Daffodil Day Cancer Bash

A few different artists are coming together to help celebrate Daffodil Day – a day when Canadians can show their support for those living with cancer and to remember those who have died. Someone that is very close to a lot of us is an amazing young man, Jordan Unrau (14) who is battling bone cancer where doctors recently discovered 5 tumors throughout his body. This gathering is really to show that we are standing with him & his family as well as anyone else who has gone through a similar circumstance.

 

ARTISTS TO PLAY:

Ari Neufeld

Ari Neufeld is a self-made one man band, hailing most recently from the Okanagan. He plays guitar, piano, banjo (but usually guitar), while singing and keeping time through an amplified stompbox, with ethnic beads, nuts and bells strapped to his body. His performance covers a variety of genres from folk to pop, to new country, to rhythmic soul, to rock.

http://arineufeld.com

 

 

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Nico Boesten

Nico is a husband, father, producer, singer-guy, drummer, entrepreneur, supporter of indie artists, soccer lover, and least importantly a novice land kiteboarder. He has toured throughout Europe, Africa, and Central America recording 5 full length CDs since 1998. The genre he gives  himself is a groove-a-billy acoustic funk with more soul than a Korean fish market.

http://nicogroove.com 

 

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Graham Ord

Singer songwriter Graham Ord has garnered respect internationally, as a fine musician and engaging communicator. His music can be described as a blend of Soul, Blues and eclectic Roots music. His performances are compelling, passionate and entertaining always ensuring that audiences come back for more. Graham has released seven solo CD’s to date together with several collaborative projects which have attracted accolades from around the world. He has also written and produced music for several other successful artists and has composed scores for short film and narratives. Graham now works as a full time musician and recording artist based out of Kelowna B.C. Canada.

http://grahamord.com

 

To learn more about Jordan Unrau and his journey, visit his blog here. Also, check out the song that Graham Ord wrote for him called “Two C Words” in order to raise money for the Unrau family.

Donations will be collected on the evening of April 27 at the Streaming Cafe to benefit the Canadian Cancer Society.

 

Streaming Cafe
596 Leon Ave., Kelowna, BC  (map)

 

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