Reflections on an amazing month of shows… I love playing when the audience is filled with friends and family. But there is something exceptionally rewarding about stepping into a packed room and knowing no one. No one owes you anything, no one feels obliged to dance or clap… it’s a challenge that I love and it starts on beat one of song one. You don’t know if they are going to pay attention or cup…
We are pleased to announce our first public performance of 2017 will take place at THE ROUNDHOUSE (255 Bremner Blvd) in Toronto on Thursday, February 9th as part of the RAMP UP TO THE CUP Event. Located in the shadow of the CN tower across from the Ripley’s Aquarium, this fundraiser is in conjunction with the 2017 RBC Cup. Hosted by The Cobourg Cougars, the event will be MC’d by TSN Broadcaster/National Women’s Hockey Team/Olympic…
What a fantastic year 2016 was! We played easily our most exciting shows since the band’s inception. We kicked off the year with an over the top corporate 80’s Extravaganza at the Toronto Airport Sheraton with our friend Emm Gryner singing with us. What a sensory overload that gig was with the entire crowd dressed in 80s gear, a full arcade, celebrity impersonators, and the Delorean from BACK TO THE FUTURE. We were pumped…
$400 donation from Halloween Party to The Northumberland Mall Giving Tree Thank you once again from both the band and the Northumberland Mall Giving Tree. With your help Storm The Palace raised $400 to assist families in need this holiday season. The cash will get something nice a bunch of kids in our area that otherwise may have got nothing at all. In addition to the $400 donation to the Giving Tree, our Halloween…
Bow Wow Ball 2016 From the Northumberland Humane Society Facebook Page: WOW! We raised $14,200 at our 50th Anniversary Bow Wow Ball! A huge thank you goes out to all of our supporters who made this event so successful! Thank you to all of the local businesses who continue to support the NHS! Shout out to Storm The Palace for donating their time and dancing with us all night! Thanks to LIUNA Local 183 Training…
Storm The Palace met with representatives from Northumberland Fare Share Food Bank to present their donation of $2547.30. This money represents all profits collected from bar sales at the band’s recent Halloween Retro Dance Party. Thank you to all who came out to support us as well as the Food Bank. For more information about Northumberland Fare Share Food Bank visit their website here: www.fareshare.ca
Our 2nd Annual Haunted Halloween Retro Dance Party was a massive success. A near capacity crowd danced sang and partied the night away. With your help we also raised over $2500 for the Northumberland Fare Share Food Bank and $400 for the Northumberland Mall Giving Tree. Visit Storm the Palace on Facebook to see all the photo booth pictures.
Storm The Palace is honoured to once again be asked to perform at the Bow Wow Ball in support of Northumberland Humane Society. Even if you have never required or benefited from the services provided by the Northumberland Humane Society, we can all take comfort knowing they are there, tirelessly working to protect and support the creatures who can’t speak up for themselves. Doing this work can be physically, mentally and emotionally exhausting. The workers…
Last year’s SOLD OUT Halloween Event is coming back to Port Hope! Storm the Palace and Northumberland Fare Share Food Bank partner to bring you the sequel you’ve been waiting for… HAUNTED HALLOWEEN RETRO DANCE PARTY 2 Saturday October 29th 2016 Port Hope Town Park Recreation Centre 62 McCaul St, Port Hope New location, Same SPOOK-TACULAR Party!!! – STORM THE PALACE, the premiere Retro 80’s party band playing the scariest Alternative, New Wave, Rock &…
Thank you to Max Moore who did our sound at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto when we performed at the 37th Annual Dora Awards official After party! With us on stage that night was none other than Canadian Artist Extraordinaire Emm Gryner, who loves her 80’s as much as we do. Max Forwarded us this video of us performing Prince’s Let’s Go Crazy under the Toronto skyline. Thank you Max!