Name: Mother Mother: The Inside Tour @ Kingston Grand Theatre - May 16, 2022
Start: 2022-05-16T20:00:00-07:00
End: 2022-05-16T23:00:00-07:00
Location: Kingston Grand Theatre

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Mother Mother: The Inside Tour

The Inside Tour with guests Monowhales Vancouver's Mother Mother bring their In...

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Mon. May 16th 2022 + Add to Calendar

Kingston Grand Theatre

8:00pm - 11:00pm

$51.39 - $62.50

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The Inside Tour with guests Monowhales

Vancouver's Mother Mother bring their Inside Tour to Kingston with a live performance at the Kingston Grand Theatre with special guests, Monowhales.

Advance tickets start at $51.39 and are available online from the Kingston Grand Theatre box office here.

100 VIP Packages Available for the performance at Kingston Grand Theatre (code = VIP)

Per seat, cost is $142.51 plus HST and handling fee and includes:

One premium reserved Orchestra Level seat in the first 5 rows (SA, SB, A, B, C, D)

VIP early entry into the venue

Meet & Greet Access

Access to a two (2) song acoustic performance

Limited edition 8x10 Mother Mother photo

Specially designed sticker set

Official VIP laminate

Disclaimer: The presentation of live shows and events at Kingston Grand Theatre is subject to all provincial and public health guidelines in place at the time of the scheduled performance.

About Mother Mother

Vancouver indie rock band Mother Mother’s eighth full-length album Inside takes its inspiration from self-reflection, something band frontman and songwriter Ryan Guldemond was forced to do in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. “The world stopped, and all of sudden I had a lot more alone-time on my hands, which isn’t necessarily conducive to songwriting,” Ryan says. “Usually, I like to venture out and find guidance from an external, interactive narrative—traveling, people, serendipities, etc. I love that process – it’s almost like you’re in collaboration with the world. But since that wasn’t an option, I set about a different kind of travel, one more inward and personal, exploring different types of therapies, meditation, and journaling as a means to unearth songs from a deeper, interior place.”

After several months of writing and recording demos in his home, Inside was recorded with Howard Redekopp, who produced the band’s first two albums. In many ways, the album both expands on Mother Mother’s prolific career, and connects them back to the origins of their success. In the summer of 2020, the band began to notice that fans were flocking to streaming services in unprecedented numbers to listen to songs from their first two albums. It was revealed that these songs, including “Hayloft,” “Arms Tonite” and “Wrecking Ball,” had become recent Tik-Tok hits connecting them with an entirely new generation of fans, resulting in a Rolling Stone feature, multiple appearances on Billboard’s Emerging Artist Chart, and millions upon millions of streams and followers on streaming services and social platforms. It was a welcomed reinvigoration ahead of the release of Inside. For the band, who have toured extensively over the years, regularly selling out shows in New York, London, Los Angeles and Toronto, finding new fans with old music is simply part of the journey. “It feels like a big, surreal gift from the universe,” says Ryan. “For us, it’s always been about the joy of music, and sharing in this joy with others, so the more the merrier, and it doesn’t really matter if it’s an old or new song someone is connecting to. Songs don’t understand the concept of time. They’re eternal.”

Inside brings Mother Mother full circle, reuniting the band with Howard and reminding Ryan that the best creation begins by reflecting on yourself rather than what’s around you. And while Inside dabbles in darkness, it’s ultimately about love and healing in the face of challenges and turbulent world circumstances.

MOTHER MOTHER:
Ryan Guldemond: Vox / Guitar
Molly Guldemond: Vox / Synth
Jasmin Parkin: Vox / Keys
Mike Young: Bass
Ali Siadat: Percussion