LOCAL MUSIC ALERT - Tonight @ #PeegLeeg - It's Saltwater Hank!

CFUR Admin

July 5, 2023

This evening you have the titillating opportunity to experience Saltwater Hank’s new Album: Galuunx Wil Lu Holtga Liimi

For Crying Out Loud!

Don’t miss it.

Get your tickets NOW at madloon.ca for $15 or get salty at the door, 7pm for $20

Opening tonight is Vancouver Island-based super group Townie. Audio @ 8pm, great dinner specials and bevvies available ALWAYS at Legion 43 1116 6th Avenue

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Not enticed enough? Check out this interview and maybe it’ll push you across the line:

Ian at CFURadio caught up with Jeremy Pahl on the release of his new album, G̱al'üünx Wil Lu Holtga Liimi.

Ian at CFURadio caught up with Jeremy Pahl on the release of his new album, G̱al'üünx Wil Lu Holtga Liimi. Written entirely in the Ts'msyen language Sm'algyax, it features blistering guitar solos, rooty roots, and a familiar dose of good humour present in Pahl's releases to date. Jeremy also touched on the beautiful luck of performing alongside Willie Thrasher at our local National Indigenous People's Day celebration this past June.

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