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Live Concert Photography: Lisa LeBlanc at Groove 12/6/23

Live Concert Photography: Lisa LeBlanc at Groove 12/6/23 @lisaleblancyo @bonsound @girlieaction @delkin03 @rosieboyd @clubgroovenyc

Live Concert Photography: Lisa LeBlanc at Groove 12/6/23 Last week, I caught Rosaireville, New Brunswick-born, Montréal-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lisa LeBlanc play a high energy, career-spanning set at Groove that included her ripping, “trash folk” cover of Motörhead’s “Ace of Spades,” as well as material off her acclaimed third album, last year’s Chiac Disco, which…

[saphushia]

Ready for my stereotypically gay indie taste?🎵Summer Skeletons by Radical Face -for ASL, 🎵Amy AKA Spent Gladiator I for Ace 🎵Mouthpiece by Dan Mangan for Sabo (no need to send three songs back)

RADICAL FACE FUCK YES. you're so right that's so asl. actually you're so right abt all of these my god. mouthpiece also would be a good fit for robin

also. the entire point of this is to get new songs and show ppl songs i like. so you're getting songs whether you like it or not All As One -by- Trocadero (asl) Ace of Spades -by- Lisa Leblanc (ace) False God -by- Sweet Myths (sabo)

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10 July 2023

Some weeks, songs will be less well known, other weeks, more known. Still doesn't mean you shouldn't check them out.

this week's playlist:

Run Rabbit Run by Bexley

Every Gauge Is On Empty by Say Hi

Headsick (feat. Manchester Orchestra) by USERx, Matt Maeson & Rozwell

Branches by Benzos

Let You Go by Screaming Females

Participation Trophy Wife by Thanks! I Hate It

Chelsea Dagger by The Fratellis

Ace of Spades by Lisa LeBlanc

Sing To Me by MISSIO

Skeleton Key (Live) by Dessa & Minnesota Orchestra

Playlist on Apple Music

[autistic-parker]

1, 2, 3, and 4 for the writing ask game!

describe the plot in 1 sentence.

Two outlaws make a bet with Death in an attempt to survive the end of a planet

pick one sight, smell, sound, feel, and taste to describe the aesthetic of your novel.

Sight: Glittering coins

Smell: Fresh lilies

Sound: A train whistle

Feel: Pressing your back against a wall

Taste: Dried meat

which 3+ songs would make up a playlist for the novel?

Wayfaring Stranger - Johnny Cash

Black Soul Choir - 16 Horsepower

Dyin Day - Anais Mitchell

Snake Charmer - Patty Griffin

Bottom of the River - Delta Rae

Ace of Spades - Lisa LeBlanc

Luck - Tracy Bonham

I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow - the Soggy Bottom Boys

Run Away - Sarah Jarosz

what’s the time period and location in which the novel takes place?

The future, probably. Space. A desert planet that is dying. I've got various ideas for why it's dying, exactly, but I am now suddenly thinking I could probably add more of the horsemen of the apocalypse. I don't have anything more specific than that.

[sxsweveryband]

SXSW 2018 Review - Lisa LeBlanc

Tuesday evening - Bungalow (Manitoba Music/Sask Music/M4Montreal)

This one was ten times more fun than I had expected going in, a performance of musicianship, energy and wit. Lisa LeBlanc switched between banjo and guitar during her set, but this wasn’t just an Americana showcase. Moments of bedroom pop (“5748 km”), swampy blues (“I Love You I Don’t Love You I Don’t Know”) and speed metal (a frantic, countrified cover of “Ace of Spades”) all were represented during LeBlanc’s ramble. LeBlanc plays the hell out of her instruments, creating a percussive palette that her band follows like boots on the barroom floor. To keep things even further left-of-center, the Montreal-based artist pulled from her French language debut, finding a winking bridge between the music of Austin and Paris. A treat of a set. (Words/photos: Kevin McStravick)

[officialjared19]

can u put lisa leblanc's ace of spades on that List? it's still a good List even if u don't

I'll have to listen to both versions of it! :O

[soundcheckentertainment]

Singer/songwriter Lisa LeBlanc has had a few appearances in Ottawa within the past week including Outlaws and Gunslingers session at St. Brigid’s Centre for Arts for JunoFest, and attended the Juno Awards as a nominee for a contemporary roots album of the year, and her Ottawa visit culminated on Saturday night at the sold out show at Zaphod’s.

At 26 years old, LeBlanc has already been nominated for, and won multiple awards, released two full albums and an EP, and toured two continents for the past five years.

Opening for LeBlanc was the Ottawa folk rock band Jonathan Becker & The North Fields, who played a short half an hour set of their post punk and roots influenced tunes.

Jonathan Becker & The North Fields at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins.

The anticipation was through the roof when LeBlanc and her band finally took the stage after 10pm.

LeBlanc, who fluently switches between her golden electric guitar, banjo AND mandolin, (not to mention the triangle), admits loving Louisiana, and you can clearly hear the influences of hoedown, bluegrass and traditional Cajun songs on the tunes from her latest album ‘Why You Wanna Leave, Runaway Queen?’.

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

LeBlanc and her band started the show with ‘Voodoo Woman’ and ‘City Slickers and Country Boys’, which set the bar up high for the rest of the night.

After an energetic start, she mellowed down with ‘Kraft Dinner’ and ‘Race Track’, and picked up the pace again with ‘I Love You, I Don’t Love You, I Don’t Know’ followed by ‘You Look Like Trouble (But I Guess I Do Too)’ which got the crowd bouncing the night away.

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

As a second last song of the night, she literally pulled an ace out of her sleeve with the Motorhead cover ‘Ace of Spades’ and if the audience hadn’t been wax in her hands already , they sure were now.

The crowd was not going to let LeBlanc leave without encore, and she did not disappoint.

‘Could You Wait ’Til I’ve Had My Coffee?’ about a woman scorned, followed by the crowd favorite ‘Aujourd’hui, ma vie c’est d’la marde’ that got the crowd singing the chorus with her from the top of their lungs.

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

The one hour show went by way too fast, and it was full of travel tales, love letters and heartbreaks, and big fuck you’s to old flames.

LeBlanc’s passionate energy is delightfully contagious, and her genuine songwriting is sure to  conquer even more hearts in the future!

Find Lisa LeBlanc on her website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

By Laura Collins

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Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Lisa LeBlanc at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins

Jonathan Becker & The North Fields at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins.

Jonathan Becker & The North Fields at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins.

Jonathan Becker & The North Fields at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins.

Jonathan Becker & The North Fields at Zaphod’s. Photo by Laura Collins.

      Lisa LeBlanc delivers a party through the roof at Zaphod’s. Singer/songwriter Lisa LeBlanc has had a few appearances in Ottawa within the past week including Outlaws and Gunslingers session at St.

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Live Footage: Lisa LeBlanc Performs "Dans l'jus" at Francos de Montréal 2023

Live Footage: Lisa LeBlanc Performs "Dans l'jus" at Francos de Montréal 2023 @lisaleblancyo @bonsound @bonsoundpromo @girlieaction @rosieboyd @FrancosMTL @QDS_MTL @icirctele

Lisa LeBlanc is an acclaimed Rosaireville, New Brunswick-born, Montréal-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (banjo and guitar), who proudly claims Acadian heritage — and comes from a family of passionate music lovers. (In case you’re curious — as I was — Cajuns are often described as descendants of Acadian exiles, who went to Louisiana during Britain’s Great Expulsion of Acadians…