Canadian Blast: Hidden Cameras & More For Barbican Show

Blame Canada, as the South Park ditty goes. Yes - blame them. Blame them for some Very Good Music indeed, which is set to be celebrated as part of the Canada Day celebrations on July 2nd.

As well as throwing a bash in Trafalgar Square, there’s set to be an ‘all day celebration of contemporary Canadian sound and vision’ at London’s Barbican - featuring such luminaries as The Hidden Cameras, Woodpigeon and Devon Sproule.

There’s also set to be a screening of Chilly Gonzales’ critically acclaimed film ‘Ivory Tower’, featuring Feist, Tiga and Peaches.

The event is curated and presented by Canadian Blast, the international showcasing brand of CIMA, the Canadian Independent Music Association.

Full details for the event read:

SATURDAY JULY 2ND
@ The Barbican
Canadian Blast
– A Celebration of Contemporary Canadian Sound and Vision:

From 7:30PM in the MAIN HALL:
Hidden Cameras, Woodpigeon and Devon Sproule
From 2PM Free Foyer Performances:
Linda McRae, Ryan Driver, Sandro Perri, Mantler, Maylee Todd
From 5:30PM:
A Free Screening of Chilly Gonzales’ Feature Film, Ivory Tower.