Riverfest Elora 2024: Naduh on the Koop Tent Stage - Concert Photos

Naduh are a Hip Hop/R&B group who performed in Riverfest Elora's Koop Tent during this 2024 edition of the festival. I enjoyed their energy and beautiful harmonies. 

Check out one of their tunes below and all my Riverfest Elora coverage at this link.

"FPE 11:11"

Riverfest Elora 2024: Nyssa on the Main Stage - Concert Photos

Nyssa was the first performer up on the main stage just as the rain began to pour down on the Riverfest Elora grounds. She and her band performed powerful tunes for the crowd enjoying the performance and enduring the rain in front of the main stage.

Nyssa was long-listed for the 2021 Polaris prize for her debut solo album Girls Like Me. Her latest, Shake Me Where I’m Foolish, is out now for your enjoyment.

Check out everything Riverfest Elora 2024 via this post.

Here's Nyssa's tune "Werewolf"

Riverfest Elora 2024: Thunder Queens on the Koop Tent Stage - Concert Photos

Thunder Queens are a power trio from London Ontario and they were the first act that I witnessed in the Koop Tent at this 2024 edition of Riverfest Elora.

They rocked hard, playing their tunes with passion for the growing crowd.

Check out their music below and visit this link to check out everything else I covered during this year's wet, wet Riverfest.

Here's Thunder Queens' tune "Fighter":

The Tea Party at The Concert Hall

The Tea Party, along with I Mother Earth, played The Concert Hall in Toronto this weekend. 

If memory serves, I've only seen The Tea Party once, back in the 90s, in Peterborough. This Toronto show was a great opportunity to reacquaint myself with the band and their music.

I enjoyed their particular sound and songs, which I haven't heard for many, many years, and how they wove some covers of The Tragically Hip, Daniel Lanois, U2, The Rolling Stones and David Bowie into their tunes. 

Check out my photos of I Mother Earth right here.

Take a listen to "Temptation"

I Mother Earth at The Concert Hall

 

Last night, I Mother Earth, along with The Tea Party, played the first of two nights at The Concert Hall in Toronto.

I'm a pretty big fan, so I was happy to see the band perform live, and to grab some shots of the band in action. I Mother Earth simply do not disappoint. The songs are incredible, and some of my all-time favourites, and the musicianship is off the charts. I Mother Earth is one amazing band.

They performed a whole bunch of my favourites from Scenery & Fish including "Used To Be Alright", "Raspberry", "Another Sunday", "One More Astronaut" and more. They pulled out "Levitate" and "Rain Will Fall" from Dig. Brian Byrne joined the band for "Summertime in the Void". Edwin then returned to the stage and they both sang "Levitate".

I haven't been to The Concert Hall for a show in decades. It was very cool to return to the venue where I saw many amazing acts back in the 90s, and to see another venue on the Toronto scene. I look forward to shooting and attending lots of shows here.

I've covered a few IME shows. Check out my photos from their shows at The FirstOntario Concert Hall, The Ex, and The Phoenix Concert Theatre.

My shots of The Tea Party are here.

And here's "Rain Will Fall", which I was introduced to one Saturday night at the Phoenix back in the day.