The Fringe Locals
Friday Feb 24th 9.30pm
THE OLD WINERY RESTAURANT
2228 NIAGARA STONE ROAD, NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE
When we first moved to what we thought would be our “weekend get-away” in NOTL back in 1994 we had no idea how it would change our lives. I started playing with my Toronto musician friends, Eric Mahar and Dave Norris at local haunts like The Angel, The Anchorage, etc and was dubiously dubbed a “fringe local”. While we only perform as the Fringe Locals from time to time now, we’ve had some really great years as an ever expanding and contracting co-operative kind of jam band with lots of great Niagara region and Toronto musicians adding to the musical madness. Over the years we’ve released 4 indie CD’s. It’s always great when we can get back together for a night and revisit some old and new songs.
for more info: http://www.stevegoldberger.com/fringelocals.html
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Saturday Afternoon – Feb 25th
Steve will be filling in for Gary Kendall with The Mighty Duck Blues Band and thier guest Mike Branton at
The Golden Pheasant on Ontario St., St. Catharines
2.30 – 6.30 pm
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THE NIAGARA RHYTHM SECTION PRESENTS
TERRY EDMUNDS
this SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25TH
THE OLD WINERY RESTAURANT
2228 NIAGARA STONE ROAD, NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE
dinner and show reservations: 905-468-8900
9:30 pm – NO COVER
www.theoldwineryrestaurant.com
Terry Edmunds, the “Wildchild” is a blues-rock guitarist from Cape Breton who joined the Mingelwood Band in 1975 at the age of 17. In the 80′s he was in the Dutch Mason Blues Band. Since then he’s toured Canada numerous times and was quite active in the Vancouver music scene from 1986 to 2002. He now resides in Brantford. I had the pleasure of playing with him for the first time last year at the Duck and he blew me away. Can’t wait to hear him this Sat with the NRS!
Also, Ed Kopala will be sitting in for Griz on guitar!
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MORE LIVE MUSIC COMING UP:
The Niagara Music Expo proudly presents award winning Canadian blues legends
Paul James and Jerome Godboo in concert
with Niagara’s own Jim Casson, Steve Goldberger, host Mojo Willie and Dan Dufour.
at the Niagara Centre for the Arts,
March 2nd from 8:00P.M. to 11:00P.M.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
Proceeds to support Niagara’s own premier blues festival, the Canal Bank Shuffle.
This show presents an amazing opportunity to catch two Canadian roots music legends, who do not often share the same stage, in concert with a few of Niagara’s own.
http://niagaramusicexpo.ca/index.php/band-line-ups/evening-with-the-blues
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Satuday afternoon March 3rd
Steve will be filling in for Gary Kendall with The Mighty Duck Blues Band and thier guest Paul Reddick at
The Golden Pheasant on Ontario St., St. Catharines
2.30 – 6.30 pm
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“DON’T DO ME LIKE THAT”
a tribute to the music of
TOM PETTY
Friday April 27th
featuring
Blair Packham, Jon Knight, Serena Pryne, Kristen T. Clark,
Kurt Frommann, Denis Keldie, Johnny Ocean, Dave Norris
and hosted by Steve Goldberger
tickets on sale at the Old Winery and more details to come soon!
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THE NIAGARA RHYTHM SECTION AND GUESTS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT:
MARCH 3 – NEIL CHAPMAN
MARCH 10 – PAUL REDDICK
MARCH 17 – WENDELL FERGUSON with Denis Keldie
MARCH 24 – ROBIN BANKS
MARCH 31 – JOHNNY MAX
APRIL 7 – CHERYL LESCOM with Dave Curry on guitar
APRIL 14 – RAOUL BHANEJA
APRIL 21 – BILL COLGATE with Cam MacIness & Joey Gaitanis
APRIL 28 – MORGAN DAVIS
MAY: Maureen Brown, Debbie Fleming,
Lance Anderson, Carlos Del Junco and more!
For the full list of all my upcoming shows
and the full updated Niagara Rhythm Section guest line-up
please click here: http://www.stevegoldberger.com/stevesgigs.htm
MUSIC AND DVD’S: www.stevegoldberger.com/shedrecords.html
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Find your way to La Cachette at Strewn Winery in Niagara-on-the-Lake for their 12th annual Jazz & Oysters Series! Featuring Niagara’s finest talent, with a different trio entertaining each Sunday in February from 12 – 3 PM. Enjoy a fabulous oyster menu (full lunch menu also available). There’s no better way to spend a Sunday afternoon! No cover charge. Reservations are recommended.