The Broadway Theatre
The Deadly Aunties and The Feather News present TOO DEADLY, one of the Deadliest Indigenous comedy shows on this side of Turtle Island.
Hosted by Comedy Picnic, Too Deadly is an All-Indigenous Comedy Show featuring The Deadly Aunties, who've been selling out shows across Ontario, and deadly uncles from The Feather News, whose hilarious satire news series can be found on APTN LUMI.
So grab your Aunties, Uncles, cuzzins, heck even that sexy ex & come join us as we celebrate an evening of Indigenous comedic excellence!
An Evening with The Local Group and special guest Clayton Linthicum
Join us for a rare and intimate night of acoustic music featuring Saskatoon’s bluegrass boy band The Local Group, and singer-guitarist Clayton Linthicum of folk duo Kacy and Clayton.
Friends and bandmates since high school, the Local Group have crisscrossed western Canada, playing festivals including Blueberry Bluegrass Festival, Ness Creek, and the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, opening for Corb Lund in small town Cadillac, SK, and entertaining at just about any other kind of show you can think of: theatres, dive bars, schools, art galleries, house concerts, weddings, baby showers and old-time dances. The band comprises Elliot Dillabough on guitar, Jaxon Lalonde (also of Jake Vaadeland and the Sturgeon River Boys) on banjo, Ethan Peters on stand-up bass, fiddle and harmonica, Aussie import Justin Vilchez on mandolin and Olivia Morelli on fiddle. Following the release of their sophomore album Nero's Waltz last summer (produced by Clayton Linthicum) the Local Group continues to push the boundaries of their acoustic sound with creativity, skill, tight three-part harmonies and a good sense of humour. Their debut performance at the Broadway Theatre lands perfectly in the middle of a lengthy spring tour of Saskatchewan, Alberta and BC.
"The Local Group is not a group that tries to rehash the same old sound and style from days gone by. Don’t get me wrong, I love and appreciate that aspect of the genre as well. But, the guys in the Local Group are trying to do something more than that. They can play at blazingly fast tempos and create a wall of sound when they play bluegrass standards that are unmatched in this neck of the woods. More importantly, The Local Group also can mix up their sets with a dash of Celtic and Francophone numbers and they also serve up a heaping portion of original tunes too that prove to be folksy and accessible to those that may be not as familiar with bluegrass. In short, they deliver an exciting, fresh and exuberant take on the genre that has crossover appeal." - Scott Roos, North Saskatchewan Music Zine
About Clayton Linthicum:
Building a discography of five albums since 2011, Kacy & Clayton delivered a pair of critically acclaimed records The Siren’s Song [2017] and Carrying On [2019] produced by Jeff Tweedy of Wilco. Beyond praise from Q Magazine, Uncut, and more, they racked up millions of streams and toured with Wilco and The Decemberists, to name a few. Clayton has toured as a member of the Deep Dark Woods, and performs with an impressive roster of artists including Ellen Froese, Nutana (with the Sheepdogs’ Sam Corbett), and his honky-tonk cover band The Salt Licks.
This show is down to only a handful of single seats left! If you are interested in purchasing these seats, please get in touch with our box office and we would be happy to assist you!
Show at 8PM, doors open at 7PM. All ages.
When purchasing seats, please select a seat in addition to a ticket type to ensure you end up with the correct seats AND seating type in your cart! You will always be charged the ticket amount that corresponds with the seat location in the auditorium.
Front Row: Row A Seats 1-22; Premium: Row B Seats 1-22, Row C Seats 1-22, Row D Seats 9-14; Tier 3 Tickets: Row D Seats 1-8 and 15-22, Row E Seats 1-22, Row F Seats 1-22, Row G Seats 3-20; B Price: Row G Seats 1-2 and 21-22, Rows H through N Seats 1-22; C Price: Rows O through T Seats 1-22.
