Name: Ruby Waters: Soaking Wet Tour @ The Mansion - Jan 26, 2023
Start: 2023-01-26T20:00:00-08:00
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Location: The Mansion

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Ruby Waters: Soaking Wet Tour

Ruby Waters is bringing her Soaking Wet Tour to The Mansion this January with sp...

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Thu. January 26th 2023 + Add to Calendar

The Mansion

8:00pm - 4:00pm

$20.00

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Ruby Waters is bringing her Soaking Wet Tour to The Mansion this January with special guest Aysanabee.

Advance tickets starting at $20 each, get your tickets here from Ticketweb.

About Ruby Waters

Her sound is similar to her journey – eclectic, always evolving, and unfeigned. Hailing from the small town of Shelburne, Ontario and born to two artists, Ruby was immersed in a musician's world at a young age. Now, an artist herself, she plugs in and belts out, unapologetically leaving you in awe. Ruby recently released her highly anticipated sophomore EP, “If It Comes Down To It” and received worldwide acclaim, leading to a JUNO nomination for Alternative Album of the Year. Her single “Quantum Physics”, garnered significant attention, amassing over 9 million streams to date. Simultaneously, Ruby built familiarity across Canada as her singles "Supernatural" and “Blow” both peaked in the Top 5 on the Canadian Alternative and Rock Radio charts.

Ruby has grown her rabid fanbase through steady touring across North America supporting the likes of City & Colour, Ocean Alley and extensive summer festival performances including Osheaga, as well as playing sold out debut headline shows in both the US and Canada in 2021 and 2022. Ruby looks to continue to build through her headline shows with a soon to be announced world tour including debut shows in Europe, the UK and Australia.

About Aysanabee

Aysanabee is a multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer songwriter currently based in Toronto. He is Oji-Cree, Sucker Clan of the Sandy Lake First Nation a remote fly-in community in the far reaches of Northwestern Ontario.

His debut album, Watin (2022) named after his grandfather, includes 10 tracks and nine interludes featuring the voice of his grandfather and is both part music and journalism, artistry and expression. Singles “Ego Death” and “Nomads” charted on Billboard Canada and became #1 on CBC Music and, “We Were Here” charted on the Indigenous Music Countdown and featured in an episode of Station 19.

In a whirlwind year, Aysanabee performed nearly 100 shows on major stages and festivals and venues across the country and across the ocean including Ottawa Bluesfest, Montreal Jazzfest, Mariposa, Riverfest, Summerfolk, Mission Folk, Alianait, Wake the Giant and many more. The artist has shared the stage with such notable acts including The National, Digging Roots, Amanda Rheaume, Sam Roberts, Our Lady Peace, DJ Shub, Julian Taylor, Jeremy Dutcher, Dan Mangan Mavis Staples, July Talk, Half Moon Run, Tokyo Police Club, Steven Page, Aqua, and more.