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Dear friend of Arkadia,

You are invited to a concert by songwriters Tim Holehouse (Blues) and Juhana Iivonen (Folk) on Wednesday 30.4 at 6pm at Arkadia (Nervanderinkatu 11)

www.timholehouse.com
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK44lTn0XpU
www.soundcloud.com/tim-holehouse
www.juhanaiivonen.com

Welcome!

Warm regards,

Ian
www.arkadiabookshop.fi

– Entrance is free but a donation of €3 (or more!) to fund the event is suggested and would be most welcome. If you have no loose change or coins we gladly accept payment via Visa Electron or Mastercard etc. !

Tim Holehouse

The archetypal image of a bluesman, outcast from proper society and stalked by personal demons. The defining characteristic of Delta blues is instrumentation and an emphasis on rhythm and “bottleneck” slide. When Holehouse arrived in a new town, he would play for tips on street corners or in front of the local barbershop or a restaurant. Holehouse also had an uncanny ability to establish a rapport with his audience – in every town in which he stopped, Holehouse would establish ties to the local community that would serve him well when he passed through again a month or a year later. Ok these things where written about Delta Blues Musicians of the 1920’s and 1930’s but sums up what i am trying to do now. I travel I play music for music’s sake. It has its roots in the delta blues with my own personal twist on it. I live by my rules and those rules are best summed up by something a friend of mine from Winnipeg told me once. Creativity, Adventure and People. Things I will not do Appear in my own music videos! Have my name or face on a shirt! Sell my soul! I enjoy playing music, if you want me to come to your town play get in touch. Let the good times roll!

Juhana Iivonen

Juhana Iivonen is a songwriter from Helsinki, whose music is strongly influenced by the songwriting traditions from the 60′s and 70′s, as well as more modern Indie Folk and Northern melancholy.