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JF Robitaille has been invited to two prestigious events in the U.K. this coming week. July 28 thru 31 he will be attending the prestigious Port Eliot Festival in Cornwall, an event that celebrates words, music, imagination and ideas. Just prior to that he will be performing and reading at The Society Club in the Soho district of London. The event is scheduled for Wednesday July 27 starting at 9 pm. Robitaille will be promoting both his new album “Palace Blues” and his first book of poetry, lyrics and photography entitled “Minor Dedications”.
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JF Robitaille is a singer-songwriter from Montreal, Canada. He has released 3 albums to critical acclaim and has shared the stage with St. Vincent, Jonathan Richman, Sean Lennon and many more. His 4th album “Palace Blues” is available now. His first book “Minor Dedications” (BookThug) is published June 17th, 2016.
“Robitaille could rise to be a Cohen for the new age; but with optimism, melody and a prettier voice” – Exclaim Magazine (Canada)
“A songwriter so original that no comparison is necessary” – Der Spiegel (Germany)
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Join us at The Dakota (249 Ossington Ave) on Wednesday August 10 at 7PM to celebrate the release of Brad Fillatre’s new album “Strangers”. Only $10 and it includes a FREE CD of his new album, which will be available in stores and online as of Friday August 12, 2016.
Brad Fillatre Album Release Poster
JF Robitaille‘s new video “Marina” from his brand new album “Palace Blues” and accompanying book “Minor Dedications”. The video was produced by Nathan Powell and directed by Andrew Hamilton, with cinematography by Jonathan Elliott.
Exclaim.ca is premiering the newest video for “Strangers,” from Newfoundland-born, Toronto-based singer-songwriter Brad Fillatre.
The video/track comes from his upcoming new album, which is due out later this summer. The video was directed by Britt Wilen and shot by Lanie Knox,