Sophie Ogilvie, Anthea Feaver

Event Description

Main stage in the Dawson Restaurant
All Ages Event
Pay What You Can (PWYC)/ By Donation


Sophie Ogilvie is a singer and songwriter based in Montréal, Quebec. Approaching songwriting with the confessional lyricism of folk and an indie rock penchant for pop song structures, Ogilvie’s sound is set apart by her deft command of the voice. As lead singer of dreampop band Helen Paradise, Ogilvie graced the stage with Lena Platonos, Weaves, and Jaunt, amongst others. Her debut solo EP Coming Up, Crocus (2023) moved fluidly between downtempo, singer-songwriter, and R&B genres, reaching audiences on programs like CBC’s Afterdark with Odario Williams and Breakaway, and Exclaim!’s ‘Eh! List.’ Resignations (January 2025) sees Ogilvie turning darker, balancing harsh guitar tones and rich, sultry vocals. The sophomore EP marks the solidification of Ogilvie’s unique writing and playing style. She will be joined on stage by Sarah Feldman (drums) and Catlin Kuyzk (guitar, bass).

Anthea Feaver is a songwriter passionate about traditional folk music, a teacher with a degree in community arts education, and an old-time fiddle and banjo player. On stage, she is as likely to sing a bittersweet love song as she is to give a quick history lesson, tell a long-winded joke, or break into an upbeat tune. What shines throughout is her ability to draw people together. Whether at an intimate house concert or on a festival stage, Anthea has her audience singing and laughing along.