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Carter Felker Band
http://www.carterfelker.com

Carter uses his own experiences and desire to tell a story to create honest, human-made country music. https://soundcloud.com/carter-edwin-felker

algary singer-songwriter Carter Felker, and Victoria based singer-songwriter and lead singer of band Hawk And Steel, Peter Gardner, are teaming up for a short Alberta tour this winter.


Tour Dates:

JAN 6TH . CALGARY . MIKE’S JUKE BAR . *Carter hosts open mic
JAN 7TH . CALGARY . WINE-OHS . W/ LUCKY SONNE
JAN 8TH . LETHBRIDGE . OWL ACOUSTIC LOUNGE
JAN 9TH . TWIN BUTTE . GENERAL STORE
JAN 10TH . EDMONTON . THE BUCKINGHAM . W/ TROY+CAYLEY AND ALEX VISSIA




Carter Felker Bio:

Carter has been playing and writing songs since the age of sixteen. His songs have always been written from the eyes of an every day human. He paints stories for the forgotten, the misunderstood, the hurt, and the lonely. The character in a Carter Felker song is always somebody you knew, somebody you passed by, somebody you once loved, and sometimes the character is you.

Besides slowly taking over the live music scene in his hometown of Calgary Alberta, the summer of 2015 saw Felker play the Calgary Folk Fest, after winning the Best Up-and-Coming Song Writer Contest. He's currently finishing his debut, yet untitled record, which he successfully Kickstarted in late 2015.

https://www.facebook.com/carterfelkermusic


Peter Gardner Bio:

Peter Gardner has spent the last five years toiling away in the rainy city of Victoria BC, as the songwriter-singer for Hawk And Steel.

2015 saw the release of their second record, "Anywhere But Here". Recorded by Sam Weber and mastered by Juno winning engineer Dan Weston (Shad, Attack In Black) "Anywhere But Here" features songs about people that intuitively know they fit in somewhere, but it's not wherever they're at now. Songs about robbing a bank with someone you love. Songs about isolated people that are locked into uneasy unions with the few souls they do have around. Songs about the ongoing struggle of love and loss. Songs about existentialism wrapped in metaphors of sailing. In the five years since their formation, Hawk and Steel have shared the stage with talented musicians from a variety of genres, shaping their set-list and arrangements to best suit the ambience of the venue. From Beth Orton’s folktronica, to the Wooden Sky’s rocky-folk sounds, to Rueben and the Dark’s upbeat indie-rock Hawk and Steel's wide array of sounds allow them to play everywhere from bars and basements, to theatres and churches, to larger outdoor venues and festival stages.

http://hawkandsteel.com/
http://facebook.com/hawkandsteel
http://hawkandsteel.bandcamp.com/