Upcoming
January 17, 18 & 19 / 2020 - Be Kind Festival - Tranzac Club, Toronto
Shows in 2019:
December 14 - Holly Cole postlude show - Koerner Hall
October 19 - House Concert - St. Annes
August 23 - Rockbottom - Halifax
August 19 - Open Mic House - Halifax
August 16 - VIA Rail - Artists On Board - Montreal to Halifax
August 15 - Café Le Mariposa - Montreal
May 1 - VIA Rail - Artists On Board - Toronto to Vancouver
April 20 - Burdock - Toronto
March 31 - Jazz Bistro- Toronto
March 22 - The Local - Toronto
February 22 to 24 - Winterfolk Blues & Roots Festival
January 17, 18 & 19 / 2020 - Be Kind Festival - Tranzac Club, Toronto
Shows in 2019:
December 14 - Holly Cole postlude show - Koerner Hall
October 19 - House Concert - St. Annes
August 23 - Rockbottom - Halifax
August 19 - Open Mic House - Halifax
August 16 - VIA Rail - Artists On Board - Montreal to Halifax
August 15 - Café Le Mariposa - Montreal
May 1 - VIA Rail - Artists On Board - Toronto to Vancouver
April 20 - Burdock - Toronto
March 31 - Jazz Bistro- Toronto
March 22 - The Local - Toronto
February 22 to 24 - Winterfolk Blues & Roots Festival
"Maggie & Mr. Rogers Make Jazz and Folk Belong Together
— Gary 17 - Publisher, Toronto Moon Magazine
Read his wonderful review
— Gary 17 - Publisher, Toronto Moon Magazine
Read his wonderful review
“When I first heard her voice I was mesmerized. Maggie has the ability to draw listeners in with effortless ease and captivation”
— Julian Taylor
— Julian Taylor
"Maggie Keogh has a presence that rivets an audience, and a voice that silences a noisy room. She's a natural wonder."
-- Don Rooke
-- Don Rooke
On our debut EP...
"Soundscape and quality of the recording are beautiful! Guitars sound sumptuous - crisp, mellow, full real. Totally sold on the acoustic picking and acoustic slide combo - irresistible.
Maggie's voice is lovely in that it is seemingly effortless and conversational. It's not trying to be anything other than what it is. And as such it tells the stories honestly and movingly."
— Hugh Dunford - Northumberland, England
"Soundscape and quality of the recording are beautiful! Guitars sound sumptuous - crisp, mellow, full real. Totally sold on the acoustic picking and acoustic slide combo - irresistible.
Maggie's voice is lovely in that it is seemingly effortless and conversational. It's not trying to be anything other than what it is. And as such it tells the stories honestly and movingly."
— Hugh Dunford - Northumberland, England
“Maggie and Mr. Rogers. I simply could listen to them all night. Maggie sings a song the way it was meant to be sung... outstanding vocalist!”
— Linda Saslove
— Linda Saslove
“This budding Jazz/Folk chanteuse is obviously at least a generation younger than accompanying guitarist and occasional companion vocalist Scott Rogers, but the two have an easy flow together that suggests a strong sympatico. Music will do that of course, transcending differences of age, gender, religion and race to bring people together in combos that may seem unlikely from a superficial view.
Rogers, and (Don) Rooke, when he’s on hand, obviously take a lot of delight in providing a solid musical framework from which Maggie can explore her talents, which she does through one of those retro-style round Swing-Jazz era design microphones, adding a vintage visual feel to enhance the effect of her time-bending vocals.”
— Gary 17 - Publisher, Torontomoon.ca
Rogers, and (Don) Rooke, when he’s on hand, obviously take a lot of delight in providing a solid musical framework from which Maggie can explore her talents, which she does through one of those retro-style round Swing-Jazz era design microphones, adding a vintage visual feel to enhance the effect of her time-bending vocals.”
— Gary 17 - Publisher, Torontomoon.ca
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