Times change and trends come and go, but—like a 1961 Jaguar XK-E—the classic sounds of the past only appreciate with age. Postmodern Jukebox's Life In The Past Lane Concert Tour is a celebration of the greatest 20th century musical genres, fused with the recognizable hits of our own modern era, for the perfect patina of "vintage" and "modern." As always, we'll be bringing the PMJ Universe to life with a cast full of today's most exciting vocalists, instrumentalists, and tap dancers, to bring you the top-shelf entertainment experience for which PMJ is known. Whether you're a vinyl aficionado or a TikTok fashionista, catch a ride with us for an unforgettable trip through 100 years of timeless music.
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Join the Saskatoon Soaps for the finale of their 38th season of leaving Saskatonians in stitches, complete with some very special celebrity guest stars who will be contributing to the overall chaotic hilarity that makes up a Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy show!
By popular demand, we have added a 2nd SHOW! Please note that all tickets purchased to other dates/showtimes are NON-TRANSFERRABLE.
Show at 8PM. Doors open at 7PM. All ages.
Colin Mochrie:
Scotland, that craggy, majestic, malt whiskeyed land, has spawned many myths besides the Loch Ness Monster. One such legend is Colin Mochrie (Hilaritycus smoothius). A migratory creature that left his birthplace for the Great White North (Canada), Colin learned his theatrical craft through repeated behavioral rituals at Studio 58 located in the mountain nestled, sparkling jewel of the Northwest, Vancouver, British Columbia.
A hard-working, imaginative mammal, Colin used his chameleon-like skills to blend in with others of his ilk, never being noticed, until noted anthropologists Dan Patterson and Mark Leveson discovered him at the Toronto Second City. Moving him to the Whose Line is it Anyway Institute in historical and damp London, England, Patterson and Leveson slowly groomed Colin till he became international sensation. Working with Drew Carey at the U.S based institute of the same name, only increased interest in the reclusive beast.
Kevin McDonald:
Best known for his five years performing with the Canadian comedy troupe, The Kids in the Hall, McDonald was born in beautiful Montreal, Quebec. McDonald was inspired to become a performer during the time his family lived in Los Angeles for less than two years. Returning to Canada, he decided he was going to become an actor while attending high school in Mississauga, Ontario.
Moving to Toronto when he was 19, McDonald enrolled at Humber College where he worked on drama studies. Kicked out of the course, a teacher recommended he use his talent at Toronto's Second City improv workshop. Taking that advice to heart, he went and met up with Dave Foley. The two became fast friends and created the group The Kids in the Hall, which began in local clubs where they picked up three more players, Scott Thompson, Bruce McCulloch and Mark McKinney.
Saskatoon Soaps:
The Saskatoon Soaps are celebrating its 38th year of performing live improvised comedy - making it one of North America's longest running improvisation companies and were recently named Saskatoon’s Comedy Ambassadors by Discover Saskatoon.
Along with the unique collection of characters created by the cast members, the company has shared the stage with many celebrities over the years including Kim Coates, Steve Smith AKA “Red Green”, Martin Short, and Catherine O'Hara.
Members of the Soaps company have performed with most of the province's professional theatre companies including Persephone Theatre, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and Regina's Globe Theatre. The cast of the Saskatoon Soaps has changed over the years - but one thing has not - their dedication to LIVE made-up-on-the-spot comedy.
Join the Saskatoon Soaps for the finale of their 38th season of leaving Saskatonians in stitches, complete with some very special celebrity guest stars who will be contributing to the overall chaotic hilarity that makes up a Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy show!
Please note that tickets already purchased for other dates or showtimes are NON TRANSFERRABLE.
Show at 2PM. Doors open at 1PM. All ages.
Colin Mochrie:
Scotland, that craggy, majestic, malt whiskeyed land, has spawned many myths besides the Loch Ness Monster. One such legend is Colin Mochrie (Hilaritycus smoothius). A migratory creature that left his birthplace for the Great White North (Canada), Colin learned his theatrical craft through repeated behavioral rituals at Studio 58 located in the mountain nestled, sparkling jewel of the Northwest, Vancouver, British Columbia.
A hard-working, imaginative mammal, Colin used his chameleon-like skills to blend in with others of his ilk, never being noticed, until noted anthropologists Dan Patterson and Mark Leveson discovered him at the Toronto Second City. Moving him to the Whose Line is it Anyway Institute in historical and damp London, England, Patterson and Leveson slowly groomed Colin till he became international sensation. Working with Drew Carey at the U.S based institute of the same name, only increased interest in the reclusive beast.
