Tin Pan Darlings at CSAC with special guest Kelly Waterhouse
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Tin Pan Darlings first came on the scene with their debut album INSIDE A MELODY, a fun and unique project that transports listeners to an era full of speakeasies, heartening romance, and colourful characters. They are thrilled to be joined at Charlotte Street Arts Centre by Fredericton's outstanding vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Kelly Waterhouse.
In 2026, the Tin Pan Darlings unveiled POSTCARDS, a new song series that explores their wide-ranging musical interests. The indie-influenced single “Midlife Elegy” has been making the rounds on CBC Radio and online stations such as CKDU Halifax and Folk’d Up Radio. The sister duo plans to release a follow-up “Outside the Frame,” featuring bluegrass-style vocal harmonies in September 2026.
Tin Pan Darlings received nominations from the East Coast Music Association & Music Nova Scotia in 2018/19 for INSIDE A MELODY, as well as being featured on CBC Shift, East Coast Music Hour, Campus Radio (peaked at no. 7 on !earshot), Telegraph Journal, Grid City, and The East Mag. They also received funding from FACTOR Canada which helped to propel their project to completion.
The sister duo is thrilled to perform with a cookin’ rhythm section, featuring Ty MacEachern (drums) and Lior Wainshtain (bass) and their quirky, story telling music is sure to swing its way into the hearts of music-lovers everywhere. .
Tickets $22 in advance and $25 at the door.
In 2026, the Tin Pan Darlings unveiled POSTCARDS, a new song series that explores their wide-ranging musical interests. The indie-influenced single “Midlife Elegy” has been making the rounds on CBC Radio and online stations such as CKDU Halifax and Folk’d Up Radio. The sister duo plans to release a follow-up “Outside the Frame,” featuring bluegrass-style vocal harmonies in September 2026.
Tin Pan Darlings received nominations from the East Coast Music Association & Music Nova Scotia in 2018/19 for INSIDE A MELODY, as well as being featured on CBC Shift, East Coast Music Hour, Campus Radio (peaked at no. 7 on !earshot), Telegraph Journal, Grid City, and The East Mag. They also received funding from FACTOR Canada which helped to propel their project to completion.
The sister duo is thrilled to perform with a cookin’ rhythm section, featuring Ty MacEachern (drums) and Lior Wainshtain (bass) and their quirky, story telling music is sure to swing its way into the hearts of music-lovers everywhere. .
Tickets $22 in advance and $25 at the door.
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Where is it happening?
Charlotte Street Arts Centre, 732 Charlotte Street,Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
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