Montreal singer/songwriter Bobby Bazini claims “Summer Is Gone”
KeyNote Productions is excited to announce Canadian singer/songwriter Bobbi Bazinis’ Summer is Gone Tour is scheduled to make a stop for one night only on Sunday, March 19th 2017 at the Rotary Centre for the Arts.
Born in Mont-Laurier, Quebec to a family of country musicians, Bobby Bazini was naturally encouraged during his childhood to sing and play guitar. Pushed by a radio station DJ in his hometown, Bazini’s soulful voice soon impressed major players in the music industry, landing him a record deal, invitations to perform at festivals worldwide and on the set of prestigious French music television show Taratata. His talent is self-evident to anyone who’s heard the Montreal-based performer sing, and is part of the reason his debut album Better In Time went platinum and earned him a pair of JUNO nominations for “Pop Album of the Year” and “Best New Artist”. His second album Where I Belong was also a resounding success selling upwards of 125, 000 copies in less than 12 months, making it the best-selling Canadian album of 2014.
Bazini remains true to his roots on his newest collection Summer is Gone, drawing deep soul inspiration from both timeless legends and contemporary classics. For the first time Bazini has collaborated with co-writers including Terefe, Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, One Direction), Samuel Dixon (Adele, SIA), Jimmy Hogarth (Amy Winehouse, James Bay), EG White (Florence and the Machine, Adele), and country sensation Chris Stapleton to create a sonically rewarding album.
Now, inspired by the release of his third album, Bobby Bazini kicks off 2017 with a national tour featuring his brand-new album Summer is Gone, set to be released on November 11th 2016. This soul-full album is sure to wow contemporary music fans across the nation.
KeyNote Productions presents Bobby Bazini LIVE in concert at the Rotary Centre of the Arts on Sunday, March 19th 2017 at 7:30PM. Tickets are NOW on sale at http://rotarycentreforthearts.com/event/bobbybazini/, by phone 250-717-5304 or in person at the Rotary Centre for the Arts Box Office.
