Performing with my band of comrades....
Indigo Rising

June 18th at La Vitrola
Montreal

Suoni per il Popolo Festival

Performing with my band of comrades...
Indigo Rising
Thurs. Apr 12th

 Hamilton Art Gallery
123 King St. W
7 pm - Doors open

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Performing with
Indigo Rising
Sat. Apr 14th
7 pm - Doors
at the
Dublin Church
68 Suffolk St. W.
Guelph

Performing with
Indigo Rising
Sunday, April 15
at the
The Jam Factory
2 Matilda St.
Toronto

Doors - 8 pm

BEVERLY GLENN COPELAND AND INDIGO RISING
The diverse work of legendary singer and composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland has been gathering momentum again over the past couple of years thanks to the reissue of his genre-defying 1987 album Keyboard Fantasies on Invisible City Editions and subsequently Séance Centre. Its hybrid of new age, shades of early techno, and minimalism with the warmth of traditional songwriting resonated with new audiences and thrust Copeland into visibility. Trained on the piano since “cradlehood”, his rich career has embraced classical music, experimental jazz-inflected folk (as heard on his coveted self-titled album on GRT), children's music and cross-disciplinary collaborations—all of which inform his eclectic practice today.
Last year he endeared himself to audiences at Sappyfest and joined the Queer Songbook Orchestra at the National Arts Centre and Toronto's Pride—the latter of which garnered two standing ovations in the span of a mere four songs.
This concert represents his first full program of music in Toronto since 2002. His five-piece band Indigo Rising is comprised of some of Canada's leading lights: Nick Dourado and Jeremy Costello (of Special Costello), Thom Gill, Kurt Inder and Bianca Palmer.
Written by Nick Storing - Composer/Musician/Music Journalist