The Wooden Sky

High Ends the side project of Yukon Blonde's frontman Jeffrey Innes took the opening spot and set the night in bloom with a hypnotic and polyrhythmic track that was equal parts heady and body moving.

The demand to see the Wooden Sky in the nation's capital forced the band to switch venues at the last minute — from the uber-intimate confines of Cafe Dekcuf a 150-person venue to Mavericks housed below Dekcuf and twice the size.

The bands are more relaxed their display of love for each other is verbalized on stage at every available moment and everyone wants to have as much fun as possible before they part ways.

Toronto based band The Wooden Sky made their first appearance in Newfoundland in 2 years.

Toronto, Canada

The Wooden Sky's performance was intimate with a lovely, folky mood, which satisfied the crowd as people sang in unison along with the band.

With a mixture of audience members from twentysomething indie fans to those in their golden years, the pews quietly hummed with cheerful conversation and laughter.; Classical Revolution, which a group of Bay Area-based chamber musicians founded in 2006 to deliver an outlet for musicians to perform high-qualit