Cheers!
Matt Storch
matt@thegroovekitchen.com

The hospitality and entertainment industry is an extremely competitive and faced paced environment. With an extensive amount of restaurants and live music venues all bidding for your patronage, it is a huge honour for all of the staff and management at The Groove Kitchen to have been chosen for a number of outstanding accomplishments over the past few months. N one of these awards would have been possible without the support of people like you. Thank you for taking pride in your local community and taking the time to voice your opinions. It has made a huge impact on our success and for that we are sincerely appreciative.
	Patrons of the Groove Kitchen & Music Room have been enjoying our Quality Cuisine since the introduction of Chef John Wellwod. The next award we would like to put on the mantel is one of the Echo’s “Best Of Food 09”.
Please take a moment to follow this link www.echoweekly.com/surveylogin.php and vote for our “Club House Sandwich”. This lunch and dinner feature is like no other I have experienced. Fresh chicken breast, avocado, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, sprouts and homemade garlic mayo piled high between layers of Portuguese bun make for the most satisfying and unique Club House Sandwiches I have ever experienced. Let’s tell the Tri-Cities where it’s at! Thank you for your efforts!

Photo courtesy Brian O’Brien Roaming Reviews News Matt Storch Recipient of the City of Cambridge 2009 Bernice Adams Music Awards. Cambridge ON. Friday May 22, 2009. Matt Storch local musician and front man for the band Matt Storch and The Usual Suspects received the City’s prestigious 27th Annual Bernice Adams Memorial Music Award for his outstanding community contribution to the development of arts and culture in the City of Cambridge Ontario. The Cambridge Cultural Awards Committee selected finalists from each of five categories: Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Communications/Literary Arts, Music, and Outstanding Youth. The winners were announced during the Bernice Adams Memorial Awards Night ceremony at the Galt Country Club. Matt Storch sole proprietor and host of The Groove Kitchen & Music Room is highly respected and dually recognized for his dedication to presenting live music in an atmosphere solely designed for enthusiastic audiences and for his unprecedented generosity displayed in the community. Matt Storch was recognized for his great ability to connect, empower and mentor other aspiring artists and musicians needing support, encouragement and direction. Examples that Matt displays include sharing his own music room while facilitating practices and performances of local and touring musicians in the area, networking with and connecting talented artists, referring and linking many youth in their musical career development and the coordination of The Annual Preston Music Festival held in Cambridge during the 3rd weekend in September. Matt Storch also offers an Art Wall Gallery for visual artists creating the opportunity to display and promote their artwork on a monthly rotating basis. The Art Wall is reserved months in advance and has generated many discussions of awareness amongst local artisans.preston-music-fest-20082 Together with The Usual Suspects, Matt Storch also performed live for Ruben Carter, the boxer wrongly convicted of murder and the subject of the great Bob Dylan hit Hurricane. The band Matt Storch and The Usual Suspects introduced Ruben to one of their original compositions titled Die or Be Free. Matt Storch recently stated “when I got the call to see if the band was available to perform at the wrap party for Ruben’s new television documentary Wrongly Convicted aired on CBC, I was obviously thrilled”, being a huge fan of Bob Dylan himself. Visit Roaming Reviews Music Ezine: roamingreviews.ca

D’eve Archer is one of the most entertaining acts in the region. Her combination of Reggae, Soul and R&B is guaranteed to keep you on the dance floor. While D’eve fronts the band with her Keys and Vocal ability, her band provides a solid foundation of funky grooves. Come down and make this Guelph native feel at home here in Cambridge !

Paul MacLeod has completed "Bright Eyes Fade", his third solo record in fifteen years as a professional musician. On paper, three records in a decade and a half doesn’t sound all that impressive, but MacLeod hasn’t exactly been sitting around fiddling with his telecaster and picking out the coolest shirt to wear in his press photos. Paul MacLeod is undoubtedly one of Canada’s most valuable, sought-after, and tenacious singer-songwriters, and when a new record of his emerges, you had better believe that that record is built of sweat and blood and beautiful, heart-shattering songs. MacLeod has maintained an ultra-prolific presence on the Ontario club circuit both solo and with his prog-rock super-group Hibakusha, (who released their debut in 2005 after a decade’s worth of toil). With this sort of schedule it’s amazing that even two solo albums have been released. His first, "Tell The Band To Go Home" was actually recorded live at Edmonton’s Sidetrack Café while on tour with the Skydiggers. His last, "Close And Play" was recorded and produced by a then unknown wunderkind named Hawksley Workman. In the years since that record, MacLeod has kept busy recording for soundtracks, (with three independent films under his belt), and of course, his newest opus. So maybe three solo efforts in as many half-decades ain’t so bad. Rarely can anyone be certain that a record will be pure gold before the needle touches the groove. But rest assured, when you hear the opening notes of lead-off single “Annalisa”, and you hear that golden voice smiling over his guitar strings’ vibrations, you’ll know you’re hearing the best that pop music has to offer..