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DIYET & THE LOVE SOLDIERS


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Occurs on Thursday July 7 2022

Approximate running time: 2 hours


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Outdoor Plaza - St. Albert Place ›
St. Albert Place
5 St. Anne Street
St. Albert AB T8N 3Z9


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DIYET & THE LOVE SOLDIERS
Thursday, July 7, 2022
7:30 P.M.
Tickets are $15 for general admission theatre style seating and $120 for premium
table seating for six; prices do not include GST, handling charges, and fees.


Diyet was born in a tent and spent her childhood on the ancestral lands of the
Kluane First Nation people in Canada’s Yukon Territory. Coming from a family
rooted in traditions but tempered with a good sense of adventurous hippie
attitudes, Diyet has created a musical presence that is as diverse as her
Southern Tutchone, Tlingit, Japanese and Scottish heritage.

She discovered her voice singing on the school bus, went on to acquire a degree
in music, then became a published songwriter in Vancouver, BC. When the pull of
the North was too strong, she packed her bags, and her Dutch husband, moving
back to her village of 90 people without a plan or even a pub to play in. The
result of this unlikely career move has been international collaborations,
extensive touring and two acclaimed albums (The Breaking Point & When You Were
King,) with the third album: Diyet & The Love Soldiers released in 2018 which
received nominations for: “Folk Album Of The Year” at “The Indigenous Music
Awards”, “Indigenous Artist Of The Year” at the “Western Canadian Music Awards”
and “Indigenous Songwriter Of The Year” at the “Canadian Folk Music Awards”

Diyet & The Love Soldiers is alternative country, folk, roots and traditional
with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in Diyet’s Indigenous world view
and northern life. Diyet sings in both English and  Southern Tutchone (her
native language) and plays bass guitar. Backed by Love Soldiers: husband and
collaborator, Robert van Lieshout (acoustic guitar, drums & percussion) and Juno
Award winning producer, Bob Hamilton (electric guitar, pedal steel & mandolin);
this trio multi instrumental trio from the Yukon has a sound that can fill a big
stage or capture an intimate room.

During the last decade Diyet & the Love Soldiers have performed nationally in
Canada and internationally in Europe. Performance highlights include major folk,
jazz, world and multi-disciplinary festivals and theatres in Canada, tour in the
UK and upcoming tours in Germany & The Netherlands. TV appearances include; APTN
Indigenous Day 2019 Live, CTV Atlantic Morning Show and CBC New Years Eve 2020
National Broadcast.

Continuing to live with feet firmly planted in two worlds, Diyet’s adventurous
and sometimes chaotic life is on full display in her music. She often says,
“yesterday, fishing for our dinner on the ice, the next day, on the stage
singing for you!”

"Vulnerable, true to life songs." “ - Vancouver Sun



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