Kevin McDonald:
Best known for his five years performing with the Canadian comedy troupe, The Kids in the Hall, McDonald was born in beautiful Montreal, Quebec. McDonald was inspired to become a performer during the time his family lived in Los Angeles for less than two years. Returning to Canada, he decided he was going to become an actor while attending high school in Mississauga, Ontario.
Moving to Toronto when he was 19, McDonald enrolled at Humber College where he worked on drama studies. Kicked out of the course, a teacher recommended he use his talent at Toronto's Second City improv workshop. Taking that advice to heart, he went and met up with Dave Foley. The two became fast friends and created the group The Kids in the Hall, which began in local clubs where they picked up three more players, Scott Thompson, Bruce McCulloch and Mark McKinney.
Saskatoon Soaps:
The Saskatoon Soaps are celebrating its 38th year of performing live improvised comedy - making it one of North America's longest running improvisation companies and were recently named Saskatoon’s Comedy Ambassadors by Discover Saskatoon.
Along with the unique collection of characters created by the cast members, the company has shared the stage with many celebrities over the years including Kim Coates, Steve Smith AKA “Red Green”, Martin Short, and Catherine O'Hara.
Members of the Soaps company have performed with most of the province's professional theatre companies including Persephone Theatre, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and Regina's Globe Theatre. The cast of the Saskatoon Soaps has changed over the years - but one thing has not - their dedication to LIVE made-up-on-the-spot comedy.
SOLD OUT
Join the Saskatoon Soaps for the finale of their 38th season of leaving Saskatonians in stitches, complete with some very special celebrity guest stars who will be contributing to the overall chaotic hilarity that makes up a Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy show!
By popular demand, we have added a 2nd SHOW! Please note that all tickets purchased to other dates/showtimes are NON-TRANSFERRABLE.
Show at 8PM. Doors open at 7PM. All ages.
Colin Mochrie:
Scotland, that craggy, majestic, malt whiskeyed land, has spawned many myths besides the Loch Ness Monster. One such legend is Colin Mochrie (Hilaritycus smoothius). A migratory creature that left his birthplace for the Great White North (Canada), Colin learned his theatrical craft through repeated behavioral rituals at Studio 58 located in the mountain nestled, sparkling jewel of the Northwest, Vancouver, British Columbia.
A hard-working, imaginative mammal, Colin used his chameleon-like skills to blend in with others of his ilk, never being noticed, until noted anthropologists Dan Patterson and Mark Leveson discovered him at the Toronto Second City. Moving him to the Whose Line is it Anyway Institute in historical and damp London, England, Patterson and Leveson slowly groomed Colin till he became international sensation. Working with Drew Carey at the U.S based institute of the same name, only increased interest in the reclusive beast.
Kevin McDonald:
Best known for his five years performing with the Canadian comedy troupe, The Kids in the Hall, McDonald was born in beautiful Montreal, Quebec. McDonald was inspired to become a performer during the time his family lived in Los Angeles for less than two years. Returning to Canada, he decided he was going to become an actor while attending high school in Mississauga, Ontario.
Moving to Toronto when he was 19, McDonald enrolled at Humber College where he worked on drama studies. Kicked out of the course, a teacher recommended he use his talent at Toronto's Second City improv workshop. Taking that advice to heart, he went and met up with Dave Foley. The two became fast friends and created the group The Kids in the Hall, which began in local clubs where they picked up three more players, Scott Thompson, Bruce McCulloch and Mark McKinney.
Saskatoon Soaps:
The Saskatoon Soaps are celebrating its 38th year of performing live improvised comedy - making it one of North America's longest running improvisation companies and were recently named Saskatoon’s Comedy Ambassadors by Discover Saskatoon.
Along with the unique collection of characters created by the cast members, the company has shared the stage with many celebrities over the years including Kim Coates, Steve Smith AKA “Red Green”, Martin Short, and Catherine O'Hara.
