Bringing bubbling pop songs and ambient-electronic selections, we are thrilled to welcome EEJUNGMI to the Champagne Bath this spring in celebration of her debut album Water is a Shifting Mirror, constructed from field recordings of rivers, currents of driving bass, and splashes of the artist's ethereal voice. She will be joined by local multi-genre angel Yolande Laroche, both offering up a hybrid performance of live and DJ'd material.
Experience the show from inside the pool through underwater speakers, in the sauna, or poolside under the sun roof.
What to bring
Bathing suit
Towel
Robe
Flip flops or slides for pool deck / showers
Lock for changing room lockers
About the space
There are two change rooms: one for women and gender nonconforming folks and one for men and gender nonconforming folks. No gender policing will be tolerated - please use the change room you are most comfortable with, and respect others’ right to choose.
Change rooms have 2 private stalls with toilets, and open showers with multiple shower heads.
Lockers are available in change rooms for personal belongings.
No food or drink permitted in the change rooms. Water bottles (no glass please) are permitted on the pool deck and mezzanine.
There is a dry sauna on the pool deck. Capacity is limited to 10 people at a time.
Seating available on pool deck.
Parking - Free parking in lot behind building. Free street parking on York St. Bike parking in front of building.
Please note
Due to limited capacity in the pool area, you may be directed to the Mezzanine level until space opens up. Please arrive on time if you would like to get into the pool right away.
Swimmers must shower before entering the pool.
Photo policy: cameras are permitted, however please do not take photos of the lifeguards or other people without their consent.
Accessibility
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The entrance is wheelchair accessible with the use of a lift from street level. Buzz the front desk upon arrival for access to the lift.
There are 10 steps at the front entrance.
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Disabled attendees are welcome to skip to the front of the line. Please let the person at the door know that you would like to invoke this policy.
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Bathrooms are located inside the change rooms. There is one change room for women and gender nonconforming folks, and another for men and gender nonconforming folks. Each change room has 2 private stalls with toilets.
No gender policing will be tolerated - please use the change room you are most comfortable with, and respect others’ right to choose.
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There is seating available on the pool deck (low deck chairs and regular-height plastic chairs with armrests) as well as on the mezzanine (folding chairs with no arm rests)
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The mezzanine is where audience members are invited to watch the show if they do not want to enter the pool or sit on the pool deck.
The lift goes to the mezzanine level however there are 4 steps to access the viewing area.
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Free tickets available for care attendants - email hello@debaser.ca to request.
About the Artists
Eejungmi (이정미), the electronic project of Toronto-based artist and DJ Katie Lee, creates music that invites you in with a gentle familiarity. While approachable, her music gradually reveals a surprising depth, pulling listeners into a heavier, more complex emotional space. Anchored in left-field techno, house, and downtempo, she crafts sonic landscapes that coax hidden emotions to the surface.
Whether behind the decks or performing live, Eejungmi explores the delicate balance of tension and release, guiding the room through a journey that drifts between quiet heartache and profound catharsis. This cycle of loss and rebuilding is the foundation of her newly released debut album, Water is a Shifting Mirror. Constructed from field recordings of rivers, the record uses the flow of water to map the unpredictable stages of grief, with her own ethereal voice serving as a steady guide through the current.