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SUMMARY:Dee Hernandez: A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
DESCRIPTION:Often cited as the ‘First Lady Of Song’\, or referred to as the ‘Queen Of Jazz’\, Ella Fitzgerald rewrote the book of jazz vocals throughout a storied career that spanned over 50 years. Her groundbreaking approach gave birth to the style of singing referred to as ‘scat’\, which fearlessly bound together tone\, rhythm\, timing and improvisation. \nThis February\, Atlantic Canada’s own jazz powerhouse Dee Hernandez will honour Fitzgerald’s treasured legacy with a heartfelt tribute tour during Black History Month 2026. Being a lifelong fan of the work of Fitzgerald\, Hernandez and her combo of accomplished jazz veterans will channel the soul\, swing\, and spirit of one of her greatest musical idols. \n“Ella has always been more than an inspiration to me\, not only as a vocalist\, but as a human being\,” says Hernandez. “She carried herself with grace and integrity during one of the most difficult times in history\, never compromising her values. Despite the racial tensions of her era\, she refused to perform for segregated audiences and stood firmly for equality. To me\, Ella represents the true power of music—not just to entertain\, but to transform and unite.” \nAudiences can expect an evening of timeless standards\, from the silky Misty\, to the playful Mack the Knife and the showstopping How High the Moon\, among many more classics from the Fitzgerald songbook brought vividly to life.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dee-hernandez-a-tribute-to-ella-fitzgerald-2/
LOCATION:Charlotte Street Arts Centre\, 732 Charlotte Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1M5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dee Hernandez: A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
DESCRIPTION:Often cited as the ‘First Lady Of Song’\, or referred to as the ‘Queen Of Jazz’\, Ella Fitzgerald rewrote the book of jazz vocals throughout a storied career that spanned over 50 years. Her groundbreaking approach gave birth to the style of singing referred to as ‘scat’\, which fearlessly bound together tone\, rhythm\, timing and improvisation. \nThis February\, Atlantic Canada’s own jazz powerhouse Dee Hernandez will honour Fitzgerald’s treasured legacy with a heartfelt tribute tour during Black History Month 2026. Being a lifelong fan of the work of Fitzgerald\, Hernandez and her combo of accomplished jazz veterans will channel the soul\, swing\, and spirit of one of her greatest musical idols. \n“Ella has always been more than an inspiration to me\, not only as a vocalist\, but as a human being\,” says Hernandez. “She carried herself with grace and integrity during one of the most difficult times in history\, never compromising her values. Despite the racial tensions of her era\, she refused to perform for segregated audiences and stood firmly for equality. To me\, Ella represents the true power of music—not just to entertain\, but to transform and unite.” \nAudiences can expect an evening of timeless standards\, from the silky Misty\, to the playful Mack the Knife and the showstopping How High the Moon\, among many more classics from the Fitzgerald songbook brought vividly to life.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dee-hernandez-a-tribute-to-ella-fitzgerald-3/
LOCATION:Water Street Dinner Theatre\, 110 Water Street\, Saint John\, New Brunswick\, E2L 5G1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dee Hernandez: A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
DESCRIPTION:Often cited as the ‘First Lady Of Song’\, or referred to as the ‘Queen Of Jazz’\, Ella Fitzgerald rewrote the book of jazz vocals throughout a storied career that spanned over 50 years. Her groundbreaking approach gave birth to the style of singing referred to as ‘scat’\, which fearlessly bound together tone\, rhythm\, timing and improvisation. \nThis February\, Atlantic Canada’s own jazz powerhouse Dee Hernandez will honour Fitzgerald’s treasured legacy with a heartfelt tribute tour during Black History Month 2026. Being a lifelong fan of the work of Fitzgerald\, Hernandez and her combo of accomplished jazz veterans will channel the soul\, swing\, and spirit of one of her greatest musical idols. \n“Ella has always been more than an inspiration to me\, not only as a vocalist\, but as a human being\,” says Hernandez. “She carried herself with grace and integrity during one of the most difficult times in history\, never compromising her values. Despite the racial tensions of her era\, she refused to perform for segregated audiences and stood firmly for equality. To me\, Ella represents the true power of music—not just to entertain\, but to transform and unite.” \nAudiences can expect an evening of timeless standards\, from the silky Misty\, to the playful Mack the Knife and the showstopping How High the Moon\, among many more classics from the Fitzgerald songbook brought vividly to life.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dee-hernandez-a-tribute-to-ella-fitzgerald-4/
LOCATION:Huntsman Theatre\, 1 Lower Campus Rd\, St. Andrews\, New Brunswick\, E5B 2L7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260213T193000
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SUMMARY:Dee Hernandez: A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
DESCRIPTION:Often cited as the ‘First Lady Of Song’\, or referred to as the ‘Queen Of Jazz’\, Ella Fitzgerald rewrote the book of jazz vocals throughout a storied career that spanned over 50 years. Her groundbreaking approach gave birth to the style of singing referred to as ‘scat’\, which fearlessly bound together tone\, rhythm\, timing and improvisation. \nThis February\, Atlantic Canada’s own jazz powerhouse Dee Hernandez will honour Fitzgerald’s treasured legacy with a heartfelt tribute tour during Black History Month 2026. Being a lifelong fan of the work of Fitzgerald\, Hernandez and her combo of accomplished jazz veterans will channel the soul\, swing\, and spirit of one of her greatest musical idols. \n“Ella has always been more than an inspiration to me\, not only as a vocalist\, but as a human being\,” says Hernandez. “She carried herself with grace and integrity during one of the most difficult times in history\, never compromising her values. Despite the racial tensions of her era\, she refused to perform for segregated audiences and stood firmly for equality. To me\, Ella represents the true power of music—not just to entertain\, but to transform and unite.” \nAudiences can expect an evening of timeless standards\, from the silky Misty\, to the playful Mack the Knife and the showstopping How High the Moon\, among many more classics from the Fitzgerald songbook brought vividly to life.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dee-hernandez-a-tribute-to-ella-fitzgerald-5/
