Christine Fellows plays CD-release show at WECC
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WINNIPEG singer-songwriter Christine Fellows will celebrate the release of her sixth studio album, Burning Daylight, with a Jan. 16 concert at the West End Cultural Centre. The album, which shares a title with a Jack London novel, is part of a multimedia project inspired by Fellows’ trip to the Far North.
Advance tickets are $20 at the WECC, Ticketmaster, Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store and Music Trader. The opening act is Shotgun Jimmie.
