SPONSORS
TD Canada Trust Giant Tiger Lucky Souls iPopper.ca The Fiddle & Firkin Arglye Arms O’Gerry’s Pub Etcetera Special Events and Flowers Greg Vann Nissan		A Fine Romance Tisha’s The Groove Kitchen & Music Room Preston Towne Centre Howie Schmidt Realty Inc. McSevney Law Offices Sidelines Sports Bar & Grill Cambridge Now! MacCauley's Music The John Howard Society

GROOVE DOWN KING		PRESTON PUB CRAWL
10am-5pm FREE GLOW STICK with purchase at any participating store in the Preston Towne Centre		10pm - closing There’s more live music at: The Arglye Arms The Groove Kitchen & Music Room The Fiddle & Firkin O’Gerry’s Pub Sidelines Sports Bar & Grill

SCHEDULE
12:00pm – 12:30pm	Erica Knight	www.ericaknight.com www.myspace.com/ericalknight
12:45pm – 1:15pm	Mandippal Jandu	www.myspace.com/mandippal www.youtube.com/mandippal www.mandippaljandu.com
1:30pm – 2:00pm	Josh Gabriel	www.joshgabriel.ca
2:15pm – 2:45pm	Mark Carvalho
3:00pm – 3:45pm	Jakob Cyrus
4:00pm – 4:45pm	Spoonful Of Blues
5:00pm – 5:45pm	Boss Rebel
6:00pm – 6:45pm	Lucas Stagg	www.lucasstagg.com
7:00pm – 7:45pm	West Memphis Suicide	www.myspace.com/westmemphissuicide www.sonicbids.com/westmemphissuicide
8:00pm – 8:45pm	Matt Storch and the Usual Suspects	www.thegroovekitchen.com www.mattsmusicfactory.com
9:00pm – 10:00pm	Tracenine	www.tracenine.com www.myspace.com/tracenine www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2229075681

NEW! Book Signing at The Groove Kitchen & Music Room

Attention Led Zeppelin Fans! Don’t miss your chance to meet internationally recognized, Led Zeppelin authority & author Frank Reddon. Frank will be signing copies of Break & Enter, his newly-released Volume 1 of 3 in the series SONIC BOOM: The Impact of Led Zeppelin. Meet the author! Read The Book! The Groove Kitchen & Music Room on Sat. Sept. 20 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Visit www.enzepplopedia.com for more information. `

