FLATBROKE To whom it may concern, Are you having an upcoming event this year that requires some unforgettable musical entertainment? Do you have any rodeos, dances or other functions that may require music to make their event memorable? You don’t have to look any further. FlatBroke is a musical performing duo with a blend of great vocal harmonies and unique musical abilities. We play a mix of classic rock and roll, modern and classic country favorites, and original music. FlatBroke is sure to make your special event a memorable one. We engage audiences with an interactive blend of songs that create instant recognition and connection to a wide range of people. We play the music you remember and the tunes that you thought you forgot and instantly recognize as soon as you hear them. Playing as a two piece duo with instruments and backing tracks, we can give you the full band sound and show. Depending on your budget, our show can range from a duo with backing tracks, to a 5 or 6 piece live band. In the spring on 2013 we helped the Strathcona Legion keep their door open due to some financial problems by partnering with them in two fundraising events. (See press releases) We released two CD’s in 2013. “Release the Reins” is our debut CD featuring tunes from the 60’s taking you into 2014. The second one, a gospel CD, in which all the proceeds of the first 400 CD’s went to the building fund of the Mewassin Free Methodist Church in Duffield Alberta. We played in Alberta beach on Canada day 2013 and the August long weekend to over 1000 people on the beach. We have played at cooperate events such as the Rona Spruce Grove Christmas party and finished off the year with a New Year’s Eve bash in Grande Cache. In 2014 we showcased at the Alberta AG society convention in Edmonton to a well-received crowd, played at the Peace River AG society and the Millarville rodeo. In 2015 we played at a variety of different venues throughout Alberta including the Strathmore Rodeo where we were the headliners on the August long weekend. When you are having a summer BBQ, family reunion, birthday, rodeo or any other function that requires extraordinary music, give FlatBroke a call. Included in this package, is a short demo disc for you to listen to, biographies from the band, a sample of our contract, a sample poster, reference letters and our contact information. Please feel free to pass this information on to others who may require a high energy performance duo that is booking your facility. I look forward to talking with you soon. Bonni MacDonald FlatBroke 780-666-5407 or bonni@flatbroke.ca www.flatbroke.ca 2017

Phone: 780-666-5407 bonni@flatbroke.ca #7 – 51423 HWY 60 Spruce Gove, AB T7Y 1C3 www.flatbroke.ca

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FlatBroke Classic Favorites

FlatBroke is a musical performing duo with a blend of great vocal harmonies and unique musical abilities. We play a mix of classic rock and roll, modern and classic country favorites, and original music. FlatBroke is sure to make your special event a memorable one. We engage audiences with an interactive blend of songs that create instant recognition and connection to a wide range of people. We play the music you remember and the tunes that you thought you forgot and instantly recognize as soon as you hear them.

Playing as a two or three piece band with instruments and backing tracks, we can give you the full band sound and show. Depending on your budget, our show can range from a duo with backing tracks, to a 5 or 6 piece live band. Some highlights of our 2016 events include: January: Wildwood Hotel, Wildwood September : Duffield hall, pig roast March: Evansburg Legion St. Patrick’s day dinner and dance

September : Victory Life Church, St. Albert

April : Wildwood Bronc Bustin fundraiser October : Mayatan Lake association May : David Thompson Resort Country Music Festival

November : Evansburg Legion, Remembrance Day

June : Wildwood Hotel, Wildwood Rodeo July : Wedding in Sittingbourn England December : Seba Beach Seniors

Christmas dinner A i l

FlatBroke Classic Favorites

BONNI MacDONALD Keyboard, Fiddle, Vocals, Promotions

Bonni MacDonald a native Edmontonian started singing at the age of three. She was considered a little "Shirley Temple" because she could sing, dance and amaze any audience with her natural talent, winning numerous awards. Bonni has sung at weddings and has hosted Karaoke shows, and continues to use her amazing talent by singing on her church’s worship team. Providing dynamic lead and backup vocals in FlatBroke, she also plays keyboard, fiddle and guitar. Bonni has been influenced by Anne Murray, Linda Ronstadt, Karen Carpenter, and Loretta Lynn Bonni's first solo CD "The Gift" was released May 31 2013.

