UPCOMING SHOWS

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This show brings together a few chapters of Wiggedout Music's journey in the local music scene all come together at the Painted Ship in Kitsilano.

It started with Farhaven—a band I’ve been lucky to support from the early days, made up of friends of my son Jack who I’ve known since they were kids. Along the way, that led me to working with Jez Dylan Bonham, an incredibly talented songwriter and performer.  And like any real music scene, things keep moving. Bands evolve. New ones form. That’s why I’m excited to present the debut of Tom & Mouse, a brand-new project featuring members of Farhaven, playing their first show.

One night. Three acts. All original music.....and maybe a cover

Come out, grab a drink, check out the menu and support local artists doing what they love.

Tickets are $15 at the venue and added to your bill.

Get there early to get a good seat.

About the Artists

Farhaven
Farhaven, born in the urban landscape of Vancouver BC, weaves a tapestry of pop/rock with threads of classic rock and Americana. Their music echoes the influences of icons such as the Beatles, The Strokes, Cut Worms, the Pixies, and Portugal. The Man, marked by a fusion of shimmering guitars and a retro soul.  The band has evolved with Piers also putting out solo work while continuing as part of Passion Mango, and Thomas has also been playing solo, performing as Thomas&Mikayla and now as a band under Tom&Mouse. 

Jez Dylan Bonham (playing solo)
Jez Dylan Bonham is a Revelstoke-born indie/country/folk rock artist. His music blends raw, emotional storytelling with vivid lyrics, acoustic guitar, electric riffs, and old-school piano solos to create hook driven, genre bending tracks that stay with you after listening. His debut album “Ghost Lake” dropped in December 2025 and you should check it out.  He will be playing solo and the intimacy of the Painted Ship will make it special.

Tom&Mouse
Tom&Mouse started as two friends chasing a new sound for the local scene – something warm on the surface with a bite underneath. Built on overlapping indie harmonies and melodic lines that stick in your head, their songs snap into place with ’90s alt-rock guitar riffs and a driving, sing-along pulse. It’s the kind of set that feels both familiar and fresh – drawing on nostalgia while pushing forward in its own lane. Pull up early and don’t hang at the back, this one is best up close.