FEATURED PERFORMERS
	TRACENINE TRACENINE’s intense passion for life and music provides a solid foundation for their distinct heavy-hitting rock sound and their incredibly tight and powerful delivery has earned them the right to play with reputable names like Hedley, State of Shock, Matthew Good, Nazareth, The Salads, Meredith Brooks, Bif Naked, Social Code, Not By Choice, Stabilo, Faber Drive, Out of Your Mouth and Helix. This Cambridge band creates a groundswell with every opportunity and has risen above the “sex, drugs and rock ’n roll” mentality by combining heavy-rock hooks, with unforgettable melodies and captivating authentic storylines which run the gamut of emotions from justifiable anger to heartbreaking poignancy. T9 is hungry and poised to take the World by storm!
	Lucas Stagg Since releasing his solo debut in 2004, Stagg has seen his audience multiply, and his stock rise through the roof. Three more full-length releases have surfaced in as many years, and somehow each record is stronger than the last. By paying attention to the careers of his heroes and the ears of his audience, Stagg has refined his craft, (and his new band), into the well-oiled machine that has been burning down crowds nightly since the recent release of his self-titled fourth record last month. Stagg is obviously a highly motivated, dedicated writer and performer, but he couldn’t do it all himself.
	Erica Knight “What is life without living” - is explicitly what this folk-pop songstress Erica Knight from Cambridge Ontario channels into her unquestionable songwriting abilities. As a true visionary with an undeniable talent for entwining melody, rhythm and escapism into well-crafted songs her lyrics speak in metaphors connecting life’s moments of love, hurt, growth & healing. Erica’s finger picking style holds her audiences captive by delivering irresistible rhythms; however it is the soothing purity of her voice and natural ability to produce memorable melodies that ultimately prevail. Some compare her sounds to the likes of Kt Tunstall, the folk-rock bounce of Natalie Merchant and at times the country-soul groove of Norah Jones.
	Matt Storch & The Usual Suspects The house band at The Groove Kitchen & Music Room, Matt Storch & The Usual Suspects are an Energetic 7 piece Rock 'N' Blues Band featuring a three piece horn section and a cast of talented musicians. Recent highlights include a Toronto gig hosted by Ruben "Hurricane" Carter to celebrate the completion of a TV Pilot for his series "Wrongly Convicted" and a trip to Montreal to be featured performers at the famed "Bourbon Street West", home to Kim Mitchell and April Wine. The Usual Suspects perform a mix of cover tunes and originals garuanteed to keep you rockin'!
	West Memphis Suicide Born in 2007 out of the ashes of previous rock acts Tudisco and The Hang, this Cambridge, Ontario quartet of tattooed, hard-blues playin’, amplifier assassins are taking these years of musical experiences, and packaging it all together to give listeners a band that they can feel connected to. To make this happen, WMS take pride in giving audiences a thoroughly bashing, in-your-face, live set of tracks that take on a Grady-meets-Pantera vibe, all the while not being afraid to cheers beers with listeners once the final note is played
	Mark Carvalho A fresh sound in country music... Mark Carvalho is a showcase Singer/ Songwriter and entertainer who has been a featured performer on the stage of the Grove Kitchen & Music Room songwriter nights. After years of living in Toronto and experimenting in many gernes of songwriting he has come to find his true calling in country/ rock. Now back in his home town of Cambridge, Ontario.,he is excited to share an extensive repeterior of original music. Mark has confirmed plans to record with one of Canada's finest CCMA award winning producers Don't miss this oportunity to see him live!
	Spoonful Of Blues Is a new local Band with a focus on the traditional Chicago sound by artists like Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield, Howlin’ Wolf, Albert King and BB King etc. After twelve years of not playing at all Aaron Stiver the guitar player started pouring himself back into blues. He contacted his old friend Tom Wells (who hand builds his own drum kits). Tom called up another old friend Garlind Mullin who sang and played harp. (He swears that only after one large cold draft ale are you able to hear all the nuances in the tone of his little 1950’s Gibson amp) They added a great young bass player Justin Laurent and started cooking up some flavourful Chicago Blues.
	Mandippal Jandu Mandippal is making a lasting impression in the singer/songwriter scene in Ontario. Shows with major label acts like Jully Black and Sarah Slean and beloved indie acts like Justin Nozuka, Craig Cardiff, Pat Robitaille, and Peter Katz have allowed Mandippal to develop a solid fan base, proving he can hold his own among the pressure of more established artists. With seven years of songwriting and performing under his belt, and nearly 1000 EP's sold in the last year, Mandippal is finally getting recognized as a serious player. With the ability to capture an audience with his tone and humilty, it is only a matter of time before he wins you over as well.
	Jakob Cyrus The band was formed in August 2007, when fifteen year old Kyle Millard (bass) wanted to play at the family's JDFR funraiser. Kyle's dad, Paul Millard (drums) and friend Dave Dungey (guitar/vox) completed the trio to play the event. In June 2008, Andy Bornais (lead guitar) completed the current lineup. With Andy's blazing guitar sound and Dave's unique vocals, the band has been able to cover a wide range of artist's, such as Foo Fighters, Blink 128, Buck Cherry and AC/DC.
	Josh Gabriel Josh recently gave up his day job as a photographer in order to tour the country extensively throughout 2008 with his newest solo release titled "Beyond The Stars" His music is derived from his stories - though relatively a young man he has experienced much; beginning his life in Foster Care, bouncing from behaviour class to home instruction and eventually to a treatment center, before finally settling down into a more refined and calmer nature throughout his teens while living with his biological father and step mother. . In 2003, Josh and counterpart Jeremy Rice would release Josh's first solo record titled "Sunday Night & Monday Morn." The title track of which was a poem penned by his late father when his two boys were in foster care. Several tours later, Josh can be found scouring the country telling stories from the road and of his multiple life lessons.