On December 10th, 2022, Blue Light Sessions and JumpAttack! Records Present David Morin LIVE at Blue Light Sessions- 1839 Franklin Ave. Doors will open at 7:00PM, and the event will begin at 8:00PM.
Blue Light Sessions provides an intimate and unique experience for both artists and music lovers alike. The concert series, presented by JumpAttack! Records, takes place at Blue Light Studio in East Vancouver in the beautiful main recording room. With the entire night being filmed and recorded in front of an audience of 50-60 guests, this intimate live show gives artists the opportunity to build a wealth of content while connecting with their fans and offers the ultimate up-close and personal VIP experience for attendees.
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