Members of the Soaps company have performed with most of the province's professional theatre companies including Persephone Theatre, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and Regina's Globe Theatre. The cast of the Saskatoon Soaps has changed over the years - but one thing has not - their dedication to LIVE made-up-on-the-spot comedy.
Lunch At Allen’s is a musical powerhouse comprising four remarkable Canadian talents: Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan and Ian Thomas. As individuals, they have written for or sung on over 25,000,000 CDs, penning hits for Josh Groban, Chicago, Bonnie Raitt, America, Santana, Cher and Rod Stewart, as well as Murray’s Farmer’s Song, Marc’s Marina Del Rey and Ian’s Painted Ladies, just to name a few. These three artists have come together adding the incredible voice of Cindy Church (Quartette, Great Western Orchestra) to form Lunch At Allen’s. Attending their stage show is to embark on an intimate musical journey replete with laughter and personal anecdotes, familiar favourites and new material, fashioning an unforgettable evening’s entertainment …from their hearts …to your soul.
“You would be hard pressed to find another Canadian ensemble with more collective depth of influence over Canada’s musical landscape than Lunch At Allen’s.” - The Beat Magazine
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The Salt Shaker Festival Wristband grants ticket holders access to all 14 performances (including afterparties) at each of the 3 festival venues. Only 125 festival wristbands available!
Friday July 7th, 9pm-12am at Danceland:
The Bobby Tenderloin Universe, The Garrys, Mason Melle
Afterparty at Mike’s Beach Bar:
DJ Hendrika
Saturday July 8th, 12pm-4pm at Mike’s Beach Bar:
OKIMAW ᐅᑭᒪᐤ, Go Bwah, The Steves, Mulligrub, Lucy’s Seduction
Saturday July 8th, 8pm-11:45pm at Little Manitou Art Gallery:
Dump Babes, Andy & The Dannys, Beau Nectar, Gil & Wil
Afterparty at Mike’s Beach Bar:
Brendan Flaherty (Karaoke)
The Salt Shaker Festival is coming July 7th and 8th to Manitou Beach with live music at a variety of venues in the height of summer! Block off the 2nd weekend in July in your calendar and join us for a shake'n'bakin salty good time celebrating some of the best live music on the prairies in the most beautiful beach town from here to Tofino!
Doors open at 8PM, show starts at 9PM!
The Salt Shaker Festival is coming July 7th and 8th to Manitou Beach with live music at a variety of venues in the height of summer! Block off the 2nd weekend in July in your calendar and join us for a shake'n'bakin salty good time celebrating some of the best live music on the prairies in the most beautiful beach town from here to Tofino!
This ticket is valid for The Bobby Tenderloin Universe, The Garrys and Mason Melle at Danceland only.
The Bobby Tenderloin Universe (Edmonton, AB):
The Bobby Tenderloin Universe is a band, a community and a movement, but most of all it’s an excuse to don your western wear and give yourself over to the song and dance at the heart of every BTU show. Bobby enraptures his audiences with his deep, rich voice and thoughtful, tender lyrics, rustling up a fresh new take on the old country
we all love. Some say he exhibits the sincerity of Johnny Cash, the wit of Roger Millar, and vocal stylings and production sensibilities of Lee Hazlewood. He and his band are lifelong friends and it shows in the way they bring the songs to life.
The Bobby Tenderloin Universe - Bandcamp
The Garrys (Saskatoon, SK):
The Garrys are a band of siblings from the coldest part of the landlocked Canadian prairies.Formed in the spring of 2015, The Garrys use layered 3-part blood harmonies, hazy sun-bleached melodies, classic lo-fi guitar tones, and syncopated surf beats to create a unique“doom-wop” sound, dripping with dark nostalgia and touched by psychedelic dread. Their music is likely to leave you with an urge to do the Watusi, bittersweet thoughts about slow-dancing with your middle school crush, or a nagging feeling that it’s not quite safe to go back into the water.
The Garrys - Website
Mason Melle (Winnipeg, MB):
With a sound straight out of the 70’s country and rock charts, Melle’s debut EP “Mason Melle” (2019), fits right alongside Bob, Tom, Neil, and Willie. His poetic storytelling lyrics pull you into movie scenes of falling in love with a French dancer, the self fulfilling prophecy of a small town wrestler, and the struggle of living a lie you’re told is the truth.
