Mo Sayk will be performing at the Old Ottawa South Art and Music Festival on September 19th, Sunday from 1-2pm. This event is open free to the public. As well, this show will feature the return of Angie McIvor on Saxophones/Vocal. Angie is one of the original members of Mo Sayk.

Hope to see you there.

Next show will be at the Avant-Garde Bar, 135 1/2 Besserer St. inDowntown Ottawa. Hope to see you there.

First, thanks to all the folks who showed up at the Nepean Sailing Club. It was a blast playing in front of so many people.

Next stop will be at the Mercury Lounge on April 24th. We're hoping more people come out and become "mosaykoholics". :)

There would be a cover charge for the show. Doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 8pm.

Thanks to Lex Doyle for the great poster.

See you all at the Mercury Lounge!

We are looking forward to see you at the Nepean Sailing Club. We're playing starting at 8:00pm. For those who are interested in having dinner at the club, please make reservations at www.nsc.ca Normally they have 2 sittings, 6:15 and 7:00 pm.

There will also be no cover charge for this show.

We have had changes in the band which now includes, Edwin Gans on Saxophone, Ryan Day on Keys and Andy Clapson on Drums. We have also added a couple of latin music covers and will be doing some jazz standards apart from the original Mo Sayk tunes.

We are hoping to make this year a busy one for Mo Sayk and we intend to play out a lot more this year. First off, Mo Sayk will be playing at the Grand Hall of the Museum of Civilization on Feb 13 as part of the dinner and dance fundraising event for the feature documentary “Voices of the People” to be produced by Sagesse Productions. Set on the Attawapiskat First Nation community, this documentary follows this Native reservation, its current third world conditions, and the heroes of the community fighting to create awareness and change. If you are interested in helping this fundraiser, come and see us at the Museum. It is a Black Tie Event and the cost for the Cocktails, Dinner, Dance and Auction Event is $125.

On other news, there also has been some personnel changes going on within the band. We would like to introduce our new and very innovative drummer, Andy Clapson. Also, Angie, our saxophone player as well as her husband, Rick, who plays keyboards has left the band. Angie and Rick are expecting their first baby this coming spring. Congratulations guys.

Elage is also having a CD release party at the Le Petit Chicago in Gatineau on Feb 6. His CD is entitled "Askane". Some members of Mo Sayk will be coming out in support of his CD release. Check out his website at www.elage.ca

If you can't make it to the fundraiser, see you all at the Nepean Sailing Club or at the Mercury Lounge.