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Flowshine with The Houses Where We Grew Up
March 23 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
TICKETS: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/849939420687
Flowshine with The Houses (WWGU) at The Effie – Kamloops
Doors 630pm
Show 7- 10pm
Minors allowed accompained by an Adult
Licensed Venue
Join us for a night of Flowshine with the incredible band The Houses (Where We Grew Up) and special guests Jade the Babe at The Effie Arts Collective in Kamloops! Get ready to groove to their amazing tunes and enjoy a fantastic live music experience.
Flowshine has spent the last decade carving their own path a little left of centre. Their love of adventure, experience, and bringing people together with music has taken them from their home in Calgary to oft overlooked corners of the country. Their openness to experimentation and desire to make something wondrous has left their peers unsure of how to characterize their brand of hooky indie/alternative. Their songs demonstrate strong musicianship, relatable storytelling, and often feature musical guests lending their signature to the Flowshine whole. Guitarist and vocalist Jeremiah Erhardt has said, “We want our music to be fun and emotive; we want people to jump in our canoe and let us guide them down the river, showing them things they’ve never experienced.”
They have been cutting their teeth, sharing stages with bands like Five Alarm Funk, The Wooden Sky, and Chilliwack. They have spent thousands of hours in a van and have performed in an eclectic and extensive list of pubs, clubs, campfires, farm fields, cafes, basements, community centres, festival stages, street corners, and the like; from Dawson City, Yukon to the heart of Halifax, NS.
The Houses (Where We Grew Up) are timeless like lawn darts, hopeless like -insert local sports club here- and heavenly like the roof of the Sistine Chapel, riding out on a horse in a star-spangled rodeo like a rhinestone cowboy.
With interests ranging from the 2013 science fiction film Cowboys vs Aliens to Vanilla Ice (cream), their sound is described by some as definitely audible. And if there is one thing a cowboy knows, it’s jazz.
A drummer who hits the drums like he’s trying to kill all the bugs crawling on his kit and a guitarist who caresses his guitar like a man who’s never experienced the touch of a woman, these two rad dudes are somehow both cool and rude at the same time. Amazing!
Holding the title for the “Longest Rock Record by a Kamloops Duo”, they are simplicity juxtaposed with chaos, anarchy with balladry, the quiet and the calamity, the Rob and the Sean, The Houses (Where We Grew Up).
