Ryan McMahon, T. Nile & Andrew Christopher celebrating 20 Years of Music Upstairs at Bozzini's

Name: Ryan McMahon, T. Nile & Andrew Christopher celebrating 20 Years of Music Upstairs at Bozzini's
Start: 2025-03-01T17:00:00-08:00
End: 2025-03-01T21:00:00-08:00
Location: 45739 Hocking Avenue #4, Chilliwack, BC, Canada, British Columbia V2P 6Z6

Schedule

Sat Mar 01 2025 at 05:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

45739 Hocking Avenue #4, Chilliwack, BC, Canada, British Columbia V2P 6Z6 | Chilliwack, BC

Celebrating 20 Years of Live Music
with an amazing Triple Bill
Ryan McMahon, Andrew Christopher + T. Nile
Early Show doors 4:00 show 5:00 Tickets $ 37.50
Late Show doors 8:00 show 9:00 Tickets $ 39.50 (sold out)
Tickets on sale now at Bozzini’s or call 604 792 0744 to reserve by phone
Bozzini’s celebrates 20 years of music with a March to remember with 3 of our favs
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T. Nile
T. Nile is an award-winning songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, gracing the stages of festivals and concert halls across North America and Europe. She blends her roots with musical offerings that range from folk melodies and western guitars to bright banjo and renegade beats.
“Artists experience life intensely. We feel the pain, see the beauty, live through the good and bad times—we sense it all and create art. It’s a necessity rather than self-indulgence; without creating, a part of us dies inside. How amazing, then, that in making sense of the world and healing ourselves through art, we also transform and heal those who engage with it," writes Nile.
Tamara’s father, known as “Dan The Man, The One Man Band,” was a sidewalk entertainer inspired by the legendary Jesse Fuller, who motivated Bob Dylan to pick up the harmonica. T. Nile’s mother taught her to sing as a toddler. From the age of six until her teenage years, T. accompanied Dan the Man as they toured the West Coast and Australia in a homemade RV.
“Some of my first memories are of falling asleep to the muffled sound of my mom and dad playing music together. Friends would come over, and instead of watching TV, we’d bust out the instruments and jam.”
Respected as a trailblazer in the Canadian folk music scene, T. Nile has been touring Western Europe, the USA, and Canada since 2006. She has released three LPs, three EPs, multiple singles, and is currently recording a new LP with John Raham at Afterlife Studios, while booking festivals, concerts, and tours into 2026.
“Like her music, T. Nile is a radiant and multi-layered complexity; inspiring and inspired; accessible yet luminous, leaving you wanting more.” – Jeffrey Morgan, authorized biographer of Alice Cooper & Iggy Pop & The Stooges.
Ryan McMahon
Legendary Canadian TV/Radio personality Terry David Mulligan may have summed up Ryan best:
“The complete package. Singer. Songwriter. Performer. Troublemaker. Passionate human being. For me… priceless.”
“Whether it has been as a solo act, or with the harmony-driven trio Lion Bear Fox, Ryan McMahon has toured the globe, giving memorable performances everywhere he’s been for over 20 years now. Having shared the stage with everyone from Burton Cummings & Buffy Ste. Marie to Mother Mother & Aaron Pritchett, Ryan has proven himself to be as adaptable as anyone in Canadian music. His new single, “One More Fire” will be out on Feb 4th of 2022, and was produced alongside a fleet of top-shelf talent inside the walls of Vancouver’s venerable Bryan Adams-owned Warehouse Studio. After nearly two years of forced reflection and re-calibrating, Ryan is ready to get back on the road to make those connections to friends & fans that he holds so dear once again, through the power of music.”
Engaging and honest, Ryan McMahon’s music is written from the heart and sung from the soul. It is as rock as folk can get before it starts to roll. A blend of folk, americana and rock following the lead of his peers Jason Isbell, Nathaniel Rateliff & Warren Zevon. The singer songwriter has enough wit and charm to get through any situation and his songwriting fits every emotion into his live performance.
Born on the coast of British Columbia in a small seaside hamlet on Vancouver Island, Ryan’s first experiences performing were for family members laughing at his reiterations of comedians he loved. As he expelled versions of Eddie Murphy and Billy Connolly, McMahon fed off the energy from his audiences at such a young age and continued to dive into the music influences of his parents, which included a mix of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Janis Joplin, The Everly Brothers and BB King. He picked up a guitar in high school and became known for playing the Battle of the Bands and sneaking into the clubs in nearby cities as an under-aged performer.
After graduating, he moved across the pond into the Vancouver scene to join a group of musicians exploring the music and nightlife of the bigger arena. He spent a decade playing small clubs, hosting open mics, writing, and recording. The songwriting and recording became his outlet for understanding the human experience and his ability to connect to audiences grew with each story he told. During his time in Vancouver, he penned the album, Weeks Months Years, produced by Mike Rogerson at Bakerstreet in North Vancouver.
The muse of life brought him back to Vancouver Island in 2008 and as a solo artist, McMahon won a record three Vancouver Island Music Awards for Album of the Year, Male Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year in 2012 for his album ALL GOOD STORIES. After touring in support of the album, he joined forces with Cory Woodward and Christopher Arruda to create Lion Bear Fox: a folk-rock trio that showcased and toured Canada, the U.S. and in Europe until 2019. McMahon’s contributions to the band resulted in some of their most well-known songs, like “Shine,” “Freedom” and “Going, Going, Gone.”
Over the years, Ryan has opened for many iconic bands and artists from Buffy Ste. Marie and Nickelback to Canadian country artists Chad Brownlee, Brett Kissel, Dallas Smith and Aaron Pritchett. His talent, persona and musicality opened many doors to the range of genres encompassed in his songs. In 2019, as he returned from Tonder Festival in Denmark, the opportunity to play with and meet Canadian Country Music singer Aaron Pritchett marked the embarking on a new chapter in music.
Pritchett took Ryan under his wing and lit a new fire under McMahon’s feet as the pandemic settled into the hearts of people around the world. After a few attempts at telling the story, Ryan wrote “One More Fire” as a calling card for how his passion for music has been reignited.
“Of course, songs and art are subjective things, but to me ‘One More Fire’ represents that yearning to obtain connectivity to the human race around me,” says Ryan. “That feeling in my belly that I had when it was the night before battle of the bands in high school; or that notion that tomorrow I’m going into a new city to meet that community and make ’em sing, laugh, cry or dance or all of it all at the same time.”
Ryan admits that after years of scratching, clawing, winning, losing, and going through a pandemic that put the brakes on the entertainment industry, the fire to create and perform remains burning in his heart — and won’t be extinguished anytime soon.
Andrew Christopher
Join Andrew Christopher as he performs music from his new album Andrew Christopher & The Imaginary Band, Live at Sparrow Rd. Volume 1.
Andrew Christopher is a Canadian singer-songwriter born and raised in small town Agassiz. He is currently living in Chilliwack with his young family, fulfilling his dreams of creating music. His original songs written about love, loss and life become instant favourites for his listeners. His music is acoustically based with a blend of Alt/Rock, Country and Pop.