Mason Melle - Spotify
Mason Melle - Instagram
Show at 7:30PM, doors open at 6:30PM. All Ages.
Pavlo, a true World Music Artist returns from filming his 4th PBS TV Concert Special - Live in Santorini, Greece. Pavlo will be joined on stage by his world class band.
Enjoy an evening of Mediterranean guitar and imagine you're on the island of Santorini for a few hours as you enjoy this feel-good concert with Pavlo's signature blend of Spanish/Greek/Rumba/Flamenco music. OPA!
Ariel Posen's music occupies the space between genres. It's a rootsy sound that nods to his influences — heartland rock & roll, electrified Americana, blue-eyed soul, R&B, Beatles-inspired pop — while still moving forward, pushing Posen into territory that's uniquely his own.
Along the way, Posen had received standing ovations not only from his audiences, but also from outlets like Rolling Stone, who dubbed him "a modern-day guitar hero," Music Radar listing him as a fan voted top 10 rock guitarist of the year and the Western Canadian Music Awards who nominated him for Breakout Artist of the Year in 2020 and 2021, as well as Rock Artist of the Year and Recording of the Year in 2022.
Dan Mangan is a two-time JUNO award winning & two-time Polaris Music Prize listed musician and songwriter. He has toured around the globe, played Jimmy Kimmel Live, collaborated with Dave Grohl and scored acclaimed soundtracks for Netflix, AMC, CBC and feature film. He is also a co-founder of Side Door, a community marketplace platform for the arts where any space is a venue. Mangan’s 6th studio LP “Being Somewhere” unfurls like a tender overdue conversation with a dear friend. The album took nearly three years to record as a long-distance collaboration with producer Drew Brown (Radiohead, Beck) and may just be his finest work yet.
Garbielle Shonk: Montréal-based singer-songwriter Gabrielle Shonk shares “How We Used To Be”, her first new music in five years. After parting ways with the major label behind her debut album, Shonk used her newfound creative freedom to collaborate with longtime friends, co-writer Jessy Caron of the band Men I Trust, and producer Jesse Mac Cormack (Helena Deland). The result is a moody single with tinges of 90s R&B exploring romantic nostalgia by reminiscing about a relationship before it fell apart. "How We Used To Be" is a love ballad about "a relationship that was hard to leave," explains the JUNO-nominated singer. Delicate piano lines and softly-strummed acoustic guitar accompany Shonk's dreamy vocals recalling a time in a relationship before it turned toxic. “I hate you, I love you, I miss you,” Shonk laments before the soulful chorus reflects on better times.
Zachary Stevenson's Tribute to Buddy Holly
From the Internationally Acclaimed “Buddy Holly Story”, Zachary Stevenson performs an exciting Tribute to Buddy Holly LIVE in concert.
One of the first Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Buddy Holly, wrote and performed countless hit songs during the mid-1950s such as: That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Maybe Baby, Oh Boy, and many more. Despite a career that spanned only 9 years, Buddy Holly's music has been a major influence on later popular music artists, including Bob Dylan, the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, and Elton John.
As an accomplished actor and musician, Zachary has played the starring role as Buddy Holly in over twelve different theatrical productions of the "Buddy Holly Story" across North America. With his own unique performing style, humour and an impressive repertoire of knowledge about Buddy, Zachary will leave you captivated and entertained throughout the entire performance. This show will be backed by the Rockin' Royals Band.
Featuring a blend of acoustic instruments, rural soundscapes, and wistful vocals, Great Lake Swimmers are a critically acclaimed indie-folk group led by songwriter/vocalist Tony Dekker with a revolving backing band. Based in Toronto, Ontario, the group emerged with a succession of heavily atmospheric albums recorded in old silos and rural country churches. The music has developed that pastoral warmth over subsequent albums through a continued vision to record and perform in acoustically unique and historical locales. They are renowned for their homespun folk and lush, intimate Americana in their live shows.
