Enjoy the excellent music of Naomi Shore every Friday at Egan's Restaurant!

You may have seen her at Woman Song at the Lido Theatre in May, alongside other talented female musicians from the Peace region. Make sure you stop by Egan's Restaurant to see one of Fort St. John's most celebrated pianists.

Come to the restaurant every Friday from 7pm to 9pm to hear Naomi's jazzy musical stylings.

Sub Zero Theatre, in conjunction with Stage North, presents "Summer Works" at the Lido Theatre on Friday, August 6th.

Audiences will enjoy two shows in one: David Ives' "Foreplay, Or, The Art of the Fugue" and "Improv!" with Spontaneous Combustion.

If you're a golf fan (especially the miniature variety), you will love David Ives', "Foreplay, Or, The Art of the Fugue". The show explores the complicated art of golf, dating, and aging. We see "Chuck" in different stages of his life, attempting romance on the golf course. Spontaneous Combustion are always a laugh riot with there fast-paced, zany improv styles.

Directed by Chalene Scott, the show stars Dallas Ashdown, Corinne Dyke, Holli Kirkpatrick, Zac Scott, and Chris Truscott.

Tickets are $25 in advance and can be purchased at the North Peace Cultural Center. Tickets at the door are $30. All proceeds go to the Stage North Theatre Society.

Head down to Egan's Pub on Thursday, July 29th to see Trevor Howard and Kirby!

Both hailing from Hamilton, Ontario, Trevor Howard and Kirby are also passionate and heartfelt musicians.

Here's an excerpt from Kirby on myspace:

"Playing and writing music since age 16, KIRBY fronted Burlington, Ontario prog-rock band ‘First Time Fallen’ for several years and released his first solo EP 'Within These Walls' in 2007 before taking the figurative plunge with his next EP 'The Good Fight', in 2008. His sound displays his true passion, as he belts out emotional lyrics right from the bottom of his heart, coupled with the diversity of both a driving rock strum style and quiet thoughtful picking on the guitar, reminiscent of Nick Drake, John Mayer or Dallas Green."

And here's an excerpt from Trevor Howard's myspace page:

"I don’t talk about myself in the third person. Trevor hates that.
I love music. I hate silence.
I write songs. Songs write me.
I love my mom. She’s the bomb."

Fort St. John's most explosive night of rock n' roll, Rock n' Roll House Party, returns to Egan's on Friday, July 30th!

You don't want to miss this! Milking Chung and Heavy Things are set to rock the pub next Friday and they want you there. Folky Strum Strum from Dawson Creek will also play!

Milking Chung, Fort St. John's favorite hardcore punk band, has the following members: The Infamous (drums, vocals), The Science (guitar, vocals), The Big Green (bass), and The Havoc (guitar, effects). If you wanna check out their heavy rockness, go here. You will not be disappointed.

Heavy Things from Tumbler Ridge will play as well. They list the following bands as influences: Neil Young, Grateful Dead, and Pink Floyd. Expect some straight up heavy rock from these guys! Click here for more.

Folky Strum Strum are difficult to describe, but very easy on the ears. Check out their lovely, twangy, melodic wonderfulness here.