www.bonnimacdonald.ca

SHAWN SAUNDERS Bass, Harmonica, Vocals, Producer

Hailing from Fredericton New Brunswick, Shawn Saunders started doing sound for bands and recording with local bands on Community TV while in high school. The thoughts of playing bass kept popping into his head so he purchased that first bass guitar at age 37. Dedicated to learning the bass and being in a band like his uncle, he learned the basics quickly and started using his vocal abilities as well. Shawn eventually joined a band that became FlatBroke and later Flat Broke II. After moving to Alberta in 2006, Shawn played with the Muskeg River Band, Emo Leblanc, Paul LePage, and joined forces with Bonni MacDonald to create the current version of FlatBroke. Shawn's influences include The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, RUSH, Captain Morgan, Stephen Little, and Brad Paisley.

http://flatbroke.ca/special-events--announcements.html

FLATBROKE SONGS (Promotional video clip)

WHEN WILL I BE LOVED FOLSOM PRISON NEVER ENDING LOVE

DAY JOB PASSIONATE KISSES COMMITMENT

LITTLE YELLOW BLANKET WAGON WHEEL COULD I HAVE THIS DANCE

END OF THE WORLD GENTLE ON MY MIND LA BAMBA

COUSIN MARY LET ME BE THERE (VIDEO) EXCEPT FOR MONDAY

GIRL CRUSH LITTLE SISTER A LITTLE TOO LATE

COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER ONE MORE LAST CHANCE (VIDEO) MARGARITAVILLE

BLUE EYES CRYING IN THE RAIN

EIGHTEEN WHEELS AND A DOZEN ROSES

THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKING

PROUD AND HUMBLE DREAMS WORKIN’ MAN BLUES

LEAVING ON A JET PLANE SUNFLOWER IS IT FRIDAY YET

YOU’RE 16 EVERY LITTLE THING AMANDA

THE BUG ALIVE AGAIN HERE FOR A GOOD TIME

GARDEN PARTY WALKING AFTER MIDNIGHT THAT’LL BE THE DAY

HELP ME MAKE IT THROUGH THE NIGHT

SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN NEEDLES

ROLLIN’ IN MY SWEET BABY’S ARMS

SWEET HOME ALABAMA WHEN YOU SAY NOTHING AT ALL HOW DO YOU DO?

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IN A TOWN THIS SIZE OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA POOR POOR PITIFUL ME

COUNTRY ROADS BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY LAY DOWN SALLY

TENNESSEE WALTZ SOME BROKEN HEARTS LANDSLIDE

RING OF FIRE HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT KANSAS CITY

GOLD YOUR MAMA’S BROKEN HEART LETS TWIST AGAIN

DELTA DAWN SHARP DRESSED MAN DESPARADO

BARRETT’S PRIVATEERS FAREWELL TO NOVA SCOTIA TEQUILA

CADILLAC RANCH WALK OF LIFE JAMBALAYA (ON THE BAYOU)

ASHES OF LOVE SPIDERS AND SNAKES NORTHERN GIRL

DOWN TO MY LAST TEARDROP WHO’S CHEATIN’ WHO? BETTER THINGS TO DO

JACKSON HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBER MUSTANG SALLY

PEOPLE ARE CRAZY JUST TO SEE YOU SMILE GOOD HEARTED WOMAN

DRIFT AWAY AMARILLO BY MORNING LETS TWIST AGAIN

GOOD OLD BOYS SNOWBIRD ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MUSIC

SHOTGUN RIDER ON THE ROAD AGAIN JOHNNY B GOOD

UNCHAINED MELODY FOOTLOOSE TWIST & SHOUT

FlatBroke Backline / Stage plot

Please refer to Shawn Saunders for all technical questions. 780-267-2608 or shawn@flatbroke.ca

Ideal stage size is 10’ x 16’

Since we are a duo who plays with backing tracks and instruments, FlatBroke travels with its own sound rig mixing system for FOH and monitors. We can provide left and right audio signals to the venue’s sound system if necessary. For smaller venues, FlatBroke provides basic stage lighting, and an array of various cables and power cords. We can provide pre-recorded background music during breaks.

