Media — Kim Dunn

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Taken by Tim Isaac at Rising Tides Fest, Alma NB, Fundy Park.

with Matt Anderson

with Matt Minglewood

Taken by Tim Isaac during the Rising Tides Festival, Alma NB, Fundy Park.

St Pepper's Tribute Show

St Peppers Album tribute - with Ben Caplin

St Peppers Album Tribute with Nadia Moore

quotes

“The best performance I’ve had the pleasure of sitting and listening to in many many years.

My sincere thanks to you both. You were outstanding.”

— Tracey MacNeil, Executive Director Strathspey Performing Arts Centre - Re: Laura Smith & Kim Dunn in Concert May/2018

“Kim, thanks for the fantastic House Concert on Wednesday!! It left the room flying high from the rich sounds and lyrics of your music. You are a true artist and it was such a pleasure to meet you and host your show. You have definitely won over a following here in Vancouver!! Come back soon!”

— Jelena Putnik, concert host – Vancouver

“A fun and engaging ‘House Concert Evening’ as Kim Dunn thoroughly entertained a sold out, welcoming Williams Lake crowd at Juniper Trails Bed & Breakfast – great energy, fantastic musicianship, lots of smiles! Hopefully Kim will make it back out our way again sometime soon.”

— Steve Harkies, Concert Host, Williams Lake

“…in a region where the standard of local recordings is very high, Kim Dunn’s Take This Hammer stands out…well crafted songs, delivered with confidence and class…first rate all the way.”

— Stan Carew – host of Weekend Mornings – CBC radio

Press

Featured

Dec 20, 2016

Heather Rankin & Kim Dunn In Concert

Dec 20, 2016

Jun 5, 2016

Musical Connections

Jun 5, 2016

The most telling fact about pianist Kim Dunn is that he played piano in the "house band" at the Metro Centre for the Asian Relief concert last Tuesday. He hardly ever got off the stage.
It's not something just any professional keyboard player could do. The concert took shape so fast that what with sound checks on the Sunday previous as well as on the day of performance, little time could be spent rehearsing.

Jun 5, 2016

A Job Well Dunn

Jun 5, 2016

When you go to concert, you want to hear the star: Bruce Guthro, Matt Minglewood, Rita MacNeil, or whomever. Most people won't give a thought to anyone else onstage, but these singers make music with the help of their band.
If you looked to the left of the stage with all three of these artists, chances are the keyboard player would be Kim Dunn. From the Northside, his ability with any style of music has made him one of the hardest working sidemen in the business.

Jun 5, 2016

Chronicle Herald Article

Jun 5, 2016

It’s conceivable I’ve seen Kim Dunn perform more than almost any other East Coast musician, as the go-to man on keyboards for artists like Matt Minglewood, Rita MacNeil and Bruce Guthro.

But when I heard the North Sydney native take the spotlight at the recent Tunes for Troubled Times concert at the Rebecca Cohn, to sing the Great Depression-era pop standard No Love, No Nothing, it was something of a revelation. His soft, understated croon brought the decades-old song to life with just the right mix of blues and soul, making me think that Dunn had been hiding his light under a bushel for far too long.

Jun 5, 2016