If you're tired of Feist simply showing up onstage for the occasional guest appearance these days, you'll get the chance to see her returning to headlining solo form tonight (November 5) in Toronto. And you'll get to do that for free.
This evening, the beloved Canadian songstress will be playing at Holt Renfrew in Toronto (50 Bloor St. W.), where she will be helping unveil the shop's new holiday window display. (Yes, it's already that time of year.) The show kicks off at 6:30 p.m., and like we said, it's free.
Feist is filling in for actress/singer Kristen Chenoweth, who cancelled her appearance earlier this week due to illness.
Now, if you're wondering why Feist might be pairing up with Holt Renfrew, it could have something to do with the store donating a percentage of the evening's sales to the United Way of Canada. After all, we know how much Feist loves her charity.
If you're looking for more free Feist shows, be sure to check her out on February 16 in Whistler, BC, where she will play a free outdoor show at the Whistler Celebration Plaza. On February 17, she'll also be playing Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre. Of course, both shows come as part of that whole Olympics thing.
This evening, the beloved Canadian songstress will be playing at Holt Renfrew in Toronto (50 Bloor St. W.), where she will be helping unveil the shop's new holiday window display. (Yes, it's already that time of year.) The show kicks off at 6:30 p.m., and like we said, it's free.
Feist is filling in for actress/singer Kristen Chenoweth, who cancelled her appearance earlier this week due to illness.
Now, if you're wondering why Feist might be pairing up with Holt Renfrew, it could have something to do with the store donating a percentage of the evening's sales to the United Way of Canada. After all, we know how much Feist loves her charity.
If you're looking for more free Feist shows, be sure to check her out on February 16 in Whistler, BC, where she will play a free outdoor show at the Whistler Celebration Plaza. On February 17, she'll also be playing Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre. Of course, both shows come as part of that whole Olympics thing.