If the venue is providing sound reinforcement, the band can also provide individual instrument outputs from our sound rig instead of the final mix. We prefer to use our Bose system for stage sound (monitor) and will mix our stage sound ourselves through our rig. All sound outputs will be line level 1/4'” unbalanced outputs. We recommend using DI’s from each output for long runs to the venue’s mixer (typically 8 DI’s will be required). Outputs are as follows:

Equipment list (backline)

1 Bose tower

1 Fender bass amp with DI output on XLR

1 Samson wireless for Bass Amp with DI

1 Sure SM58 wired microphones XLR

1 Sure SM58 wireless microphone with mono ¼” jack or XLR

1 Roland Juno DI keyboard with stereo 1/4” jack

1 Fiddle DI box with XLR output

1 Stereo (L/R) output from Laptop (2 x ¼” jack”)

Various personal audio monitors as required.

(Front line)

2 powered Peavey 15” 400W cabinet

2 unpowered 15” passive cabinet

2 powered Peavey 18” sub-woofer cabinet

Additional information:

We use foot pedals to control our backing tracks on the laptop. Video monitors tied into the laptop for our use. Depending on the stage layout, we may use small 18” video monitors on music stands or larger floor video mounted monitors.

FlatBroke Classic Favorites

Millarville Rodeo Committee

Box 68, Millarville AB

T0L 1K0

August 12, 2014

To whom it may concern,

Re: FlatBroke Reference

The Millarville Rodeo Committee contracted FlatBroke to entertain at the 18th Annual Rodeo which took

place August 1 – 3, 2014.

Our committee, as well as our rodeo spectators were very pleased with the calibre of entertainment

that FlatBroke was able to provide for our event. The musical entertainment was exceptional, and was a

great fit for those that attended our event. Their set up, lights & sound equipment was wonderful.

All members of the band were very accommodating, and interacted professionally with those who were

participating it the weekend’s rodeo activities. Additionally, upon request Bonni sang our national

anthem for two of our rodeo performances during our grand entry rides.

If you are considering hiring FlatBroke for any of your upcoming events, they would come highly

recommended from the Millarville Rodeo Committee. And we look forward to working with their crew

again for future events.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Best Regards,

Krystal Meade

Events Manager

Millarville Racing & Ag Society

Box 68, Millarville Ab T0L 1K0

Office: 403 931 3411

Cell: 403 471 7666

Fax: 403 931 3485

eventsmanager@millarvilleracetrack.com

Comments From Some Of Our Fans

…”We LOVE your music!......High Five!”

Visitors from the Philippines Canada Day 2013

“…You guys are great. We thought they were piping

music in from the Big Valley Jamboree!”

Canada Day 2013 Visitor to Alberta Beach

“…We love the music you play. We want to know where

you play and we will follow you anywhere!”

Strathcona Legion #150 Edmonton May 2013

“…Can’t wait till you play again.”

Sheila ….Our #1 Fan 2013

ENTERTAINMENT

Local artist gives back through song By Claire Theobald, Edmonton Examiner

Thursday, March 14, 2013 2:45:32 MDT PM

Local vocalist Bonni MacDonald is using her musical gifts to give back to the church and community that welcomed her in by donating the proceeds from her first solo album The Gift.

“It was a dream of mine. I never thought it would happen,” said MacDonald. “To be able to do it for such a great cause is very heartwarming.”

