Time: 9 p.m.

Cover (without wristband ) $15

FULL PROVIDENCE PASS – only $60! (+service charges) 18+
The “Providence Pass” is our full feature festival pass, and is an absolute steal!
For 2016 this includes:
    •    1 Limited edition copy of our 2015 Live Compilation (Tape+DL Card)
    •    1 $10 Gift Card to Andrew Hilton Wine + Spirits
    •    1 $10 Gift Card to Plum Fine Dining
    •    1 $10 Gift Card to Encore Barber
    •    1 $5  Gift Card to Drunken Sailor
    •    1 Gift Flyer to Catwalk Salon
    •    Entry to all events Wednesday to Sunday (Subject to Capacity)
    •    Entry to win two passes to Sled Island!
    •    includes deals at our Community Partners!

Things take flight Thursday May 12th with New Westminster's pride and joy Johnny de Courcy, Painted Fruit and Curtis Windover. This show is presented by Go Tattless Lethbridge.
(Bands start at 9:00pm and cover is $15) 

9 p.m. Curtis Windover
http://curtiswindover.bandcamp.com/

 lo fi pop

10 p.m. Painted Fruit  paintedfruits.bandcamp.com

weirdos from Victoria canada.

The fruit is one part science project, one part art freak show. A pop group from Victoria BC into the likes of post-punk gang vocals, jazz guitar weaving, chin ups and juggling soccer balls. A ball of primal energy, their live show melds humour and visceral intensity. Their first full-length release, entitled Fruit Salad featured a collection of songs written during the band’s conception which are melodic, breathable and rather joyful in nature with darker and more rigid undertones creeping their way in. They will be releasing a split 7 inch with Calgary band Smoke Eaters and a tour-only cassette in April 2016. 

11:15 Johnny de Courcy johnnydecourcy.bandcamp.com
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMCtY_LU-9s

A lipstick smear from the west coast of Canada who mixes freak rock balladry, squalling guitar, and subtle hints of jazz. De Courcy will be joined by a unique collaboration of Painted Fruits for the duration of this tour to create a spectacle not seen before on this planet. Fusing music and theatre, JDC creates his own world of freak-rock and psych-cabaret expressions by employing an array of ego and persona roles. Creative, far-out and exploratory, he is in a sense, discovering this thing into existence.