Afie Jurvanen performs as Bahamas. Quite the showman that guy.
Justin Townes Earle
Duffy & the Doubters live at Zulu Records
Jaycelyn Brown of Said the Whale. Don’t kill the whales!
Kyprios took home the Peak Performance Project’s top prize of $100,500 this year with Vancouver’s Said the Whale coming in second and winning $75,000 and Vince Vacarro placing third and winning $50,000. The showcase finale was held at Vancouver’s beautiful Commodore Ballroom.
A complete gallery of photos is in my Flickr photo stream.
The level of talent of the twenty bands chosen to participate in the contest was extremely high, and the top three were well chosen. If any of these performers come to your town make sure you go see them: you will not regret it.
Kyprios took home the Peak Performance Project’s top prize of $100,500 this year with Vancouver’s Said the Whale coming in second and winning $75,000 and Vince Vacarro placing third and winning $50,000. The showcase finale was held at Vancouver’s beautiful Commodore Ballroom.
A complete gallery of photos is in my Flickr photo stream.
The level of talent of the twenty bands chosen to participate in the contest was extremely high, and the top three were well chosen. If any of these performers come to your town make sure you go see them: you will not regret it.
Tyler Bancroft of Said the Whale.
Kyprios took home the Peak Performance Project’s top prize of $100,500 this year with Vancouver’s Said the Whale coming in second and winning $75,000 and Vince Vacarro placing third and winning $50,000. The showcase finale was held at Vancouver’s beautiful Commodore Ballroom.
A complete gallery of photos is in my Flickr photo stream.
The level of talent of the twenty bands chosen to participate in the contest was extremely high, and the top three were well chosen. If any of these performers come to your town make sure you go see them: you will not regret it.
Nathaniel Wong of Vancouver’s Yes Nice leads the Peak Performance Project artists’s in a group performance.
Kyprios took home the Peak Performance Project’s top prize of $100,500 this year with Vancouver’s Said the Whale coming in second and winning $75,000 and Vince Vacarro placing third and winning $50,000. The showcase finale was held at Vancouver’s beautiful Commodore Ballroom.
A complete gallery of photos is in my Flickr photo stream.
The level of talent of the twenty bands chosen to participate in the contest was extremely high, and the top three were well chosen. If any of these performers come to your town make sure you go see them: you will not regret it.