Bonni MacDonald, who said she has been singing since childhood, has performed in venues in and around the Edmonton area for years. After moving to Duffield, she says the Mewassin Free Methodist Church went above and beyond to welcome her into their community.

“If you’re a stranger, you set foot in that door of the church and there’s always someone there to welcome you,” said MacDonald.

“You really feel part of it right from the very first time.”

Still housed in the original structure built in 1936, the parish is quickly outgrowing its 50-seat capacity, and hopes to construct a new 4,000-sq.-ft. church and youth centre on the same property so it can continue to welcome new members.

“It’s something that a lot of people have put a lot of hard work into and I really want to see it happen,” said MacDonald.

The Gift was created as a way to raise funds for the church, with MacDonald and nine other musicians all donating their time and talent to put together the album.

Inspired by old country legends like Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins, this gospel album incorporates some of MacDonald’s country flair.

All profits from the sale of the first 500 CDs will be donated directly to the church’s building fund.

“This is my gift to the church,” said MacDonald, “my way of contributing and my way of giving back for all of the kindness and everything that everyone there has shown me.”

Now in the final stages of development, The Gift will be first available at their release party on Friday, May 31, at Duffield Hall on First Street in Duffield, Alberta.

The event will feature a dinner, dance, live performance and silent auction, with all of those proceeds going straight to the church development fund.

“Being able to do this is a very rewarding feeling,” MacDonald said, “and I’m very, very happy to do it.”

Tickets are available for pre-sale by phoning MacDonald at 780-666-5407.

ENTERTAINMENT LOCAL

FlatBroke makes sure Legion won’t go broke and celebrates CD release By Thomas Miller, Spruce Grove Examiner/Stony Plain Reporter

Friday, October 4, 2013 3:28:08 MDT PM

Parkland County-based band FlatBroke will perform at the Strathcona Legion on Oct. 12. - Photo Supplied

Local band FlatBroke is heading into Edmonton for a show on Oct. 12 in order to help out the Strathcona Legion.

The Parkland County-based group performed at that legion when it was going through some rough times in order to bring in some business and help the legion stay alive so it can, in turn, help the veterans in the area.

FlatBroke performs mostly classic favourites like Mustang Sally, Margaritaville and These Boots are Made for Walking, which makes their setlist perfect for the demographic at the legion.

So after their successful show a few months ago, they’re heading back to that very legion to celebrate and hold a CD release party in conjunction with the legion’s Oktoberfest celebration.

“They were in dire straits and potentially closing,” said Bonni MacDonald, lead singer, about why they got involved with the Strathcona Legion. “We weren’t sure if they were going to be able to pull things out. So we came up with an event for them.

“It was wonderful, it allowed them to keep their doors open.

“We’ve always liked what the legion stands for and the legion seems to be a clientele that we like to play to, who enjoy our music.”

Shawn Saunders, the band’s bass player added that the importance of the legion cannot be understated because of what they do for our veterans.

“As far as we know, just about every legion across the country (is in trouble). I can say that the one in Oromocto, New Brunswick is going in fine style, because the last time I was there the place was packed,” said Saunders with a laugh as he comes from New Brunswick himself.

“When you think of veterans you think of the old guys in World War II, but veterans are the guys over there right now. What they’ve done in the past is what allows us to do what we do — whatever we want. When we see that legions all over Canada are having a hard time staying open because the older veterans are dying off and their memberships are down.”

That includes Stony Plain, they added, and they will be holding an event at the Stony Plain Legion in December in order to support the local legion, as well, so keep an eye out for that, they said.

For more information on FlatBroke’s concert at the Strathcona Legion in Edmonton, give the legion a call at 780-433-1908.

For $20, you get the German supper, a drink and a ticket to the dance featuring FlatBroke. Tickets at the door will be $25. The show starts at 6 p.m. on Oct. 12.

