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Sep 20 2011

Local band Quioa new album Wildside to support ancient trees

Local band Quoia is about to release an album titled Wildside with 10% of the proceeds to be donated to Ancient Forest Alliance.

Quoia is a band known for their high-energy liveshow and uplifting grooves. The new album Wildside release is October 8th in Victoria at Canoe Brewpub, October 15th in Tofino at the Tofino Legion and Nov. 4th in Vancouver at The Media Club with more dates to follow. A performer at the Tall Tree Festival 2011 in Port Renfrew, Quoia’s Wildside album cover features a spectacular painting of Port San Juan

Don’t miss this event of Quoia’s genre-hopping sounds that will have you dancing and singing along. Follow along on facebook and Quoia’s website:

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=250737271631693

https://quoiaband.com

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