April 11, 2025
Dr. Draw & The Strange Parade
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
56 Byward Market Square, Ottawa, K1N 7A2
About Event
After a long wait, Dr. Draw & The Strange Parade are returning to Ottawa for a high-energy, genre-blending instrumental show at Berlin Nightclub on April 11. This internationally acclaimed group is led by Dr. Draw, the first Canadian violinist known for venturing into electronic music, pushing musical boundaries with a genre-melting sound and electrifying stage presence.
Joining the lineup is Canadian Beatbox Champion Scott Jackson, a longtime collaborator of Dr. Draw. Their last Ottawa performance was in 2017 for Canada’s 150th anniversary, marking the official launch of their duo, Nemesis. Since then, Nemesis has toured globally and become a staple at major events, including regular performances at Toronto Raptors halftime shows.
Dr. Draw & The Strange Parade are also promoting their new album, which will be available at the show. Do not miss this rare opportunity to see them live in Ottawa.
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