Hayden – The Recent Past Tour at the Trailside
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Hayden – The Recent Past Tour live at the Trailside in Charlottetown January 22nd!!!
Tickets and more show info available at www.trailside.ca or Back Alley Music.
For more than thirty years, Hayden has built a body of work from moments in life that can easily pass unnoticed. His talent is to build grandeur around small events, not just within songs but as an accumulation across his whole career. Taken together, his ten studio albums amount to an ongoing conversation about family, memory, love, loss, absurdity, and the strange beauty hidden inside ordinary days. Roadside diners, family conversations, a headline that won’t leave your mind. The realization that today’s routine may someday become the part of your life you miss most.
Despite its title, The Recent Past isn’t nostalgic so much as observant. It reflects on the strange feeling of longing for a time that wasn’t all that long ago, but it’s also about trying to stay rooted in the present while everything around us speeds up.
Every song on this album began on the same weathered 1940s Heintzman piano that’s lived at his family’s Grey County cottage for more than twenty-five years. The instrument has become as recognizable as Hayden’s voice, warm, slightly uneven, tuned towards honesty more than perfection.
Tickets and more show info available at www.trailside.ca or Back Alley Music.
For more than thirty years, Hayden has built a body of work from moments in life that can easily pass unnoticed. His talent is to build grandeur around small events, not just within songs but as an accumulation across his whole career. Taken together, his ten studio albums amount to an ongoing conversation about family, memory, love, loss, absurdity, and the strange beauty hidden inside ordinary days. Roadside diners, family conversations, a headline that won’t leave your mind. The realization that today’s routine may someday become the part of your life you miss most.
Despite its title, The Recent Past isn’t nostalgic so much as observant. It reflects on the strange feeling of longing for a time that wasn’t all that long ago, but it’s also about trying to stay rooted in the present while everything around us speeds up.
Every song on this album began on the same weathered 1940s Heintzman piano that’s lived at his family’s Grey County cottage for more than twenty-five years. The instrument has become as recognizable as Hayden’s voice, warm, slightly uneven, tuned towards honesty more than perfection.
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Where is it happening?
155 Kent St. , Charlottetown, PE, Canada, Prince Edward Island C1A 1N5
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Host or PublisherTrailside Music Hall
