From Wonderland to the Broom Factory.

After a mood-setting introduction through sound and green lighting, Alex, Krista, Evan, The Abrams and Liam hit to the stage.

From the handcrafted set of 3 stained glass panels lining the wall behind the drum kit, to the intimate postcards and fan interactions. The evening was special before the music even began.

Interweaving Alex Mundy's music and Friday’s Child - the night was perfectly curated for a listeners taste, which concert goers in Kingston have long been known for.

The songs unfolded like stories shared among friends, each performance carrying a warmth that felt designed specifically for the room.

Whether through quiet reflections or soaring harmonies, the ensemble held the audience’s attention from start to finish, inviting them further Through the Looking Glass on the journey they were so carefully crafting. 

It was an night to remember, that celebrated community as much as musicianship, where every detail from the visual presentation, to the personal interactions between songs that reinforced the feeling that this was more than a concert… It was a gathering of kindred spirits, brought together through a shared love of storytelling and song.