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Next Shows: Oct.23rd & Nov.6th Fionn MacCools Davisville Yonge / Nov.8th Ned Devines Milton / Nov.13th &27th  Fionn MacCools Clarkson/ Nov.21st Fox Fiddle Yonge/St.Clair / Nov.15th Private Wedding

On a beautiful fall night in late September I performed for the LocoMobi Company Party. LocoMobi is a cutting-edge tech company located in Toronto’s Liberty Village. For this event I played at the owners residence to his staff and friends. A good time had by all, and found myself in ‘human ipod’ shuffle mode to the max. By the end of the evening, I managed to do a mix of Abba, Tragically Hip, and Beach Boys songs, and a climatic “Dont Stop Believing” which the entire staff sang along too. Damn, wish i had a pic of that (instead of the pre-party setup)!

Check out the YouTube link below of  “Live Snips” of Instrumental “Lounge” Piano Tunes, recently recorded live (over 4 shows) during the Dining Hour at Muskoka’s Oliver and Bonacini’s Windermere Resort . The live snips include 13 songs ‘mashed’ together in 8mm film with salt and butter in 7 minutes from a crazy roster of Artists: Eric Clapton, Burt Bacharach, Backstreet Boys (yes really), Prince, Blue Rodeo, The Beatles, Weezer, U2, Counting Crows, CSNY, James Taylor, Carly Simon,And Coldplay.

Next Shows: July 17th – Fionn MacCools Davisville Toronto / July 22nd – Turtle Jacks Oakville / July 25th – Windermere Muskoka / July 26th – Glen Abby Golf Course

For 3 weekends in July, I had the great opportunity of playing one of Muskoka’s (that’s our Hamptons if your reading this from New York or LA) most prestigious resorts – Oliver and Bonacini’s “Windermere” at beautiful Lake St.Joseph. From 6-8:30pm I entertained guests at the resort on a beautiful grand piano, playing songs that were for the dining hour, then from 9:30pm – 12am, entertained the locals, and guests in their downstairs pub. From the staff, to the management, to the guests, I had a great time. It was really cool (although noting my face expression in this pic you can’t tell, cause my focus is on the piano), watching the boats dock at the harbour, while performing, and then watching the people who operate the boats dance or drink or eat to the songs I played.