Suoni Per il Popolo is proud to present a co-presentation with the City of Montreal and Théâtre de Verdure, a free outdoor event at Parc Lafontaine’s newly refurbished amphitheatre, Théâtre de Verdure! Come through for an extra special night of sonic wizardry in celebration of our 25 trips around the sun.

Working with local long-time curatorial partners, No Hay Banda and Constellation Records, We have planned a dynamic and inspirational evening with some of Montreal’s most beloved boundary pushing artists. Come and have your ears and hearts expanded and inspired. With: Black Ox Orkestar, Matana Roberts, Erika Angell and Sam Shalabi Septet. Truly a night not to be missed, under the stars.

Black Ox Orkestar: Known for their unique blend of klezmer, Balkan folk, and experimental music, Black Ox Orkestar creates a sound that is both traditional and contemporary, often evoking a melancholic and evocative atmosphere.

Matana Roberts is an internationally renowned saxophonist, composer, and sound experimentalist based in New York City. Their powerful and thought-provoking work explores the intersections of memory, history, identity, and social justice, leading some to describe them as "one of the most important figures in contemporary American music."

Erika Angell is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Erika Angell is best known for her work with the band Thus Owls. Her solo material often showcases her captivating vocal delivery and a nuanced approach to indie folk and experimental pop.

Sam Shalabi Septet: Led by the prolific Egyptian-Canadian musician Sam Shalabi, the Septet likely explores his diverse musical interests, which span from experimental Arabic music and avant-garde jazz to noise and electronic music. Expect intricate compositions and improvisations that push genre boundaries.

(see artist bios for full artist descriptions)

Thanks to CST RECORDS + NO HAY BANDA