Join us for our April Cellar Session featuring Hannibal Weeks and Andrew Vierich. This is a Cellar Session you don’t want to miss.  A teaching space by day, The Sound Cellar transforms into an intimate acoustic music venue by night. With refreshments and the atmosphere of a 1920s speakeasy, Cellar Sessions will be your new favourite night out.

Hannibal Weeks is the moniker used by Canadian musician Wade Rimstad. Described as "hey, you kinda sound like Tallest Man on Earth" and "I'm pretty sure that's a Shakey Graves song?", Hannibal has been gigging around the Rockies for the past few years, and has recently begun to call Revy home. The name is borrowed from a Kurt Vonnegut book, wherein Hannibal Weeks catches Herman Melvilles' White Whale. 

Andrew Vierich is an emerging local artist known for his poignant songwriting and evocative melodies that reflect a deep appreciation for the craft. This past year, he released a full length album titled Scraping By, as the lead guitarist and singer of Revelstoke’s local rock group Beef Dip Band. As a solo artist, his songwriting and focus shifts toward the canadian indie genre, drawing inspiration from the legendary Neil Young, the introspective storytelling of Joel Plaskett, the lyrical depth of Bry Webb and sonic exploration of Tim Baker. Andrew’s music embodies a unique blend of influences, creating a sound that resonates with authenticity and heart.