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Title:
Ryland Moranz and Steve Foord
When:
Fri, Jun 20
Where:
Waterton Lakes Opera House - Waterton Lakes National park
Category:
Folk

Description

Time: 8 p.m.

Cover: $10

Steven Foord of Redrum Triumph and The Necessities is a veteran of the Lethbridge music scene. Innovative folk at its best.

Ryland Moranz is often seen playing pop punk with Fort Macleod’s Sophmore Jakes.

But he is also a fie acoustic and folk picker. www.facebook.com/rylandmoranz

Ryland Moranz was born a singer-songwriter.

His first band was formed shortly after his second birthday and was principally staffed by his German accented grandmother, who played the recorder, and an opinionated cat named Stella. Now, 26 years later Ryland has been a working, touring musician for over a decade, playing and recording in multiple genres both as a solo and as a member of the band Sophmore Jakes, traveling from Whistler BC to Montreal QC.

Rylands concise and lyrically driven songwriting is deep beyond his years with an emphasis on storytelling and an increasing awareness that life is always bigger than you think it is. Sometimes politically satirical and often offset with fun loving humor, Rylands wit and social conscience shine through in the well crafted vernacular of a songwriter that has found their voice. Accompanying himself with acoustic and electric guitar, tenor guitar, Harmonica, Piano, mandolin, button accordion and banjo, his multi instrumental approach provides the a great foil to the words he puts to paper.

Ryland has shared the stage with great acts like Luke Doucet, Captain Tractor, the Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir, John Wort Hannam, C.R. Avery, Reuben and the Dark, Bend Sinester, 100 Mile House, Andrew Allen, Mark Sadlier-Brown, Michael Bernard Fitzgerald, The Weber Brothers, Rob Szabo, the United Steelworkers of Montreal, Sean Brewer, Wendy Mcniel, The Deep Dark Woods, Shout Out Out Out Out, and Soulja Fyah.

He has also had the privilege of hosting a songwriting workshop with Luke Doucet and Rob Szabo in 2007 at southern Albertas own South Country Fair.

In 2013 Ryland recorded the album Another One About Flowers with his mother and sister. The album was recorded and produced by Victoria born Leeroy Stagger at Rebeltone Ranch studio in Lethbridge, Ab.

Rylands parents, both of whom are musicians involved in Canadian music culture, have had a profound influence on him. His mother imparted to him that music should be creative and from the heart, and his father showed him the importance of the space between the notes, and by staying honest with yourself your music will be honest too. These lessons were well rounded by Rylands discovery many years later of the great Joe Strummer and the Clash, who through his own musical education imparted to him a great truth in songwriting,

The words you speak should always mean something.
Artists We Also Like
John Wort Hannam, Leeroy Stagger, C.R. Avery, Danny Barnes, Sam Baker, Captain Tractor, Paul Brady, The Clash, Joe Strummer, The Palmers, YoungBloods

 

Venue

Map
Venue:
Waterton Lakes Opera House   -   Website
Street:
309 Windflower Avenue
ZIP:
T0K 2M0
City:
Waterton Lakes National park
State:
AB
Country:
Country: ca

Description

Live Music and Theatre,Mexican and Western Food,Fresh coffee and Bagels, Ice Cream.
Description
Come check out our ice cream shop! We've got delicious ice cream flavors with freshly made waffle cones made daily!

Our coffee shop has moved inside the theater and we will now offer fresh in-house baked goods daily on top of our great coffee menu!

Our home cooking Mexican-style restaurant will now be open every day bringing our delicious Twin Butte style Mexican food to Waterton Lakes National Park full time! Come have breakfast, lunch and dinner with us!

We've got a great line up of music and theatrical performances this year- don't forget to check out our website at www.watertonoperahouse.ca for our full schedule! Shows start at 8pm with a $10 cover charge unless otherwise specified!

Can't wait to see you for some dinner and a show! Call 403-859-2466 for any further information or to make a reservation!

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