Gillian Barker and her partner Dave Pearson have a beautiful dirty mansion in Wortley Village that's got our kinda bones. Unreasonably-talented guitarist Mike T. Kerr and I will perform two sets.

House Concert at Gillian and Dave's: Sat, Apr 26th, 2025 Doors anytime after 6 pm Show's at 7 pm! Tickets are $30. Seats are limited.

This is the first proper concert I'm giving since filing Bankruptcy – so it's a special one for me.

Bring your Live London Love!

Huzzahs! Corin

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

The Moonshine opens at 6 pm / Show is at 8 pm / Seating is Limited / Reserve now by calling the club at 905 844 2655.

Friends, this is a special one for us: our performance Fri, Nov 29th is the SECOND-LAST show before the Moonshine as we've known it closes its doors. Like I was last year, the Moonshine's being reno-victed, thanks to Ontario being OPEN FOR BUSINESS (which is what Doug Ford wanted on every Ontario license plate, man of the people that he is).

Luckily, the spirit of John Marlatt is in good hands with Alex Antinori and the wonderful staff and in 2025, the Moonshine will labour-of-love itself to life in a new location. I for one am very excited for its legacy to continue.

My old duo The Undesirables was one of the first acts to play the Moonshine as it's been all these years, so it's an honour for me and Mike to get play it at the end of its magic era –– this room at 137 Kerr St. has been one of the special rooms in this country, and I have a good feeling about it continuing to be at its next location.

The Moonshine deserves to be celebrated and this is going to be a show to remember.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Come grab you some Red-Velvet Twilight. The music is warm and wooden; the community is generous and welcoming and happier by the song; the room is cozy as heck (who ever went wrong with Christmas lights and booze?). The Sundowners are: Brian Kobayakawa on upright/electric bass / Mike T. Kerr on lead acoustic guitar / Treasa Levasseur on squeeze and keys / or some incarnation of the same. No cover: we pass the hat, which is how you turn your money into love. No matter what shape you're in, this long-running matinée will set you right.

Corin Raymond performs his bookish hit show BOOKMARKS followed by a short set of songs. Tickets are $25 and seats are limited to 40 beating hearts. Tickets available at Analog Books. I can't think of a better way to end this month-long 19-show tour of Alberta. Bahoozbah!

Scott Cook and Corin Raymond Team-Up! / Scott will be accompanied by Pamela Mae / Corin by Naomi Shore! Doors are whenever the Owl opens / Show at 9 pm / Tickets are $25 in adv / $30 at the door.

(To those who don't know him: SCOTT COOK is the troubadour I tell stories about in BOOKMARKS –– it was Scott I was touring with in Australia when I lost that Helen Garner book in the Melbourne Airport... do NOT miss him –– or me.)