Concert Sets
(2 x 45 minutes)

A typical Steve Slade concert evening would consist of two 45 minute sets with a brief intermission
inbetween. These would be mostly original tunes with a few select "covers" thrown in. Any concert set
almost invariably contains a few songs by other northern writers. Steve is also a great storyteller and often
the highlights of the concerts are the stories that he tells to introduce and frame his piquant and entertaining songs.

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Featured Sets
(1 x 60 minutes)

A Steve Slade featured set is usually between 45 - 60 minutes in length, depending
on the needs and demands of the venue and/or promoter. These would be original tunes with
perhaps a select "cover" thrown in. Any Steve Slade performance always contains at least one tune by
another northern writer. Steve is also a great storyteller and often the highlights of the evening are the
stories that he tells to introduce and frame his piquant and entertaining songs.

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Pub or Lounge Set
(3 x 45 minutes)

Steve "cut his teeth" and learned his craft while entertaining in the northern bar, pub and lounge
scene with such seminal northern bands as: klondike fuel, the sled chickens, dizzy grizzly and men with pots.
He still enjoys performing in select pubs, lounges and restaurants. A typical evening would consist of three
45 minute sets which would inlude a wide variety of musical entertainment. Steve has an enviable ability
to read a room and proffer entertainment that fits the crowd and mood without compromising
musical sensibilites, integrity and taste.

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Festivals

As both a founder and then the producer of Whitehorse's Frostbite Music Festival for it's first decade or so,
Steve has a pretty good grasp on what makes a festival work. And he brings all that accumulated knowledge
and skill to his appearances as a performer and participant. His skills as an MC, workshop host and/or participant,
stage manager and entertainer are often in demand on the northern circuit of festivals, venues, conventions
and musical gatherings.

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