Cullam Bruce-Lockhart has been a regular performer in the St. John's, Newfoundland music scene for the past 20 years. He studied jazz piano performance at York University in Toronto, before moving back home. As a keyboardist, he is currently part of 709, Women of Rock, All Dressed Up, and That 90s Band. In past, he was a member of The Sunstones, Sweet Apple Pie, and Chris Kirby and The Marquee, along with subbing or guesting in with many local acts. He's also had a habit of playing piano bar shows at Schroeder's, The Fifth Ticket, Yes B'y's, The Black Sheep, and Slainte. He’s had some success with local interest parody song videos, along side his productions of original songs. These days, he's putting most of his artistic effort into writing and producing Daystreamer: A Physically Distant Musical, which is an ongoing series on YouTube.
Cullam Bruce-Lockhart has been a regular performer in the St. John's, Newfoundland music scene for the past 20 years. He studied jazz piano performance at York University in Toronto, before moving back home. As a keyboardist, he is currently part of 709, Women of Rock, All Dressed Up, and That 90s Band. In past, he was a member of The Sunstones, Sweet Apple Pie, and Chris Kirby and The Marquee, along with subbing or guesting in with many local acts. He's also had a habit of playing piano bar shows at Schroeder's, The Fifth Ticket, Yes B'y's, The Black Sheep, and Slainte. He’s had some success with local interest parody song videos, along side his productions of original songs. These days, he's putting most of his artistic effort into writing and producing Daystreamer: A Physically Distant Musical, which is an ongoing series on YouTube.
Cullam Bruce-Lockhart has been a regular performer in the St. John's, Newfoundland music scene for the past 20 years. He studied jazz piano performance at York University in Toronto, before moving back home. As a keyboardist, he is currently part of 709, Women of Rock, All Dressed Up, and That 90s Band. In past, he was a member of The Sunstones, Sweet Apple Pie, and Chris Kirby and The Marquee, along with subbing or guesting in with many local acts. He's also had a habit of playing piano bar shows at Schroeder's, The Fifth Ticket, Yes B'y's, The Black Sheep, and Slainte. He’s had some success with local interest parody song videos, along side his productions of original songs. These days, he's putting most of his artistic effort into writing and producing Daystreamer: A Physically Distant Musical, which is an ongoing series on YouTube.
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