Joni will receive the cultural impact award for "Both Sides, Now," which the organization says "left an indelible mark on music and culture, inspiring generations with its timeless beauty and profound artistry." The SOCAN Awards will be held on Sept. 24 at Toronto's Rebel concert venue, with winners in a multitude of categories announced during the event. More information here
Cher and Joni were among the stars who joined Cyndi Lauper Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl for the final concert of her farewell tour.
Lauper and Mitchell joined forces for a cover of "Carey." SZA, John Legend, Trombone Shorty and Jake Wesley Rogers also joined the festivities at various points. More information here . Photo courtesy The Hollywood Bowl.
The Blue album is available in Dolby Atmos on Blu-Ray disc today. Pick up a copy exclusively at the web store! More information here
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Following a revered debut at The Roundhouse in April 2024, a string of sold out performances and widespread critical acclaim, The Songs of Joni Mitchell returns this autumn with an extraordinary lineup of artists paying tribute to one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
Jesca Hoop, Kate Stables (This Is The Kit) & Lail Arad, acclaimed singer-songwriters in their own right, will perform intimate interpretations of their favourite Joni Mitchell songs in a loving ode to one of the finest songwriters of all time. They will be joined by Richard Sears on piano and special guests Lisa Hannigan & Loah for London and Dublin.
‘Lovingly curated by Lail Arad, ‘The Songs Of Joni Mitchell’… offered a truly heartwarming ode to the music of one of the world’s most inspirational artists.’ Get In Her Ears
“A stellar line up of artists reimagine Mitchell’s most magnificent works” The Arts Desk
“Songwriting shines as artists pay tribute” London World
Following a revered debut at The Roundhouse in April 2024, a string of sold out performances and widespread critical acclaim, The Songs of Joni Mitchell returns this autumn with an extraordinary lineup of artists paying tribute to one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
Jesca Hoop, Kate Stables (This Is The Kit) & Lail Arad, acclaimed singer-songwriters in their own right, will perform intimate interpretations of their favourite Joni Mitchell songs in a loving ode to one of the finest songwriters of all time. They will be joined by Richard Sears on piano and special guests Lisa Hannigan & Loah for London and Dublin.
‘Lovingly curated by Lail Arad, ‘The Songs Of Joni Mitchell’… offered a truly heartwarming ode to the music of one of the world’s most inspirational artists.’ Get In Her Ears
“A stellar line up of artists reimagine Mitchell’s most magnificent works” The Arts Desk
“Songwriting shines as artists pay tribute” London World
Following a revered debut at The Roundhouse in April 2024, a string of sold out performances and widespread critical acclaim, The Songs of Joni Mitchell returns this autumn with an extraordinary lineup of artists paying tribute to one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
Jesca Hoop, Kate Stables (This Is The Kit) & Lail Arad, acclaimed singer-songwriters in their own right, will perform intimate interpretations of their favourite Joni Mitchell songs in a loving ode to one of the finest songwriters of all time. They will be joined by Richard Sears on piano and special guests Lisa Hannigan & Loah for London and Dublin.
‘Lovingly curated by Lail Arad, ‘The Songs Of Joni Mitchell’… offered a truly heartwarming ode to the music of one of the world’s most inspirational artists.’ Get In Her Ears
“A stellar line up of artists reimagine Mitchell’s most magnificent works” The Arts Desk
“Songwriting shines as artists pay tribute” London World
For many of us, Joni Mitchell provided the soundtrack for our lives -- along with other great Canadian singer-songwriters such as Leonard Cohen, Neil Young and Robbie Robertson. Her poetry, unique sound and insights captured us in her classics, such as "Both Sides Now," "River," "A Case of You," and "Blue."
But her music has constantly evolved.
For Back Lane Studios' Extraordinary Women event for October, presented in partnership with the Revue Cinema, we're screening a documentary, "Joni Mitchell, Lady Blue," which offers a wealth of archival footage and highlights Joni's changing styles.
We're thrilled to have music historian, producer and professor Rob Bowman and author and former Toronto Star world music columnist John Goddard as guests for our post-film discussion.
Says Rob about the extraordinary Joni: "Over the years, she developed at least six different voices, used 51 different guitar tunings and composed some of the most intimate and complex songs in history. Fifty-eight years after I first heard her and fell in love with her music, I am still learning new things about her art.”
John, co-author of "Rock and Roll Toronto," a cheeky guide to the city's 1960s rock-and-roll sites, uncovered new information about Joni's life in Toronto, which he'll share in our discussion: "When she was 20 years old, penniless and pregnant with a daughter she would later give up for adoption, Joni Mitchell lived in a rooming house at 504 Huron St., a few blocks west of the Yorkville coffeehouse district. Giving up her daughter proved an excruciating decision for Mitchell, expressed in one of her most celebrated albums." More information here
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