Time: 9 p.m.

Cover:$15

http://goodolgoats.com/
Starting their journey in a music room in high school, The Good Ol’ Goats have fine-tuned their initial discovery of folk into a matured alternative style that leaves you wanting more.
With the revival of folk in today’s music scene, a new generation of fans is eager to discover what folk has to offer. The Good Ol’ Goats have stepped in, leaving the typical folk stereotype behind and have reached a level this generation is excited about hearing. The Goats maturing sound boasts instrumental additions such as the dobro and the trumpet, and lyrics that focus on people and their emotions. You can hear the range and passion in their array of songs with pieces that have haunting harmonies and achingly beautiful lyrics and others that will have your feet stomping and hand clapping.

Having chances to play with bands such as Scenic Route to Alaska, Shred Kelly, and The Great Lake Swimmers, and with successes like coming second in CBC’s nationwide Searchlight Contest and winning Best Roots and Blues Album in the Kootenay Music Awards, The Good Ol’ Goats have big plans for their future. These plans include touring around Western Canada and releasing an album that exemplifies their unique lyrical and instrumental style through new expressive and dynamic songs.

Friday, April 29th 9pm at Slice

The Good Ol' Goats with The Wine Soaked Preachers!

Tix $15

This show will not be your old time square dance, this will be a let-your-hair-loose, hip-shaking, foot-stompin good time! These folk-roots-rock bands will appeal to your ears and your dancing feet. Tickets are $15, and available at Blueprint or Slice.

The Wine Soaked Preachers

http://www.thewinesoakedpreachers.ca/

Four urban cowboys preaching western noire. Great for drinking, dancing and foot stomping. The Wine Soaked Preachers are a four-piece roots band based out of Calgary, Alberta. Writing and preaching their own brand of Alberta-soaked tales, the band is inspired by other proudly Canadian roots acts like Corb Lund and Daniel Romano, as well as dark and dissident storytellers such as The Handsome Family and Timber Timbre.

The Good Ol' Goats

http://goodolgoats.com/

This energetic band of teenagers bring their own brand of bluegrass alt-folk to the dance floor with infectious rhythms, beautiful acoustic instrumentation, heartfelt melodies and clever lyrics that are unexpectedly mature, nuanced and just plain fun.

Starting their journey in a music room in high school, The Good Ol’ Goats have fine-tuned their initial discovery of folk into a matured alternative style that leaves you wanting more.

With the revival of folk in today’s music scene, a new generation of fans is eager to discover what folk has to offer. The Good Ol’ Goats have stepped in, leaving the typical folk stereotype behind and have reached a level this generation is excited about hearing. The Goats maturing sound boasts instrumental additions such as the dobro and the trumpet, and lyrics that focus on people and their emotions. You can hear the range and passion in their array of songs with pieces that have haunting harmonies and achingly beautiful lyrics and others that will have your feet stomping and hand clapping.