'Share the Land' sign (Lucas Argier/XFM News)
“Historical Night here tonight. Being that I’m a music student, ‘records were broken’”. That’s what co-host Jaidyn d’Entremont said at the end of this year’s ‘Share the Land’.
Over 1,000 people attended this year’s ‘Share the Land’; the largest audience in concert history.
On Wednesday, the London Music Hall was packed by the public to watch the extraordinary talent that Fanshawe College students had in store.
‘Share the Land’ is a music concert put on by Fanshawe College’s Music Industry Arts (M.I.A) program that showcases Canadian music.
Second year students spend all year creating their own renditions of songs from various genres of Canadian music.
One of the most exquisite acts of the night was a band called “Elope to Algoma” as they performed “Suzanne” by Leonard Cohen.
The lead singer of the band, Caleb, described the song as ‘a clean slate and very acoustic’.
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