Wed. T.O. Show SOLD OUT! Info on Thurs. Show

Hey y’all,

We’ve sold out our Toronto Wednesday show at The Cameron House but there are still a couple tickets left for Thursday! To reserve, e-mail pigottbrothers@gmail.com

Your tickets will be held for pickup between 8 and 9 pm at The Cameron House on the evening of your reservation.

Thanks for being the best fans in the world.

Love Ollie, The Pigott Brothers

Important Info Re: Toronto Shows Wed & Thurs!

Hey everyone,

To ensure you all get admitted, we’re trying something new!

Cameron House has a strict fire code, which means that once the club hits official capacity the doors close. Therefore, we’re taking names in advance for both nights (this Wed and Thurs). To reserve, e-mail us at pigottbrothers@gmail.com with your name and how many are coming with you. Keep in mind that as of now there’s more room on Thursday!

We’ll be holding ticket(s) in your name between 8 pm and 9 pm for pickup at The Cameron House. Doors 9 pm!

See y’all soon, and please message me if you have questions :-)

Love Ollie, The Pigott Brothers

Please Help! Thanks!

Hey everyone!

We’re really stoked to tell you that our new music video is out for “Rich Man”. It’s the first single from debut Pigott Brothers’ album “Pigottry”. The fine folks at Much Music (Canada’s top music video channel) are trying to figure out where and how to air “Rich Man” and who our audience might be. We need you guys to tell ‘em who you are! This will help get the video on the air lots and lots. The best way to do that right now is to give it tons of YouTube hits by watching here! If you comment as well we’ll do backflips for ya :-)

And if you’re in the Toronto area we’d love to party with you at our Birthday Bash Feb. 14th/”Rich Man” music video release party at Rancho Relaxo. Special guests Sara Kamin (it’s her birthday too!) and Susanna’s Armada. Check out our MySpace ..for more info!

Mwah

Ollie, The Pigott Brothers

Jack And Jill

Iron latch was lifted delicately, door cracked, her grey eye surveying what it could.

Directly in front of the shelter the dirt rose abruptly, jagged debris heaving along. Where had all these pieces come from, she wondered; these remnants of an old world, these keyboards and telephone cables and television tubes. And that well on top of the hill. Three years ago three times a day she would make the climb up and down for water. Three years ago the shadows and sudden sounds were friends; now they only meant violence.

Jack spoke from a corner behind her, near the stairs. “Sis?” His voice was plaintive and tiny. She turned halfway, briefly regarding a small stricken face, brows curved at the nose, dirty. Where is he? The question struck her unexpectedly, shaking torn frock with freshly familiar unease. Jack, too young for this.

Jill breathed in, forced door back closed against a dark new millennium and hit play again on the cracked black plastic boombox. Then, over a particularly reassuring Pigott arpeggio, she replied.

“It’s okay, Jack.”
Copyright C 2010 Oliver Pigott. All Rights Reserved. Violation of copyright will result in a swift kick in the pants.

Happy Holidays From The Pigott Brothers!

END OF YEAR REVIEW!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE PIGOTT BROTHERS!

HOLY SMOKING SPOKES. That’s my summary of the past twelve months. And I thank you by the boatload for sharing it with us.
Let’s review, shall we?

The Brothers Make A Record!
The early new year saw us record the debut Pigott Brothers album Pigottry, a gorgeous gem of work we recorded in a converted bomb shelter. We broke through a window, staple gunned a few cozy blankets to the ceiling and away we went! Thanks to the man who would become our bassist, Mr. Chris Williams, for scouting it. A Limited Edition release of Pigottry in March saw us throw down an absolute cracker of a jam to a sold-out house at the palatial Tranzac Club in Toronto.

TV and Movie Stuff!
Sebastian continued to rack up the acting credits and running the table with performances on TV’s The Listener, Heartland and Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Sea movie. Most recently he played rocker barista Kai on the internationally acclaimed Being Erica, in which he performed our now fan fave Pigott Brothers tune “Alien Like You”. You can hear the tune HEREand download it HERE!

Live Stuff!
We played the Sam Heck outta Ontario, with knockout shows across the province. I packed the Cameron House with a monthly slot, where I had the pleasure of sharing my stage with the most talentedest musicmakers and shakers in the land. Thanks to all of you! I love this music thing even more now. In October I had the honour of opening my friend Mr. Lukas Rossi’s welcome home show at Lee’s Palace in Toronto, and November began with a sold-out Pigott Brothers release party for the remastered Pigottry at The Rivoli. We shared that evening with the monumentally talented Sara Kamin.

Thanks ever so! Your letters from across the world mean a lot, and it’s uplifting to know our music means a lot to you. Keep ‘em coming please!

Can’t wait to show you what’s up our sleeves for the new year. See you soon and happy holidays!

x Ollie, The Pigott Brothers