Juno winner Mighty Popo headlines special performance
By Nelson Daily Editor
This week at The Royal on Baker.
Soulfull Recovery Feat. Russ Liquid, Bogl, Honey Larochelle & Erica Dee
Tuesday, August 9 – Showtime 10 pm
- Tickets $10 available at www.liveattheroyal.com and at the door
Erica Dee and Honey will be bringing you the perfect Shambhala After Party with some of the best LIVE Spontaneous Soul accompanied by a FULL 6 PIECE LIVE BAND that features some of Nelson’s Finest. Russ and Bogl will finish the night with some sexy Bass Swagger, and Dub Step Goodness.
Royal Soul Recovery
Wednesday, August 10 – Showtime 9:30 pm
- Tickets $10 at the door
Homebreakin Records presents Royal Soul Recovery featuring Trotter,
Neighbour vs DJ Soup, Wax Romeo and Funk the System. This will be a great night on the dancefloor keeping that Shambhala vibe going.
Wax Mannequin with Almanak
Thursday, August 11th – Showtime 9 pm
- Tickets $10 available at www.liveattheroyal.com, Eddy Music and Royal Espresso
Wax Mannequin … the wandering mistrel, the rock animal, the intensely sincere artist, performer and lyrical genius is coming to the Royal.
He holds a handful of acclaimed recordings under his belt and is known for his thought provoking, extravagant live performances that leave you baffled, in awe and amused. Opening set by Nelson’s own Almanak.
Mighty Popo with Papa Roots and Kirby
Saturday, August 13th – Showtime 9 pm
- Tickets $15 available at www.liveattheroyal.com and Royal Espresso
The highly talented Juno winner is bringing his African rhythm and roots band to the Kootenay’s for a very special performance. This is a unique opportunity to see one of the world’s finest performers in a small club, right here in Nelson.
Opening the show will be Kirby, a talented, upbeat and contagious singer-songwriter and DJ Papa Roots and his blend of funky, world rhythms.
Royal Blues Jam
Sunday, August 14th – 4-8pm
The Royal Blues Jam is a weekly afternoon of Blues featuring Nelson’s blues players as hosted by Craig Atkins. Drinks, food, and the Blues…sounds like a fantastic Sunday afternoon.