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Lack of support could mean another closure of Royal Canadian Legion branch: presidentDave Lazzarino

Wednesday, May 22, 2013, 4:41 PM

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Another Royal Canadian Legion is facing possible closure if it can’t find a way to attract support — but some are refusing to go without a fight.

“The veterans are the ones that started this all off and that’s what we’re there for, to serve the veterans,” said Bob Power, president of the Royal Canadian Legion Strathcona Branch 595.

Power comes from a military family — his grandfather served in the First World War and both his parents served in the Second World War — but he is a member of that group of legion supporters who hasn’t worn a uniform.

He said he owes it to people like his parents to try and keep the legion alive.

“If it wasn’t for them, I don’t think our country would be like it is today,” he said. “If we don’t realize what they’ve done for us, there’s no point of living in Edmonton.”

Unfortunately, there is a present-day financial war to be waged.

Power said at the beginning of 2012, the Strathcona branch had a reserve fund of $250,000 in GICs, savings from when they owned a large piece of land on 81 Avenue near 104 Street. But he said someone signed a lease for the building they are now in at 91 Street and 51 Avenue that is costing $15,000 a month in rent. They now have $50,000 left.

“They left me with a mess,” Power said, adding the support has waned along with the funds. They have 347 members, down from almost 900 two years ago.

A recent executive meeting voted not to leave, despite the very real threat of losing their charter if they declare bankruptcy.

The Strathcona branch is not the first to experience this kind of financial stress. Decreasing numbers across the country have led to many branches disbanding and others having to move to smaller buildings.

“The problem you’ve got is the legion itself doesn’t seem to attract many of the recent soldiers,” said Ret. Maj. David Haas. “This is why the legions are in trouble. But of course, you don’t have the huge wave of ex-servicemen.”

Haas has been a legion member in past but now connects with the country’s military past by volunteering at the Loyal Edmonton Regiment Museum. He said it is important for veterans to have a place to find camaraderie after their service has ended.

“The wartime experience particularly put a lot of stress on people and later they needed to talk with guys who could understand that,” said Haas.

Power still has hope that the legion will survive but said it depends on finding more support from Edmontonians. To attract that support, the legion is holding a steak and lobster dinner and dance May 25. Tickets are $30 and include food and a live band.

david.lazzarino@sunmedia.ca

Media Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONS BECOMING EXTINCT

EDMONTON, AB, May 22, 2013-Edmonton’s second oldest legion; The Strathcona legion will be holding a steak and lobster dinner and dance on May 25, 2013 in hopes to rejuvenate interest in the legion and to stop the proposed closure of the branch at the end of May.

Along with Norwood and Leduc branches, the Strathcona legion is experiencing diminishing membership and low public support along with high operation costs making it impossible to continue to operate.

In 1944 a metal Quonset hut served as the temporary Strathcona Legion for several years until construction of the more permanent location was completed in 1952 at 81 avenue west of 104 street.

In 2003, forced to relocate from its historical building by low membership and rising operation costs, the Strathcona Legion secured a new location on the northeast corner of 91 Street and 51 Avenue.

The Royal Canadian Legion is an organization that serves veterans and promotes remembrance across Canada and the world. The Legion is open for membership to all Canadian citizens and members of the Commonwealth. The legion is open to all members and their guests, as well as members of the general public who wish to visit.

The Strathcona legion hopes the upcoming dinner and dance featuring popular local band FlatBroke will generate renewed interest in legions and their importance to all Canadians.

____________________________________________________________For more information or interviews please contact:Bob PowerStrathcona Legion780-974-0086

Media Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Strathcona Legion Avoids Closure and Plans Celebration

EDMONTON, AB, Sept 25, 2013-Edmonton’s second oldest legion; The Royal Canadian Strathcona legion will be holding an Oktoberfest Celebration and CD release party for local band FlatBroke on Oct 12, 2013 to celebrate the legion’s continued operation after fear of closure five months earlier.

