Live Acts Canada Presents 

The Jupiters With Special Guests, 3Fromthebay, Mesclanza, and Katie MacDonald 

Live From The Railway Stage & Beer Cafe. Doors: 8:00PM/ 19+

Tickets $13.00 In Advance $15.00 @ The Door 
RAILWAY STAGE &  BEER CAFE 579 Dunsmuir Street 

The Jupiters//

What started as a school project spiralled out of control and became The Jupiters. Taking inspiration from one end of the musical spectrum
to the next, The Jupiters channel their diverse influences, flowing from soulful vocal melodies and pop hooks to pulsing guitars and cutting grooves. Featuring Mandukhai on vocals and piano, Adriana
Abreu on vocals and guitar, Cristobal Jara on bass, Aden Goertzen on drums and Graham Wall on guitar, The Jupiters are wielding their diverse musical backgrounds to create what can only be described
as music soup. Really yummy music soup.

Website & Socials - https://www.facebook.com/events/2922390261334939

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jupiterstheband/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheJupitersMusic/

3Fromthebay//

3fromthebay is a rock band based out of Vancouver formed by three Brazilian-born buddies who have been playing together since college.
They draw their influences from The Strokes, Kings of Leon, Interpol, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, and Brazilian music like forró and bossa nova to craft fast and punchy, but also mellow and calm original songs.

Website - 3fromthebay.com

Instagram - www.instagram.com/3fromthebay

Mesclanza//

A world wide blend made of Spanish, Canadian, and Italian music. Come to dance / vente a bailar / vieni a ballare!!

Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs9GomcmE5J9Gytjrs7KbpA

Facebook - @Mesclanza

Linktree - https://linktr.ee/Mesclanza

Katie MacDonald//

British mezzo-soprano Katie Macdonald is a recent graduate from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she studied with Sarah Pring and was generously supported by The Behrens Foundation, The Kathleen Trust and The Mario Lanza Educational Foundation.

Her relationship with singing began at an early age, as a chorister at Wells Cathedral. She then received a scholarship to attend Junior Guildhall. In 2015 she was selected to participate in Glyndebourne Academy- a residential scheme at Glyndebourne for young singers led by renowned vocal coach Mary King.

Whilst attending Guildhall, Katie had considerable success in competition. She won both the Susan Longfield Competition Prize and the Chartered Surveyors Audience Prize and was a finalist in the GSMD English Song Prize, the Kathleen Ferrier Bursary Competition for Young Singers and the Camille Coloratura Awards. Katie also sang chorus for the London Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of Schoenberg's Gurrelieder, performed as a soloist in "Carols by Candlelight" in St Martin in the Fields, was the participant of two British Youth Opera summer workshops, and also sang chorus in Don Giovanni for British Youth Opera. 

Her most recent projects include a lunchtime recital at LSO St Lukes, GSMD Chamber Music Festival, a recital series at Guys Hospital Chapel, London Bridge as part of Breathe Arts Research, Wigmore Hall’s Voiceworks Project, Francaix’s ‘Paris, A Nous Deux’ at St James’s Picadillly, and recording Stravinsky’s Mass alongside Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra. 

2021 also saw Katie perform the role of Lucretia (Rape of Lucretia) in GSMD Opera Scenes, Kitty Whately’s SWAP’ra project for International Womens Day, recording a selection of Rutter’s Christmas Carols alongside Alisdair Hogarth for Classic FM, the role of Nancy (Albert Herring) in GSMD Opera Scenes with director Ella Marchment and performing the role of Sister Agatha in West Green House Opera’s production of Guys and Dolls, alongside the London Philharmonic Orchestra. She was recently the alto soloist for Bach’s Cantata 147a at St John’s Waterloo and Vivaldi’s Gloria at Tonbridge Chapel. 

She has also sung in masterclasses for Roderick Williams, Tobias Truniger, Julia Bullock, Dame Ann Murray and John Graham-Hall.

Aside from performing, Katie has been involved with the Irene Taylor Trust’s Music in Prisons projects and Breathe Arts Health Research, an organization that aims to bring the arts into clinical settings.

Upcoming engagements include Grange Park Opera Summer Season, a trio recital at The Actors Church in Covent Garden and a newly commissioned opera in association with SkyArts.

Website & Socials - https://www.katiemacmezzo.com/ 

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For more information, email info @donnellygroup.ca

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