Join alt-pop Halifax duo Pillow Fite celebrate trans love, life and music at Haven Music Hall! The night will showcase local queer and trans youth musicians and a drag performer. It is an all ages event, in collaboration with Chroma. Get your tickets online or at the door! See you April 26th, Saint John!
Doors 7pm
Show starts 8pm
All-ages!
Advance $15+ tax, $20+tax at the door. No one turned away for lack of funds!
Advance tickets are available now!
Pillow Fite is an emerging queer alt-folk duo from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pairing tender, heart-on-your-sleeve lyrics with catchy alt-rock instrumentals and folky ballads, the genre lines get blurred in a way that keeps the project dynamic and binge-worthy while giving listeners all of the feels. Pillow Fite consists of singer-songwriter Art Ross (they/them) and guitarist Aaron Green (he/him). As a trans non-binary fronted band, Pillow Fite strive to represent queer experiences both on and off stage, and work hard to perform in safe and inclusive spaces.
@roseyslittlemelodies is a psychedelic pop project started by Evie Robinson-Dyck. Focused on warm, soft, vibey sounds with impactful lyrism and unique synthesizers, Roseys Little Melodies focuses on creating an experience that feels authentically human.
@scout.mouse or Ryan Paul, is a self-described “eclectic indie” artist. He currently plays in the band honey wine and is working on scout mouse as a solo project. Ryan is known in the community for performing at open mics and at one point in time: co-hosting a queer youth music circle.
@sadepaigemusic has so many stories to tell and only an acoustic guitar to make sense of it. This young singer-songwriter lives to fire up venues with his interactive retelling of the queer teenage experience. This music, created in and for ‘quiet bedrooms with loud thoughts’, is made to connect with the strange, the awkward, and for the inner teen who is still trying to find their zest for life.
Moe Mustache is a local fella who hails from the bustling metropolis of Sussex. He's a small-town hero making a name for himself in the exciting world of Saint John. Moe's dance moves may be lacking, but boy does he have charm.
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Accessibility
Haven Music Hall is a street-level small music venue without fixed seating. This show is combination standing and seating room only. Our entrance exterior is a 34" wide door that has a small lip/step up from the street. Once inside, our entrance vestibule has three steps up into the space with an interior entrance opening of 70". We have two single-use washrooms with toilets. If you'd like more information about accessing our space please email abigail@havenmusichall.com.
All Ages Show Details
This is a wet/dry show, meaning both alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks are served. All patrons will be ID'd upon entry and given a coloured bracelet corresponding with their ticket type (19+ or -19). Bartenders will also be checking IDs at the bar. During all ages shows we are careful not to serve multiple drinks to one person, so if you're buying your 19+ friend a beer please bring them to the bar to order with you! All ages are welcome but only 19+ patrons with ID's may purchase alcohol. Patrons aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a guardian.
Safer Spaces Policy/Code of Conduct
Haven Music Hall (HMH) is committed to ensuring a safer show experience for musicians, audiences, staff, and volunteers. If you see or experience any form of harassment or abuse please inform the bar staff on site. If you experience harassment or abuse and wish to inform us after the fact please email abigail@havenmusichall.com. This email is read by the HMH owners only and any reports of safety violations will be treated as confidential. Incidents that are reported in real time are written up by the handling staff member and are confidential and kept on file. Abuse and harassment of an audience member, musician, HMH staff, security, or volunteers will result in immediate ejection from the premises, potential probationary period, and potential banning from the premises. As event coordinators we prioritize the experiences of the musicians, staff, and audience members, so patrons who are being disruptive to the performance or bothering staff will be asked to stop their disruptive actions, and may/or be asked to leave the premises.