Due to recent diminishing membership and low public support, along with high operationcosts, the Stratcona Legion was prepared to close operation in May 2013.

After a heartfelt plea to the public which resulted in a sold out successful event in May, the Strathcona legion has made the necessary business adjustments that are allowing the branch to remain open.

The Strathcona legion hopes the upcoming dinner and dance and CD release celebrationwill generate renewed interest in legions and their importance to all Canadians allowing the branch to remain open for many years to come.

The Royal Canadian Legion is an organization that serves veterans and promotes remembrance across Canada and the world. The Legion is open for membership to all Canadian citizens and members of the Commonwealth. The legion is open to all members and their guests, as well as members of the general public who wish to visit.

____________________________________________________________For more information, tickets or interviews please contact:Bob PowerStrathcona Legion780-433-1908

STRATHCONA LEGION CELEBRATES SUCCESSESAFTER NEAR CLOSUREBY CALEY RAMSAY GLOBAL NEWS

Click here to see Global Television report on the event.

CFWE INTERVIEW SEPTEMBER 25 2013 IN EDMONTON

Bonni, Shawn went to CFWE radio in Edmonton to talk about the CD release and the celebration at the Strathcona Legion. They are pictured here with Wally Desjarlais of CFWE after the interview. Bonni is holding a promo copy of "Release the reins" that we gave to Wally to play on the air.

We gave Wally some FlatBroke t-shirts and a couple of tickets to give away for the event.

FlatBroke Store ___Small _____Grey ____Med _____Pink ____Large _____Navy ____XLarge _____Black

FlatBroke Hoodie $45.00

___Small ____White ____Med ____Large ____XLarge

FlatBroke T-shirt$20.00 ___Small ____Black ____Med ____Large ____XLarge

FlatBroke T-shirt$20.00

___Small ____Release the Reins ____Med ____Large ____XLarge

FlatBroke T-shirt$20.00 ___White ____Black ____ Blue ____Yellow

FlatBroke Ball Cap $20.00

Ceramic Coffee Mug

$20.00

FlatBroke Store Release The Reins Can Cozy

$5.00

Bonni MacDonald’s CD ____The Gift

$20.00 Each

FlatBroke CD

____Release The Reins

$20.00 Each

FlatBroke Product order Form Name:____________________________ Address:__________________________ City:___________________ Prov:______ Postal Code:_____________ Tel:____________________ Visa or MC #_______________________ Exp Date _________________________

Send This Form With Check or money order payable to: Bonni MacDonald #7 – 51423 HWY 60 Spruce Grove, AB T7Y1C3 780-666-5407 bonni@flatbroke.ca

Sub Total of Purchase_____________

Add $10.00 for Postage and Handling________

Total Purchase________

Tel:____________________

FlatBroke BAND PERFORMANCE CONTRACT V1.06

This contract (the "Agreement") is made on this ____ day of ___________ between _______________________ (the "Operator") and FlatBroke (the "Band") for the hiring of Band as independent contractors to perform (the "Show") for Operator at _______________________ (the "Venue"), located at the address ______________________________________. It is agreed as follows:

1. Place, date, and time of Show. The parties agree that the time and place of Show will be at the venue, located at the address described above, on the ____ day of ___________ 2013 at ________.

2. Description of Show. Show will be a musical performance with musical content decided by Band. The show will last from ________ to ________, with 15 minute breaks between each hour. During the performance, an optional extension may be requested by the operator for an extra hour of performance at a rate of $150 per hour..

3. Payment. Compensation for the Show will be ________ dollars, payable by cash or cheque (together being the "Fee") payable to __________________ . A _____ deposit of the fee is due on the signing of this contract. This is a required condition for the contract to proceed; if a deposit of the fee is not tendered upon the signing of this contract, no further obligation for either party comes due. The remaining portion of the fee is due ___________ the Band's Show, but may be made earlier.

