This captivating two-act Americana showcase brings together the soulful sounds of Alex Mundy in a solo performance and the harmonious duo Friday’s Child. Together, they create a unified “story night” experience that weaves powerful narratives through strong vocals, dynamic musical interplay, and deeply emotive songwriting. Each act invites the audience on a journey, exploring themes that resonate on both a personal and universal level. Alex Mundy A roots-pop artist with a voice that has been hailed as “raw and powerful,” Alex Mundy has been writing and performing music for almost a decade. In 2019, she was selected as one of the winners of the YGK Emerging Musician Competition in Kingston, Ontario. In the same year, her single, “Oleander” was selected as a semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition out of Nashville, Tennessee, where she was judged by the likes of Coldplay, Dua Lipa, and Tom Waits. Suffice it to say, Alex Mundy is a powerhouse writer with a story to tell. In her own words: “When I have something to say, music is my megaphone. The writing process is my therapy. Everything makes more sense once I’ve written it into a song.” Alex is documenting these stories through her debut album, set to be released later in 2026. Her first single from the album, "Where We Are," was recently featured on WPBS, and the accompanying music video was featured in the Kingston Canadian Film Festival. With songs that exude a powerful nostalgic quality, indelible melodies, and lyrical honesty, Alex Mundy is ready to share her stories on a bigger stage. Friday's Child Friday’s Child is the potent musical union of singer-songwriter Krista Van Slingerland and multi-instrumentalist/engineer Evan Massey. The pair have been writing and performing together for seven years across multiple projects. Their bluegrass tune “Wildflower” was licensed for the feature film 115, directed by Dave Macon, in 2024. In 2025, amidst their divorce, Krista and Evan recorded their first full-length album as Friday’s Child, raising $7,000 in 30 days via Kickstarter to fund the project. The duo’s debut single, “Fault Lines,” received Canadian radio airplay, and their appearance on the Kingston Live podcast (Episode #81)—exploring the origins of the project—became the show’s most-listened-to episode of 2025 on Spotify. Friday’s Child delivers an intimate and powerful live Americana experience that hushes a room and connects deeply with audiences who value authenticity, lyrical depth, and musicianship. Building on the momentum of their full house show at The Broom Factory in Kingston, Ontario (July 2025), the duo is set to bring the music of Broken Home (Vol. 1) – debuting March 15 – to Southeastern Ontario this spring and summer.