Author: Laurie Bowen Chelsey June and Jaaji, who are Twin Flames, are incredible humans. Not only are they award winning musicians and songwriters, but they are parents to six young people between them and both are living a life of sobriety. They are funny too....
Article by Laurie Bowen Rick opened his set, at the Ottawa Grassroots Festival, with Laundry on the Line, a brand new song from his Covid 19 album, he entitled, Solar Powered Too. He shared that, when he drives into Ottawa, (he hails from Peterborough where Neil Young...
Author: Laurie Bowen Opening night at the Ottawa Grassroots Festival was electrifying, to say the least. This incredible multi-instrumentalist, along with her two younger sisters on sax and trombone and her dad on drums, wowed the crowd at St. Andrew’s...
Author: Laurie Bowen On Thursday, April 21, The Blind and the Beautiful, opened the Ottawa Grassroots Festival. Creative Director, Ian Tamblyn, introduced them saying that when he first heard them at Irene’s Pub, he was blown away. He was so right, as they blew...
Author: Laurie Bowen If you haven’t heard about TWIN FLAMES yet, you are about to. Chelsey and Jaaji (pronounced YAAYEE), have just returned from Charlottetown, Nova Scotia, after Chelsey co-hosted the Canadian Folk Music Awards. Twin Flames won for Indigenous Song...
Algonquin College Emerging Stars (ACES) had their in-house competition to decide which three student acts will be performing live on the Ottawa Grassroots Festival stage this year. The competition took place on Wednesday, March 30th, at the Algonquin College campus...