4. Music Licensing. Licensing fees to SOCAN will be paid by ________. If the fees are being paid by the band, they will be calculated at 3% of the payment or 3% of the total ticket sales, whichever is greater (minimum $35), plus a $40 service charge. This fee will be added to the payment in item 3. Estimated amount ________

5. Cancellation. If full payment is not made by the time immediately prior to Band's Show, Show may be cancelled by Band, and Operator may not seek any damages. Cancellation may be made by Operator before two days prior to the time of Show, in which case Operator's deposit of Fee is non-refundable, but Operator will not have to pay the remaining portion of the fee. If Show is cancelled within 2 days of Show, Operator must pay Band's full Fee. Band may cancel at any time prior to ticket sales, in which case Band must refund Fee in its entirety.

6. Force Majeure. In the event Show cannot reasonably be put on because of unpredictable occurrences such as an act of nature, government, or illness/disability of Band, the deposit of Fee is non-refundable, but no other portion of Fee is due, and the parties may negotiate a substitute Show on the same terms as this Agreement save for the time of Show, with no further deposit of Fee due, in which case a new Agreement reflecting this will be signed by the parties. No further damages may be sought for failure to perform because of force majeure.

7. Band Guest Tickets. Operator will make available to Band ______ additional complimentary tickets to Show for Band to use at Band's sole discretion. These tickets are in addition to the band performers.

8. Food and Drink. Operator will provide Band with ___________ meals or cash equivalent , ____________ drinks, and ___________ glasses of bottled water.

9. Parking. Operator will secure sufficient parking for Band's vehicles within a reasonably convenient distance to Venue for a minimum period of 2 hours prior to the show and lasting until 1 hour after the show.

10. Accommodations. If over-night accommodations are required for the band, the operator will provide separate suitable rooms for each band member at the venue’s expense for ____ nights, unless these expenses have been covered in the “fee”.

11. Sound Systems & Check. PA sound system, and speakers will be provided by _______________________. Lighting will be provided by _______________________. A sound check conducted by Band is required before the show, at a time to be mutually arranged between Band and Operator.

12. Security, Health, and Safety. Operator warrants that Venue will be of sufficient size to safely conduct Show, that Venue is of stable construction and sufficiently protected from weather, and that there will be adequate security and/or emergency medical responders available if foreseeably necessary. Operator maintains sufficient personal injury/property insurance for Venue sufficient to cover foreseeable claims.

13. Indemnification. Operator indemnifies and holds Band harmless for any claims of property damage or bodily injury caused by Show attendees.

14. Arbitration settles disputes. All claims or disputes by either party from or under this Agreement will be submitted to arbitration using the service located at URL resource locator: http://www.judge.me (the "Arbitration Service") and according to the rules of that Arbitration Service. Any court that would otherwise have had jurisdiction over the dispute will enforce both settlement by the Arbitration Service and any arbitration award. Parties will be their own costs, save that any fee charged by Arbitration Service to submit the case to Arbitration Service may be recovered from the other party in a arbitration award.

15. Severability. If any portion of Agreement is in conflict with any applicable law, such portion will become inoperative, but all other portions of Agreement will remain in force.

16. Interpretation. Agreement will be interpreted according to the laws of Alberta.

17. Riders. Nothing in Agreement shall prevent any rider from being added to Agreement that is favorable to Band, as judged by Band. All riders must be in writing and signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. Number of attached riders: ___________

The below-signed Band Representative warrants she/he has authority to enforceably sign this agreement for Band in its entirety. The below signed Operator's Representative warrants she/he has authority to bind Operator and Venue (above).

Signature of Band Representative: ____________________

Band's Representative typed name and title: _______________________ Phone number _______________________ Email address _______________________

Band's typed name: FlatBroke

Operator's Representative Signature: __________________

Operator's Representative typed name and title: _______________________ Phone number _______________________ Email address _______________________

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