Great Lake Swimmers celebrated their 15th anniversary in 2018 with the release of “The Waves, The Wake,” which displayed both their pop-oriented side as well as a new direction utilizing instruments like marimba, harp, lute, and woodwinds and adopted a more orchestral and improvisational approach to modern folk music. They have been shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize and nominated twice for Canada’s Juno Awards, with the CBC calling them “a national treasure.”
Their latest offering is 2021’s double LP, “Live At The Redeemer,” an archival live performance recorded at Toronto’s Church of the Redeemer.
Show at 7:30PM, doors open at 6:30PM. All ages.
VaughnCo Entertainment is proud to present ABBA REVISITED, North America’s #1 tribute to ABBA. It’s members have been dazzling audiences across the globe since the year 2001. ABBA REVISITED recreates the magic of ABBA with authentic costumes, spectacular harmonies and note-perfect musicianship taking their audience on a musical journey back in time. From Vegas to Bermuda, Mexico to Dubai, and Guatemala, ABBA Revisited recreated the show stopping look and sound that ABBA fans around the world can’t deny! This show is a MUST SEE!!!
Born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Mary Walsh's first job in show business was working as a summer replacement radio announcer for the CBC. Through that position, she was offered a part in a local play and then joined the Newfoundland Travelling Theatre Company (NTTC), where she worked with Andy Jones, Cathy Jones, Tommy Sexton, Greg Malone, Robert Joy and Diane Olsen.
Afterwards, she moved to Toronto to take acting at Ryerson, then joined her former NTTC collaborators in a play called Cod on a Stick performed at Toronto's Theatre Passe Muraille. The play was such a hit that CBC brought them back to St. John's to record it for radio in 1974. They then named their company Codco (for Cod Company) and toured nationally, and internationally until 1976.
Walsh made her TV debut in 1977 writing and starring in the CBC miniseries The Root Seller. In 1979, Walsh starred in the CBC miniseries Up at Ours. In 1981, she joined The Wonderful Grand Band, both on television, and on a national tour. In 1986, Walsh and the other members of Codco wrote and starred in their own self-titled series on CBC. During this time, Walsh was also the artistic director for the Resource Centre for the Arts, directing, and appearing in such hugely popular collective creations as Terras de Bacchalau, Makin’ Time with the Yanks… As well as making the occasional film appearance, including Mike Jones' Secret Nation, for which she won Best Supporting Actress at the 1992 Atlantic Film Festival.
In 1992 Walsh created a new show called This Hour Has 22 Minutes for Salter Street Films and the CBC. A satirical take on current affairs, it was a big hit within Canada. Since its 1992 debut, it has not been off the air, winning numerous Gemini and Canadian Comedy awards. Walsh has also won two Gemini awards (one for writing, one for performance) for her new series, Hatching, Matching and Dispatching, which debuted in 2005. Having appeared in many feature films such as New Waterford Girl (1999, for which she received a Genie nomination), Violet (2000), Mambo italiano (2003) and Geraldine's Fortune (2004), Walsh decided to step behind the camera with a script she'd co-written-the dark comedy Young Triffie (2007). Walsh also appears in the film as Millie Bishop. In 2009 she starred in Crackie which garnered her another Genie nomination. Walsh appears in The Grand Seduction starring Brendan Gleeson now filming in 2012.
Walsh has been ubiquitous on Canadian television including numerous recent appearances on This Hour Has 22 Minutes, that recently included one that caused a sensation when she ambushed the Mayor of Toronto Rob Ford. She has appeared diversely in both drama and comedy in such series as the award winning Hatching, Matching and Dispatching that she both wrote and starred in, Mary Walsh: Open Book, DaVinci: The Quality of Life, and as a guest star on the 300th episode of Royal Canadian Air Farce (as Marg Delahunty), Murdoch Mysteries, The Wind In The Willows for Masterpiece Theatre on the BBC, the very first episode of The Republic Of Doyle as Miranda Cahill, The Duchess of George Street and many more.
Walsh has honorary degrees from Memorial University of Newfoundland, Trent University, McGill University, University of Prince Edward Island, and Mount Saint Vincent University. She was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 2000 and in 2012 she received a Governor General's Performing Arts Awards for Lifetime Artistic Achievement.
