"Still there must be a place for us little burnt-out sunbeams."
Tim Bradford & Bunny Brown by James Hind
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Thanks to all who came out and joined the festivities for Bunny's birthday bash at Kensington Lodge! |
Tim Bradford & Bunny Brown by James Hind
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S p e c i a l A n n o u n c e m e n t :
Saturday, March 7, 2015
8 pm at Kensington Lodge (21 Kensington Ave.)
Birthday Performance and Party
Come and Celebrate with Bunny
and special guest Tim Bradford!
Saturday, March 7, 2015
8 pm at Kensington Lodge (21 Kensington Ave.)
Birthday Performance and Party
Come and Celebrate with Bunny
and special guest Tim Bradford!
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Bunny Brown and Kyp Harness live at the Lodge on Nov 21, '14. Photo by James Hind |
Bunny Brown appears in I, CURMUDGEON by Alan Zweig
May 2014 marks the ten year anniversary
of the release of I, CURMUDGEON
by acclaimed Canadian documentary filmmaker Alan Zweig.
The movie premiered at 2004's Hot Docs festival in Toronto, Canada. It features interviews with an oddball assortment of players, including Fran Lebowitz, Harvey Pekar, Scott Thompson and Andy Rooney, among others. Bunny Brown laments life and has a few laughs as part of the curmudgeonly ensemble.
View I, CURMUDGEON
of the release of I, CURMUDGEON
by acclaimed Canadian documentary filmmaker Alan Zweig.
The movie premiered at 2004's Hot Docs festival in Toronto, Canada. It features interviews with an oddball assortment of players, including Fran Lebowitz, Harvey Pekar, Scott Thompson and Andy Rooney, among others. Bunny Brown laments life and has a few laughs as part of the curmudgeonly ensemble.
View I, CURMUDGEON
Jason Staczek is currently at work on the doc "Song Of The New Earth"
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Jason Staczek's studio in the Puget Sound on the island of Vashon, Washington (near Seattle). This is where he's created many magical movie scores, including brilliant soundtracks for acclaimed director Guy Maddin's last three feature films. Jason recorded his cello, mellotron and B3 organ contributions to Bunny Brown In Flames in this great space as well!
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"NOSAJ" Staczek rocks the toque
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Photo of Annette Hamm and Bunny Brown by James Hind
Waiting to begin singing Missing Man...
Playing a song live to TV in a gigantic hangar surrounded by Lancasters, Avros, Yales and DeHavillands, veterans, current soldiers, cadets and all those wishing to observe Remembrance Day, was a singular experience indeed. The second most attended ceremony in Canada, more than 3000 people were on hand at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope on November 11, 2013, to mark the occasion.
View the Morning Live segment.
Remembrance Day TV appearance:
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
Bunny Brown performs her song Missing Man
live on Monday, November 11th, 2013 from the
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
for a special Remembrance Day broadcast of
Morning Live on CHCH TV.
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
Bunny Brown performs her song Missing Man
live on Monday, November 11th, 2013 from the
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
for a special Remembrance Day broadcast of
Morning Live on CHCH TV.
Photo of Bunny Brown by Meagan Thibeault
Strapping on the uke and kicking off the series...
Between August 2013 and February 2014, Bunny created, hosted and performed at
a monthly Sunday afternoon cafe series where she played with many artists including
Mia Sheard, Jack Breakfast, Selina Martin, The Pairs, The League Of Notions,
Gary Earl Rawlings and Michael D'Amico.
Bunny Brown at Smiling Buddha Bar
Wednesday, June 12th, 2013, come out to Smiling Buddha Bar (961 College St. -- just west of Dovercourt Rd. -- in Toronto) and hear Bunny play a sweet suite of original songs on the ukulele. Joining her for the evening's line-up will be Young Readers direct from Oklahoma. Bunny's set will kick things off, so be sure to get there early! Show begins at 9 pm.
Bunny Brown on Morning Live
Watch as Bunny sings out CH TV's broadcast week on a rainy spring Friday, April 12, '13 with a song from her new CD, BUNNY BROWN IN FLAMES.
But which one? Glenellen Drive-By? Or Dream Date? We invited folks to check out a preview of the two tracks through the player on the "HOME" page, then weigh in on which tune they thought she should perform with a tweet, or a comment to her facebook page. Check out what one won!
But which one? Glenellen Drive-By? Or Dream Date? We invited folks to check out a preview of the two tracks through the player on the "HOME" page, then weigh in on which tune they thought she should perform with a tweet, or a comment to her facebook page. Check out what one won!
Bunny Brown at The Rivoli with Michael D'Amico accompanying on bass. Still by James Hind
Bunny Brown at The Rivoli
Join Bunny as she plays a guitar set Thursday evening,
April 4th, 2013, in the back room at The Rivoli
(334 Queen Street West, Toronto). Doors open at 9 pm.
Bunny takes the stage at 10:30 sharp.
April 4th, 2013, in the back room at The Rivoli
(334 Queen Street West, Toronto). Doors open at 9 pm.
Bunny takes the stage at 10:30 sharp.
Photo by James Hind
The house was full, the energy was high, and Bunny was delighted to be your pilot at
The Avro the evening of December 4th, celebrating with family, friends and fans (while knocking off a bit of rust in the process after being holed up in the studio for so long!)
The cozy club was a perfect setting in which to play the more stark and essential live piano and guitar treatments of songs from BUNNY BROWN IN FLAMES. Michael D'Amico provided some sweet accompaniment on bass and mandolin. And a highlight came at the top of Bunny's performance of SITTING DUCK when, at her request, the attentive, obliging audience let loose with an impressive array of impromptu duck calls.
Thanks to everyone who came out for making the night a very happy and memorable one.
The Avro the evening of December 4th, celebrating with family, friends and fans (while knocking off a bit of rust in the process after being holed up in the studio for so long!)
The cozy club was a perfect setting in which to play the more stark and essential live piano and guitar treatments of songs from BUNNY BROWN IN FLAMES. Michael D'Amico provided some sweet accompaniment on bass and mandolin. And a highlight came at the top of Bunny's performance of SITTING DUCK when, at her request, the attentive, obliging audience let loose with an impressive array of impromptu duck calls.
Thanks to everyone who came out for making the night a very happy and memorable one.
Photo of Michael D'Amico by James Hind
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Photo of Bunny Brown by James Hind
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Bunny Brown At The Avro
On December 4, 2012, come out to Toronto's Riverside/Leslieville district and join Bunny as she previews some of the songs from BUNNY BROWN IN FLAMES at The Avro, 750 Queen Street East (on the north side of Queen, one block east of Broadview, almost across from The Opera House), between 9 and 11 pm.
Bunny is over the moon that her second album is finally wrapped and ready for release, so let's clink some glasses, spin some tunes and seal the deal with a little intimate acoustic live performance. See you there!
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