LOCATION:Trailside Music Hall\, 155 Kent St\, Charlottetown\, Prince Edward Island\, C1A 4K9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dee Hernandez: A Valentine's Day Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
DESCRIPTION:*evening show has SOLD OUT however a matinee show has now been added* \nOften cited as the ‘First Lady Of Song’\, or referred to as the ‘Queen Of Jazz’\, Ella Fitzgerald rewrote the book of jazz vocals throughout a storied career that spanned over 50 years. Her groundbreaking approach gave birth to the style of singing referred to as ‘scat’\, which fearlessly bound together tone\, rhythm\, timing and improvisation. \nThis February\, Atlantic Canada’s own jazz powerhouse Dee Hernandez will honour Fitzgerald’s treasured legacy with a heartfelt tribute tour during Black History Month 2026. Being a lifelong fan of the work of Fitzgerald\, Hernandez and her combo of accomplished jazz veterans will channel the soul\, swing\, and spirit of one of her greatest musical idols. \n“Ella has always been more than an inspiration to me\, not only as a vocalist\, but as a human being\,” says Hernandez. “She carried herself with grace and integrity during one of the most difficult times in history\, never compromising her values. Despite the racial tensions of her era\, she refused to perform for segregated audiences and stood firmly for equality. To me\, Ella represents the true power of music—not just to entertain\, but to transform and unite.” \nAudiences can expect an evening of timeless standards\, from the silky Misty\, to the playful Mack the Knife and the show-stopping How High the Moon\, among many more classics from the Fitzgerald songbook brought vividly to life.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dee-hernandez-a-valentines-day-tribute-to-ella-fitzgerald/
LOCATION:The Carleton\, 1685 Argyle St\, Halifax\, Nova Scotia\, B3J 2B5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:JP LEBLANC at Dolan's Pub
DESCRIPTION:Coming in strong from Bathurst NB\, we are proud to announce that JP Leblanc has come on board to be part of MRTI’s Winter Blues Series. JP and his band play Dolan’s Pub February 19th\, then its on to Saint John’s Water Street Dinner Theatre on the 20th. \nJP is coming off of an exciting 2025. Last year he released his 7th full length release\, All In My Blood\, which was produced by Grammy winning producer\, Colin Linden. Maneuvering between Nashville\, Louisiana\, Toronto\, JP is back\, and armed with his most realized set of songs to date. \n‘When I first heard JP’s demos\, I thought there was an honesty I was drawn to\,’ says Linden. ‘I also heard a very unique take on his influences and culture that was very compelling.’ \nIt is also worth mentioning that JP also represented Atlantic Canada in the 2024 International Blues Challenge in Memphis\, which put him on stages alongside some of the top talents of the genre. \nBeing a blues artist with strong ties to his Acadian heritage gives JP a unique voice and his ability to ‘find the sweet notes’ as Linden so eloquently puts it\, will make for a night of truly electrifying\, rock solid blues.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/jp-leblanc-at-dolans-pub/
LOCATION:Dolan’s Pub\, 349 King St\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1E4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Entertainment,Live Music
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SUMMARY:JP LEBLANC at Water Street Dinner Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Coming in strong from Bathurst NB\, we are proud to announce that JP Leblanc has come on board to be part of MRTI’s Winter Blues Series. JP and his band play Dolan’s Pub February 19th\, then its on to Saint John’s Water Street Dinner Theatre on the 20th. \nJP is coming off of an exciting 2025. Last year he released his 7th full length release\, All In My Blood\, which was produced by Grammy winning producer\, Colin Linden. Maneuvering between Nashville\, Louisiana\, Toronto\, JP is back\, and armed with his most realized set of songs to date. \n‘When I first heard JP’s demos\, I thought there was an honesty I was drawn to\,’ says Linden. ‘I also heard a very unique take on his influences and culture that was very compelling.’ \nIt is also worth mentioning that JP also represented Atlantic Canada in the 2024 International Blues Challenge in Memphis\, which put him on stages alongside some of the top talents of the genre. \nBeing a blues artist with strong ties to his Acadian heritage gives JP a unique voice and his ability to ‘find the sweet notes’ as Linden so eloquently puts it\, will make for a night of truly electrifying\, rock solid blues. \n*Doors at 7PM. Show starts at 7:30PM. General seating (no reservations).
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/jp-leblanc-at-water-street-dinner-theatre/
LOCATION:Water Street Dinner Theatre\, 110 Water Street\, Saint John\, New Brunswick\, E2L 5G1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dave Gunning - Field Notes Release
DESCRIPTION:Dave Gunning is an east coast treasure. An award winning songwriter who graces his storytelling with vivid characters washed in humour and humility. With a charm that swings high from the rafters of your heart\, this Pictou born talent has been winning over Fredericton audiences for years. This winter he returns to the Charlotte Street Arts Centre\, Feb 27\, to introduce fans to his latest release\, Field Notes. \nRecorded in Australia\, Field Notes is Gunning at his barest and most stripped down. Placed in non sterile surroundings\, and delivered unfettered and honestly\, Dave gives these songs a special level of intimacy. Armed with little more than a mic\, guitar\, and this fresh batch of great material…the effect will be undeniable–the show\, unforgettable.
URL:https://musicrunsthroughit.com/event/dave-gunning-field-notes-release/
LOCATION:Charlotte Street Arts Centre\, 732 Charlotte Street\, Fredericton\, NB\, E3B 1M5\, Canada
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