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A new music series aimed at bringing some of Canada’s most sought-after young performers to Kingston will continue in 2015 with performances by Owen Pallett and the Barr Brothers.

will take to the stage at the new on Feb. 6, with performing on March 13 .

Composer, violinist, keyboard and vocalist is well regarded for his distinct use of a loop pedal as part of his experimental sound. A classically trained violinist, Pallett composed his first piece at age 13, as well as two operas while in university. In 2006, Pallett, who was then performing under the moniker Final Fantasy, won the Polaris Music Prize, and was nominated again in 2013 for his newest album, In Conflict. A sought after collaborator, Pallett has recorded and toured with Arcade Fire, The National, Franz Ferdinand, and many others. He has also been a musical guest on the CBC Radio program, The Vinyl Café.

 are a Montreal-based folk quartet comprised of Andrew and Brad Barr, Sarah Page and Andres Vial.  Known for an eclectic sound the incorporates everything from R&B to West African music, the band released their debut, self-titled LP in September 2011 and have been winning accolades ever since. After a performance on The Late Show with David Letterman in November 2014, the host jokingly offered to manage the JUNO-nominated band. The Barr Brothers have performed all across the world, including as headliners at the Montreal Jazz Festival.

are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the performance.

are $20 in advance, and $25 on the day of the performance.

All tickets are general seating.

In order to make ticket prices accessible for students, the Isabel Goes Alt series is sponsored by Burgundy Asset Management.

For more information, or to purchase tickets, . 

The Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts is a hub for artistic study, creation, exhibition and performance at ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥. It is home to the Department of Film and Media and also provides learning and working space for the university's other creative arts disciplines.

The Isabel was made possible by a transformational gift from Alfred Bader (Sc'45, Arts'46, MSc'47, LLD'86) and his wife, Isabel (LLD'07) as well as the financial backing of the federal and provincial governments, the City of Kingston and additional philanthropic support.