Julian Kealey and I are scheduled to perform our Rock Duo show for this year's VIP CHEO Social taking place on Monday November 2nd at the CHEO dream home in Kanata- 389 Vibert Douglas Drive, Brookline, Kanata, Ottawa . Doors will be open at 10 and we'll be making some noise around 11 am till 1 pm. Drop in for some pizza and tunes! Check out the link below for more details
A huge thank you to Visions Community Clothing for helping me bring the official "Go If You Think You Can Make it" merch to fruition!
" Go If You Think You Can Make It" T-shirts and ball caps are now available online. Check out Visions Community Clothing on Facebook or on instagram:
Or click on the link below at
https://visions-community-clothing-3.myshopify.com/
Just a reminder that orders are limited!
Sunday October 12th at Overflow Brewing Company
2477 Kaladar Ave. Ottawa
Tickets : $15
Screening at 8pm followed by a musical performance by Tyler Kealey and guests
I am very proud to be officially releasing this film along side of my good friend and creative collaborator Eric Eggleston! Please check out the trailer below and for more information about the film, be sure to check out the “Documentary” section of the website!
Upcoming Shows
CHEO Dream Home Social , 389 Vibert Douglas Drive, Brookline, , Kanata, Ottawa
Julian Kealey and I are scheduled to perform our Rock Duo show for this year's VIP CHEO Social taking place on Monday November 2nd at the CHEO dream home in Kanata- 389 Vibert Douglas Drive, Brookline, Kanata, Ottawa . Doors will be open at 10 and we'll be making some noise around 11 am till 1 pm. Drop in for some pizza and tunes! Check out the link below for more details
Brennan's Hill Restaurant/Bar, 133 Quebec Rte 105, Low, Quebec
During the pandemic I joined forces with my friend, songwriter and producer Eric Eggleston on an episode of his musical documentary series called “The Human Crush”. The episode features a group of Ottawa musicians which include myself, James Rook, Michel Delage and Eric Eggleston and we are tasked with the challenge of bringing one of Eric’s original songs life through our collaborative musical efforts. The song is called “The Kraken” and is inspired by the attacks in Nova Scotia in 2020. It was so fun to take part in this and very cathartic for all of us to connect and create music as we shared our grievances of pandemic life and our love for playing music together again.