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March 6, 2020 | Last Updated: March 6, 2020 5:25 PM EST
…And Clem Chesterfield, backed by the LA-Z Boy Recliners, releases his song “Don’t be an a**hole, man” and celebrates women in country music with a show at the Mansion from 2 to 5 p.m. Also performing will be Emilie Steele, Teagan McLaren, Selina Chiarelli, and Kim Pollard. There’s no cover, but donations to Interval House and Girls Inc. will be welcomed.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
March 7, 2019 | Last Updated: March 7, 2019 5:27 PM EST
A number of bands will be performing that evening at BluMartini in a fundraiser for Girls Inc. Limestone.The “One More Girl” country-style jamboree will be hosted by Selina Chiarelli, who will be performing alongside the Mill Rights and special guest Clem Chesterfield. Also scheduled to perform are Nadia Pacey, Sarah Joy, Chantal Thompson and Emilie Steele. Admission to the “she-singer showcase” is by donation ($10 to $25 is suggested).
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
February 1, 2019 | Last Updated: February 1, 2019 3:54 PM EST
Kingston will be well represented in this year’s edition of CBC Music’s Searchlight competition.
Voting and judging of the competition opens Tuesday. Here are the Kingston performers competing this year, according to the folks at CBC Music: the Meringues, Smitty Kingston, the Celtic Kitchen Party, Ross MacLachlan, Rob Morden, Andrew Love, Ryan Lewis, Lauren Carson, Figure Eight, Adam Davidson-Harden, the Midnight Tryouts, Clem Chesterfield and the LA-Z Boy Recliners, Chris Giguere and the Final Say, and Jonathan Aarssen.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
January 11, 2019 | Last Updated: January 11, 2019 8:17 PM EST
If you’ve walked along Princess Street lately, you’ll have noticed there’s a new brewery in town. Aside from its craft beers, the SanTur Brewery is a new place to hear live music. There have been a few live performances already, but tonight you can catch Kingston’s Clem Chesterfield and the La-Z Boy Recliners starting at 9 p.m.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
November 23, 2018 | Last Updated: November 23, 2018 5:21 PM EST
Essentials
What: An autism spectrum disorder awareness day of music featuring local musicians Rob Loree, Brock Young, Siobhan Bodrug, Clem Chesterfield, Paula Wood, Tom Savage, Doug Didge VanderHorden, Steve Fever, the Porch Pilots, the Trills, Lotus Shaker, and Connor McKinlay and Friends.
When: Sunday, Nov. 25, 2-9 p.m.
Where: BluMartini, 178 Ontario St.
Cost: Free.
For more: www.autismontario.com/Client/ASO/AO.nsf/Kingston/KingstonHome
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
August 3, 2018 | Last Updated: August 3, 2018 4:12 PM EDT
BluMartini will be hosting a two-night festival starting Friday. The Ameripolitan North Music Festival will feature rockabilly, honky tonk, western swing, and “outlaw” music.
The performers scheduled to perform include Solomon Woodland, Rotted Roots Ramblers, Al Duquette and the Wild West, GT Harris and the Gunslingers, Clem Chesterfield and the La-Z Boy Recliners, Ginger St. James, and the Swinging Doors. Tickets are $10 each night, or $15 for both.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
May 11, 2018 | Last Updated: May 11, 2018 2:48 PM EDT
The thing about being an independent is that, to do so, you have to pay your own way. That’s why Amherst Island radio station CJAI is holding its annual fundraiser tonight.
Headlining the show at Overtime Sports Bar will be Toronto band In My Coma, but there will be plenty of local support on hand, too, as Needless Love Endorsement, Goldwing, Clem Chesterfield, Oakridge Ave., and Left on Bowery will also be taking the stage. The show starts at 7 p.m. at Overtime Sports Bar, 1677 Bath Rd. Cover is $10 or pay what you can.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston
December 30, 2016 | Last Updated: December 30, 2016 1:25 PM EST
With all of the record releases this year, a familiar face returned with a new album. Luther Wright and the Wrongs’ Hearts and Lonely Hunters is the first album released by Kingstonian Wright in seven years.
Also releasing records this year were local musical acts Logan Brown, Kasador, Clem Chesterfield, and Hoodie Jack, among others, and Kingston native David Usher.
Peter Hendra — Whig Standard Kingston