

One of Nova Scotia’s top songwriters and performers, Ty Messick, with friends including Pictou County singing legend Virgil Muir and some of the best players in the city - because they're so damned good - will return to The Carleton again on Saturday, August 1st. Show time is 8 PM and tickets are only $12.50 + HST. Their sets will include Ty’s original music from his album releases as well as covering the likes of Lanois, Beatles, Kinks, Cars, Gerry Rafferty, Petty (ones that you won't hear anywhere else) and more. It's a Saturday night but we do encourage you to apy attention to this excellent band. Get there early to hear Ty's brilliant original material with the full band treatment. Ty Messsick was born in Philadelphia, P.A in 1979, soaked up a lifetime of Philly K-Rock and campus WXPN radio and then moved to St. Margaret's Bay, Nova Scotia, at 13 years old. At 19, Tyler encountered Joel Plaskett playing Down at the Khyber in Hell’s Kitchen and was given a roadmap to East Coast rock ‘n roll. Tyler is also known by his stage name, Museum Pieces. His original songwriting became public knowledge in 2003, when his first album,…
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Sat Aug 1 · The Carleton
Get Tickets · $12.50