There is some really great local talent, as well as some international superstars, who are going to be performing in Northeastern Ontario this winter. There's no better way to stay warm than by taking in some live music!
Come on out to the Vale Living with Lakes Centre to take in a FREE concert featuring classic guitartists Allan Yzereef Jr. and Keenan Comartin. This is a great family event where you can bring your own lunch, relax, and enjoy some great music on the lake!
Friday night is "Country Night" featuring Aaron Pritchett, Kira Isabella, and David James. Saturday night features Glass Tiger, The Spoons, and special guests to wrap up the music festival with "Rock Night." The first ever Frost Fest hosted at the Caruso Club will be providing some much needed winter entertainment to Sudbury this year.
The three peice alternative rock band hailing from Sudbury Ontario will be returning home to perform at the intimate Little Montreal. Fresh off the release of their debut record Cut Teeth, the band will be ready to put on an awesome show supporting a great cause! Proceeds from this show will be donated to Pet Save Sudbury.
Paul Brandt makes his way across Canada in support of his new EP, The Journey BNA: Vol. 2, and will be performing at the Sudbury Arean on February 24. For ticket information, click here.
This alt-rock band from Toronto have grown quickly in the Canadian music scene with their unique combination of folk, pop music, and alternative. The Windsong Music Festival in Powassan is putting on this concert to fill the gap for music in the winter!
Four incredibly talented Canadian musicians come together to present "Lunch at Allen's". Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Chrch, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas have a combined to either write or sing on over 25,000,000 CDs and have established themselves as one of the greatest Canadian ensembles of all time. They will also be including a "dash of Christmas spirit" to help you get excited for the Christmas season.
Two classic Canadian rock bands are teaming up to tour across Canada and they are making a much anticipated stop in North Bay at the end of January.
This impressive a capella group performing country music hits rolls into North Bay in February. This talented five-man group has found fame on YouTube with with its no-instrument, all-vocal musical performances.
The first performance is by the Timmins Symphony Orchestra and Chorus celebrates the holiday season with their Christmas concert. The second performance sees the Thunder Bay Symphony Orceshtra team up with Timmins to put on a great show for all.
