Similar to early musicians, Michael Kaeshammer is living a nomadic life by choice. This 35-years-old musician says this is a time in his life for freedom.  With no forwarding address, he is taking the opportunity to soak up a new world. Kaeshammer started following  this “philosophy” a few months ago and it makes sense when you see his schedule from 2011 which included more than 50 concerts throughout Canada, U.S., Germany and Israel.

As a child, growing up in Germany, Michael was surrounded by his father's favourite music  – ragtime, boogie and gospel.  Those influences are evident in his current style which showcases repertoire with hints of 20s and 30s jazz blended with pop, rock and a whole lot of soul. Tonight, Canada's Boogie Woogie King makes his home in Brampton where he will share his experience and talent with the audience at the Rose Theatre.

There are still a few tickets available for tonight's performance.  Call the Box Office at 905-874-2800.  

Are you curious to know more about Michael Kaeshammer? Click here to read Nick Krewen's article in the March issue of Odeum Magazine.