On May 10, Joe’s on Fifth will present up-and-coming folksinger Zachary Lucky.
Hailing from Saskatchewan Zachary is hailed as one of the most promising folk artists to come out of the Prairies in years. His down-to-earth style has been described as fresh take on traditional folk with an accent on storytelling and a sparse folksy atmosphere. His sharing of life through his music is an art.
As one of the hardest-working singer song writers to come out of Central Canada in years, Zachary is billed as musician the country can be proud of.
Lucky’s music is a fresh take on traditional folk; a melodic and usually acoustic affair, with an accent on storytelling and a sparse, folky atmosphere. This all combines to create an often minimal sound scape that evokes homespun imagery and the realism of emotion.
His sound is informed, both musically and lyrically, by the life experience he has already had — and those experiences he wakes up each morning striving to attain.
At the age of 22, Zachary Lucky has released critically lauded efforts and toured the continent several times, racking up thousands of miles and appearing in front of crowds that number in the hundreds, as well as audiences in small clubs or coffee shops that you could count with just two hands.
Tickets for the Joe's gig are limited. They're available at Bop City Records in Courtenay or on a first-come basis at the door.
Joe’s kitchen opens at 6:30 p.m. with the show starting at 8:30. Reserved seating is for dinner patron only.
Book dinner reservations at milo@joeson5th.ca or call 250-702- 6456 for information.
— Joe's Garage