IN PHOTOS – Quiet Parade & Gabrielle Papillon in Halifax, NS
Who: Quiet Parade and Gabrielle Papillon
When: February 16, 2018
Where: The Carleton Music Bar and Grill, Halifax NS
Nova Scotian musicians Quiet Parade and Gabrielle Papillon played a bilingual show to a sold out Carleton Music Bar in Halifax Friday night! The show was in celebration of Quiet Parade’s first French-language EP Nous Étions Icitte, which translates to “we were here.”
Gabrielle Papillon opened the evening by performing both French and English songs and was joined for a portion of her set by Sean MacGillivray.
Next, Quiet Parade hit the stage—which consists of Trevor Murphy, Jay Methot, Jeff Gay, Julia Weir and Connor Booth. They also played songs in English as well as their new French songs, and some covers! It was a great night to celebrate two of Canada’s languages and music.
For more photos from the show, head to our Facebook page!
Connect with Quiet Parade:
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Connect with Gabrielle Papillon:
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I’m Shayla, and I was born in Saskatoon but moved to Halifax in 2013 for University, and since decided to stay here for a while. I recently received a Bachelor of Design, after studying photography for a year or two as well. I love everything about music and how it has the ability to bring so many people together from across the country and even the world. My passion for music is one of the reasons I moved East to pursue a photography and design career, as I would love to do graphic design and photography within the Canadian music industry.
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