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Title:
Benefit Concert for Siksika with Ira Provost and Armond Duck Chief
When:
Sun, Jun 30
Where:
Lethbridge
Category:
Country

Description

Time: 2 p.m.

Cover: $10 requested donation

10 a.m.: Community Garage Sale

 vendors, silent auction

 all proceeds   go to Siksika Relief  Fund

Contact Leanne for more information  or to volunteer 328-2414

 

Ira Provost  https://myspace.com/iraprovost/music/song/blackfoot-sky-70398297

or http://music.cbc.ca/#/artists/Ira-Provost

Ira Provost’s music delivers a proud and exciting message of First Nations values and beliefs from the Blackfoot perspective set to First Nations Folk Music (music that blends contemporary Folk with contemporary First Nations). Songs written by Ira Provost often share stories of First Nations pride, heritage and knowledge used to empower listeners from any heritage to understand the true and accurate voice of First Nations people in Canada. Ira Provost is from the Piikani First Nation and lives in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada.

Ira Provost is the Winner of the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society's 2010 Blackfoot Arts Award fo the Performing Arts/Songwriting.

Other honors include: 2010 Aboriginal Council of Lethbridge's Community Leadership Award.

Blackfoot Sky is available online through cdbaby.com/cd/iraprovost or through itunes.com

All Songs and Music are written by Ira Provost

CD produced by LA Records and Media Distribution, Lethbridge, AB
 

Armond Duck Chief http://armondduckchief.com/

Armond Duck Chief (born April 19th 1980) is a country singer/song writer, rodeo cowboy and family man. Born and raised in the Siksika Nation on Blackfoot territory in Alberta Canada. He grew up listening to country legends like George Jones, Hank, and Waylon, who all inspired his passion for country music. Started singing country in his early 20’s when he discovered at a karaoke bar that he could carry a note. His cousin/college roommate taught him how to play the guitar and so began his love for writing songs.
His knack for the old country music is evident in his style of singing. The songs he writes are tales of life, love and rodeo. Participating in rodeos across North America as a Steer Wrestler inspires his cowboy songs about life on the road and chasing his gold buckle dream.  The shows he puts on  are a bit of everything from high energy two stepping to cowboy songs, with a mix of classic country; just an all around Good time!
Releasing his debut CD titled Country Groove in November 2011 at the INFR in Las Vegas, NV is his biggest accomplishment to date. The CD is a must have album for country music lovers. With 7 songs composed by Armond as well as 3 covers.



 

Venue

Map
Venue:
Sik-Ooh Kotoki Friendship Centre
Street:
1709 2nd Ave South
ZIP:
T1J 0E8
City:
Lethbridge
State:
AB
Country:
Country: ca

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