2 shows in 2 cities in 2 weeks!!
We are so incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to share the stage with @thebandpicastro 2 nights in a row. Joining us in Toronto is @unelectric and in Ottawa is @chimeofwrensmusic and @mmmmbrownlee Both nights guaranteed to be very special!! ❤️
Ticket link in bio
Graphic Design @jamiejimjames
#slowcore #experimentalfolk #dreampop #showgaze #supportindependentmusic
We’re honoured to join this limited ticket event, Friday May 22, hosted by @annettestudios featuring @thebandpicastro with opening sets by @unelectric and yours truly. This one is surely not to be missed!! 😘❤️
Ticket link in bio
Graphic Design @jamiejimjames
#slowcore #experimentalfolk #antifolk #dreampop #supportindependentmusic
THIS TUESDAY ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR
March 17th
Doors at 7pm, show at 7:30pm
Grace Church on-the-Hill
300 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto, ON M4V 1X4, Canada
20$ for tix. $30 for tix + IN BLUE TIME vinyl
Toronto – spend (or start) your St. Patrick’s Day at Grace Church on-the-Hill’s historic nave for a memorable night from three eclectic acts. Experimental-indie duo Ira Dot is launching their debut album In Blue Time, which is a meditation on the colour blue and a tenderhearted study of melancholia.
They are supported by underground folk artist Jordaan Mason – whose cult record Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head was recently lauded as one of Paste Magazine’s 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century – and rising hyperpop wordsmith Sufferin Mall – whose States of Emergency was named one of the best books of poetry of 2023 by CBC.
Hosting this celebration is Fan Wu – accomplished poet and distingué icon of the Toronto art scene.
LINK TO BUY TICKETS IN BIO
March 17th
Doors at 7pm, show at 7:30pm
Grace Church on-the-Hill
300 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto, ON M4V 1X4, Canada
20$ for tix. $30 for tix + IN BLUE TIME vinyl
Toronto – spend (or start) your St. Patrick’s Day at Grace Church on-the-Hill’s historic nave for a memorable night from three eclectic acts. Experimental-indie duo Ira Dot is launching their debut album In Blue Time, which is a meditation on the colour blue and a tenderhearted study of melancholia.
They are supported by underground folk artist Jordaan Mason – whose cult record Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head was recently lauded as one of Paste Magazine’s 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century – and rising hyperpop wordsmith Sufferin Mall – whose States of Emergency was named one of the best books of poetry of 2023 by CBC.
Hosting this celebration is Fan Wu – accomplished poet and distingué icon of the Toronto art scene.
LINK TO BUY TICKETS IN BIO
Toronto – spend (or start) your St. Patrick’s Day with an evening of soulful introspection and join us for an intimate sanctuary concert.
Step into Grace Church on-the-Hill’s historic nave for a night of dynamic and heartfelt songs, commemorating the release of indie-experimental Toronto duo Ira Dot’s debut album In Blue Time. Recorded over 5 years, the album is an eclectic genre hybrid (slacker rock, electropop, sound collage, etc.), a meditation on the colour blue, and a tenderhearted study of melancholia.
Ira Dot is supported by underground folk artist Jordaan Mason – whose cult record Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head was recently lauded as one of Paste Magazine’s 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century – and rising hyperpop wordsmith Sufferin Mall – whose States of Emergency was named one of the best books of poetry of 2023 by CBC.
Hosting this celebration is Fan Wu – accomplished poet and distingué icon of the Toronto art scene.
March 17th
Doors at 7pm, show at 7:30pm
Grace Church on-the-Hill
300 Lonsdale Rd, Toronto, ON M4V 1X4, Canada
20$ for tix. $30 for tix + vinyl
Link in bio
Show announcement! Dec 17th at @threedollarbill.parkdale with @jqwy_writes and @ehowwy ! Advance tickets available at link in bio ($20 or PWYC). 7pm doors 8pm music. Masks encouraged. Capacity is limited so recommend buying in advance. Hope to see you there :)
Jordaan Mason (TO)
From Toronto, Ontario, Jordaan Mason’s creative genius has been a staple in experimental folk for over a decade. They released their first collaborative EP “pack up everything” in 2003, they provided the lyrics and vocals while Neil Gong wrote and performed the instrumentals. Jordaan then went on to release their first solo EP “one day the horses will have their revenge” that was written and recorded in their parent’s basement in August through December of 2004. Originally an intimate release only shared with friends, Jordaan was encouraged to share their EP more widely by those closest to them. Their development as a musician was highly impacted by the creation of this EP as they learned to play guitar through the writing process after forgetting their accordion in California. In the years to follow they have garnered an extensive discography, with 4 EPs, 10 albums, and a multitude of singles as a singer songwriter, as well as multiple releases in collaborative projects like children eating birds, Jordaan Mason and the horse museum, winter sister, and towards the forest. Most recently, Jordaan released a single entitled “IS THERE A BETTER NAME FOR THE THINGS THAT ACHE AND DOES IT MATTER WHEN THE EARTH MOVES ANYWAY” which continues to build off of what makes them so special as an artist. Jordaan Mason has perfectly captured a sense of raw authenticity, the feeling of people playing music in a room that can often be a lost art among over produced and over polished production styles. They create clean and well constructed songs that still feel heartfelt and genuine. In their own words, Jordaan Mason is simply a “confused human being singing songs about being a confused human being” a familiar feeling that can resonate with anyone.
Come cry your eyes out and see the musical wonder of Jordaan Mason at Wrecker Fest!
