Toronto’s Victoria Staff, and locals Julia Cunningham and Fiona Clancey, get together for what promises to be a fantastic night at The Carleton on Thursday, July 30th. Show time is 7:30 PM and tickets are $20 + HST.

Born and raised in Toronto, storytelling is the thread that weaves Victoria Staff’s music together. Fall into her world as she tells you the details of her life that reflect not only herself as an artist, but as a person.

The heavy undertones of Staff’s music are offset by her light-hearted personality on stage, on social media, and amongst her peers. From stages across Canada, to screens across the world, her music has racked up nearly 2 million views, showing the universality of the stories she is telling.

Julia Cunningham is a singer-songwriter from Halifax, Canada. After years of quietly sharing her music with local audiences, she is stepping into the spotlight as a captivating emerging artist. Cunningham’s recently arrived debut EP, Dive Deep, is a culmination of many years of writing, creating and fine-tuning a collection of songs that are deeply personal, yet profoundly relatable. From her warm vocals to her earnest lyrics to her skillful guitar playing, Cunningham’s folk-pop sound exudes a sense of nostalgia befitting for the end credits of a movie.

Raised in a house where music was always playing, folk-pop singer-songwriter Fiona Clancey hails from the heart of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Drawing inspiration from artists like John Prine, Phoebe Bridgers, Lizzy McAlpine, and the Avett Brothers, Fiona’s sound is dreamy with a side of Maritime charm. With a degree in classical voice, her strong vocal ability is evident through soaring melodies, a bright tone, and impressive control.

Fiona’s music has the sensitivity to invite people in and the softness to hold them close. Take a seat, stay a while.

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