THE MOTEWOLONUWOK ᒣᑏᐧᐁᓓᓄᐧᐁᒃ TOUR
Five years after rising to international acclaim with his seminal, award-winning album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, Jeremy Dutcher returns to the stage with a new band and pivotal new music. On the Motewolonuwok tour, Dutcher invites audiences to be transformed by music that is more personal and intimate than ever, yet pushes the boundaries of his unique sonic landscape.
This next sonic journey is rooted in an ancestor quote:
Tan qiniw iyuwok wasis kpomawsuwinuwok, 'tankeyutomon-oc kihtahkomikomon.
As long as there is a child among our people, we will protect the land.
Head to TCU Place to purchase tickets to this event: TCU Place Box Office
Jeremy Dutcher is a Two-Spirit song carrier, composer, activist, and ethnomusicologist from Tobique First Nation in Eastern Canada. He gained international acclaim for his album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, which earned him the 2018 Polaris Music Prize and Indigenous Music Album of the Year at the 2019 JUNO Awards. His musical style blends the songs of his community with neoclassical, jazz, and pop influences, and has led him to collaborate with such iconic artists as Buffy Sainte-Marie and Yo-Yo Ma. Dutcher’s work has taken him to the world’s great concert halls, NPR’s Tiny Desk, and the judges' table of Canada’s Drag Race.
Show at 7:30PM. Doors open at 6:30PM. All Ages.
After a decade in the spotlight highlighted by two JUNO® Award nominations, multiplatinum
success, tens of millions of streams, and sold out shows, a period of reflection gave rise to
Bobby Bazini’s 2020 fourth full-length album, Move Away [Universal Music Canada]. At a time
when most are questioning the road previously travelled, the Quebec singer songwriter has
been taking stock of his journey thus far and the growth he has experienced both personally and
artistically whilst keeping one eye on the road ahead. Throughout this process, he was
challenged to evolve and in doing so has delivered an endearing and emotionally charged body
of work cognizant of where he came from whilst pointed towards a brighter future.
“I was reflecting on the past ten years,” he admits. “So much has happened. When I started, I
was 19-years-old and didn’t have a career or a steady relationship. It’s now exactly ten years
that I’ve been an artist and also been with my girlfriend. The two almost began simultaneously.
That was a crazy decade. At that time I remember how restless I could become with moving my
career outside my home province, instead of enjoying all the incredible things that were
happening on my front doorstep. Today I look back and I wouldn’t change a thing. I’m here,
doing what I love to do with my significant other by my side. With each album, I know I go a little
further and Move Away is that next step.”
OH WHAT A NIGHT! Is a blockbuster musical revue directed by award-winning Broadway producer/director Michael Chapman, written by Motown producer George Solomon and choreographed by critically acclaimed choreographer Paul Holmquist.
Sherry, Big Girls Don't Cry, Walk Like A Man, Can't Take My Eyes Off You, My Eyes Adored You, Working My Way Back To You, Let's Hang On and Who Loves You are just some of the many hits you'll enjoy from the dynamic songbook of those boys from Jersey, FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS. Between the score of recognizable tunes, and non-stop dancing OH WHAT A NIGHT! also delivers informative and often hilarious banter between the high-spirited cast!
OH WHAT A NIGHT! is more than just a concert. It’s a flashy all-around feel-good experience that leaves audiences on their feet Beggin’ for more.
The Barra MacNeils – An East Coast Christmas is a musical potpourri of traditional MacNeil family favourites gleaned from Christmas ceilidhs, midnight masses and the general festive frolic that accompanies each holiday season. With their captivating vocals, distinctive harmonies and extraordinary musicianship, The Barra MacNeils inject new life and energy into the sights and sounds of Christmas…one moment a rousing chorus, then a hauntingly beautiful Gaelic ballad, the next a flurry of foot-stomping instrumentals, which of course pulls one then another into a step-dancing revelry. For a delightful seasonal celebration, don’t miss An East Coast Christmas with the Barra MacNeils!
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