuckcoles ........................My partner @tanya_horseshoe has not been ...able to open her bar in 9 months. With restrictions making it absolutely impossible to open without jeopardizing the safety of her employees and the wonderful people of toronto. This has been an incredibly hard year for everyone in the music industry. Please keep in mind when covid first started frontin the music industry was the first to shut down and we will be the last back to work. If you can donate anything please do. @hardluckbar THE LINK IS IN THE HARDLUCK BIO Much love and respect. Stay vigilant,stay strong and stay safe! #covidstartsfrontinwegottakeepthemusicbumpin

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Ok so I've been pretty fucking vocal today about the demise of the restaurant and bar industry but I honestly have to say that in our little Village of Ottawa, ... the Capital of what I consider the best country in the world, that I'm blessed to have some of the most incredible colleagues in the industry Please take the time to support the local venues like the Rainbow, House of Targ, Irene's, LIVE on Elgin, Mavericks, Minataure, and all of us struggling to stay compliant while bringing you the absolute best, safe, secure and entertaining music experience in the region. Aside from the live music venues, there are plenty of local restaurants and entertainment venues like Midnight Bites, O'Brien's, The Koven, Greenfields, Orange Monkey, The Nuden, etc that are also pulling thier weight to keep their heads above water and make sure that you are safe. The sanctions applied today will hurt all of our bottom lines, so please support local!

****DEAR EVERYONE REGARDING CTO*** We are certainly in some unprecedented times and there is a lot of question as to when, and how things can go back to everyt...hing we live and love which to many of us is live music...and what will that even look like?!?! Well folks, we have been beaten down by this financial landscape and there have been many obstacles even pre-covid as this business has never been easy, yes I have been here less then 2 years but have been in this industry touring, recording and owning concert venues for over 25 years. It has got much harder, profit margins are slim at best, the workload increased and it's just been so many curveballs to keep searching for the reasons to pursue the passion...which will never, ever die!!! (especially since it hasn't already which is a miracle in itself)....I did a lot of renovations over covid time upgrading the club with hopes to kick ass in 2021 but the well has run itself dry. So this weekend, the 26-28th will be our LAST 2 SHOWS indefinitely, with hopes to resume spring / summer 2021 but truth be told really not sure what will happen...government is not really helping, insurance companies not renewing policies and the cost of doing business out of reach... it's anyone's guess at this point and I really do not have a clear notion of what will eventually happen. I have spent a lot of time on the road travelling back and forth last 18 or so months missing my family and has take a toll on the work I do to support them so this is a bittersweet situation no less. When Call The Office was brought to the table as a business idea, I was no stranger to the iconic history, importance and crucial history of the club as a fan and touring musician...in fact you would hard pressed to match the legacy of this club Tony Lima has instilled on this club over almost 3 decades. All I wanted to do was help keep the legacy alive for past, present and future live music fans....as seeing the smiling faces in the crowd is the ultimate reward!!! It was a tall order, the building was all but condemned and interest had seen better days...staff cared a lot, locals cared a lot, city hall cared a lot, and I knew what we had to do. We worked our asses off, and it was for the most part by many appreciated as much as we appreciated them. I want extend very sincere thank you to all the staff, bands, music fans, promoters and all who have come though and shared their great formidable memories of the club....you are all amazing! We have unfinished business here but only time will tell if we will get the chance to continue, and if not us we hope someone will carry the torch. I can't wait until I am either behind the bar, or in the crowd again Come out Thursday / Friday or Saturday and say hello, catch a band, safely social distant of course or pull out those old show flyers and remember the great times over so many amazing years. Love and respect, DQ.

HEY!!! ON RECOMMENCE LA PROGRAMMATION DES SHOWS!! Y'a pas mal de changements, évidemment! Écris nous ici pour avoir les infos!... ==> [email protected] ON A HÂTE!!!! Maude Touchette - IDALG

It's No Fun - PINK COCOON (Official Music Video) on YouTube! Recorded in Montreal. Filmed in New York City. Click link to watch https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=nYD3MN8DVEI

'' Culture et rapprochements sociaux, deux mots qui, malheureusement ne sont pas à l'honneur ces temps-ci. Ces soirées folles vont me manquer. Merci L'Escalier,... endroit unique en plein coeur de la ville et au beau milieu d'un vortex inexplicable qui attirait les gens de tous les âges et cultures, sans discrimination '' Hugo JOYAL Musicien L'Escalier se retire momentanément de la scène montréalaise, le bâtiment va être démoli prochainement mais toute l'équipe vous donne rendez-vous dans un autre lieu encore inconnu, lorsque le temps de la fête et de la liberté sera revenu.

Allô tout le monde! Vous avez entendu que l'Escalier fermait officiellement ses portes à l'emplacement de Berri-UQAM. Ce qui est malheureusement vrai... Mais bo...nne nouvelle, prise de la bouche de Max le gérant lui-même: l'Escalier rouvrira, l'équipe et le proprio étant suffisamment motivés pour le faire revivre ailleurs ! Longue vie et gloire à L'Escalier !!