Feeling lucky? We sure do. Friday the 13th at The Horseshoe Tavern we have three unique singer-songwriters for you spanning from pop to soul and folk to rock. Headlining the night will be Holly Clausius and their band, with opening performances by Lucy Ellis and Brooke Stilla. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door. 8:30pm doors. 9:15pm showtime. Tickets HERE
Holly Clausius
Holly Clausius is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter blending soul-soaked pop, folk-rock, with powerhouse vocals, and bold hooks reminiscent of Amy Winehouse, Remi Wolf and Alanis Morissette. She has collaborated with Serena Ryder and JUNO-winning producer Hill Kourkoutis, has music featured on CBC Radio and Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia, and was named runner-up in the Cross-Canada Artist for Social Change Competition (2021). Rooted in growth, transformation, and queer community, Clausius’s floral-inspired world continues to bloom through her music and captivating live shows.
Brooke Stilla
Brooke Stilla is a Canadian pop, alternative, and R&B artist known for her emotionally charged songwriting and magnetic stage presence. Originally from Australia, Brooke first gained recognition through The X Factor Australia before relocating to North America to collaborate with producers and writers across Toronto, Nashville, and Los Angeles.
Her music explores themes of mental resilience, heartbreak, and empowerment, blending powerful vocals with bold pop production. Her EP k bye showcases her distinctive artistic voice and fearless storytelling.
Lucy Ellis
Lucy Ellis is an award-winning Toronto singer-songwriter and composer known for lyrical storytelling, cinematic arrangements, and her genre-bending style: film-score folk. Drawing from early 20th-century poetry, movie scores, and Americana icons like Bob Dylan and John Prine, Ellis transforms the stage into a confessional, inviting audiences into her world of used bookstores, open roads, and Polaroid photos. Classically and jazz-trained, she writes to make sense of the world—and find the extraordinary in the ordinary.