Mon Oct 26
GiG Night 36 hosted by Psycho ’78 “A Danzig Era Tribute to the Misfits” w/ Riot Dogs, Les Contre-Coeurs, Common Trouble, Scaffold, Piss Drawer, Big Toe & Napoleon Ice Cream
Gus’ Pub
Travis Hatcher brings his Newfoundland-rooted folk-rock to The Old Triangle, spinning yarns with raw vocal passion and multi-instrumental chops. Rowdy solo set from a Lawrencetown-based storyteller worth catching.
Travis Hatcher is a multi-instrumentalist based in Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia. Hailing originally from Labrador, Travis Hatcher is a folk-rock musician with roots in Newfoundland and an eclectic musical taste giving him a unique approach to his song writing. Travis’ passionate vocal delivery is a staple in his performance and his lyrics have shown an innate ability for story telling – whether fiction or non. Travis’ songs are designed to ensnare the imagination and stir your emotions. Travis not only writes and performs his own material, he travels the maritimes and plays favourites from yesterday and today and takes as many requests as he can to please listener’s from all walks of life. Travis released “Pieces” in August 2018 and it is an important marker in his solo career. “Pieces” comprises songs which have been written, performed solo and with bands, in the time between 2011 after his last release “Pretty Fire” and the recording of “Pieces”. “Pieces” is an audio reminder of the journey of many miles in the past 7-8 years of his life.