SPARROW BLUE w/BABY RICHMAN and BELLA DONNA LIVE IN OTTAWA, ONT @ AVANT-GARDE BAR

FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd, 2026
DOORS: 8PM
$10 adv, $15 at door
MINORS CAN ATTEND WITH A LEGAL GUARDIAN

Get ready for a night of incredible rock music with international touring band SPARROW BLUE as they make their next appearance in OTTAWA on their BIG BLUE 2026 TOUR with amazing local acts BABY RICHMAN and BELLA DONNA!

Sparrow Blue:
Sparrow Blue was formed in St. Albert, AB, Canada with members Des Parks(vocals), Jon Dombroski (guitar), Liam Holm (drums), Russell McCann (percussion), Chad Plamondon (guitar) and Caden Doyle (bass). Inspired by the old school roots of Rock & Roll, Sparrow Blue has developed their own classic sound coining the term Real Thick Rock & Roll. With influences such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin and Mountain, the band’s hard-rock music and high-energy performances are sure to bring fire to any stage.

Sparrow Blue has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Finger Eleven, The Sheepdogs, The Trews, Default and more. The band has played many notable festivals in Canada and the U.S, such as Fogfest, Funtastic Fest Vernon, Together Again Music Fest, Extreme Mudfest and many more. The band spent 2022-2024 touring constantly throughout Canada, from coast to coast, in support of their latest album "No Lies, No Tricks" which was recorded in their own home studio called "The Blue Room".

2025 proved to be a busy year with the band, as the boys geared up for their first international tour of both Canada and U.S.A. Traveling coast to coast throughout May to October. The band are working with a fantastic team, involving with Andrew Morris and Tamara Martin of Sound Merchants (based out of Los Angeles), Paul Milner of MyMusicBiz, Adam Lewis of Planetary Group (based out of Los Angeles) & Mike Galaxy of Galactic Touring.

LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/sparrowblue

BABY RICHMAN:

INSTA: @babyrichmanband

BELLA DONNA:
Defining their sound by one particular genre is difficult for the band because bending norms is what makes them glow. Songs like Piss Train, Funny Orange Cat and I Hate Cars use humour and outlandish metaphors to express their criticism