Harmony and varied instrumental entertainment coming to Kindersley

By Joan Janzen

KINDERSLEY - Kindersley & District Arts Council is getting ready to host another night of musical entertainment on the evening of February 12th. Rumour Mill is a Canadian Indie band from British Columbia, whose music is inspired by talent such as Stevie Nicks and Sheryl Crow.

Kindersley & District Arts Council is excited to have Rumour Mill entertain at the Norman Ritchie Centre Feb. 12.

Anna Katarina and Aline Deanna’s four-piece band deliver melodies that capture their audiences and leave them wanting to hear more. The duo are multi-talented. Not only are they talented vocalists, but play multiple instruments, and are songwriters and producers.

They will be sharing meaningful songs from their recent album ‘What She Said’. Their harmony, mellow music and pleasing instrumentals are a winning combination. Their stage presentation reveals their love of music and entertaining.

Their lyrics weave through struggles, relationships and deep emotions. “Don’t let the storm get the best of you”, a line from one of their songs, seems to be a theme that resonates throughout their music.

Rumour Mill’s goal is to connect with audiences, making each performance enjoyable and relatable through humour and meaningful music. Their harmonies blended with the sounds of a mandolin, traditional fiddle, electric guitar and keyboards are a winning combination which their audiences enjoy.