Head over to Myla Hardie’s YouTube channel to watch the full playlist of Hardie Theater.

This Thursday, November 29, a second screening of the road movie staring Fernando Noronha, Highway 61: from Chicago to New Orleans, will happen at Bar Ocidente in Porto Alegre, Brazil. After the movie the night will be followed by a performance of the band Fernando Noronha & Black Soul.

The tenth and final single from Myla Hardie's Hardie Theater is "Keep The Hope Alive". Alongside Gustavo Chaise, Myla closes the show serenading the audience with an acoustic rendition of her original song.

“Real” is the ninth release of Hardie Theater. The song was originally written by Michael Hardie and is the first track of his album “Real” released in 2014. Michael is also the special guest in this version performed by Myla Hardie.

The seventh release of Myla Hardie's Hardie Theater is out today on Youtube. "Porto Alegre" pays homage to the city in the South of Brazil where Myla lived for 8 years. Written by Michael Hardie with the help of Brazilian artists Tonho Crocco, the song also features special guest and accordion legend Renato Borghetti, who became a close friend of the Hardies during those years they visited and toured around Brazil.

Released on July 13, the sixth single of Hardie Theater is a special acoustic composition that Myla Hardie composed beginning in Berlin and finalizing in Brazil called “Blue Gray Hours”. Performing alongside Myla is maestro and renowned cellist of OSPA symphony, Celau Moreyra. 

Hardie Theater is the meeting of North American Roots music with South American musicians, through which diminishes borders to create a new definition of the genre Americana.

Our artists Fernando Noronha and Luciano Leães playing at the first showing of our new road movie "Highway 61: Chicago to New Orleans". The movie was filmed a year ago on the road in the US, and it's an exciting project made by a great team! Soon, the movie will be available on DVD and digital formats.

*Photos by Jonathan Heckler. 

Desert Wind" is the second single of Hardie Theater, Myla's new audiovisual release.

She plays Desert Wind along with her band, formed by Edu Meirelles on bass, Ronnie Martinez on drums and Gustavo Chaise on Guitar. This version of the song is even more unique as she invited her father, the American blues artist Michael Hardie as a special guest. 

Hardie Theater is the meeting of North American Roots music with South American musicians, through which diminishes borders to create a new definition of the genre Americana.

In 2017, Fernando Noronha traveled from Chicago to New Orleans filming the road movie Highway 61: from Chicago to New Orleans. The project is a result of a successful crowdfunding campaign and a journey into North American Blues history. The film will premiere in Brazil on March 23rd in Porto Alegre. You can watch the preview of the documentary here:

“Big Dreams” is Hardie Theater's first single, Myla's newest project. She plays with the Brazilian rock band The Chaise Brothers: Gustavo, Maurício and Rodrigo Chaise. The song demonstrates the central concept of Hardie Theater: the meeting of North American roots music with South American. Diminishing borders through creating a new definition of Americana.