One of my all-time favourite summer festivals, Mattawa Voyageur Days, announced the remaining acts for their already stellar 2015 line-up.
The 2015 line-up features, previously announced, headliners Dallas Smith kicking off the event on Friday July 23, Sam Roberts taking to the stage on Saturday at noon and Tom Cochrane closing the event on Sunday.
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Sam Roberts
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Tom Cochrane
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The line-up is now completed with the recent additions of Voyageur Days mainstays -TROOPER AND THE ONLY PLATINUM SELLING ALL FEMALE ROCK BAND OF THE ‘80”S VIXEN (6 #1 MTV videos and 4 top 50 songs on the billboard charts) to its SATURDAY 12-12 ROCK WHERE THE RIVERS MEET.
“The Committee is very pleased with this stellar music line-up and just a phenomenal price” says Jacques Begin Co-Chair Mattawa Voyageur Days.
The total line-up includes MIKE TRUDELL 7pm, JESS MOSKALUKE 8:15pm AND DALLAS SMITH 10pm for the Friday Night New Country.
Saturday ROCK WHERE THE RIVERS MEETS includes SAM ROBERTS BAND 12NOON, VIXEN 2PM, TROOPER 4PM, FIREHOUSE 7:30PM AND PAUL RODGERS BAD COMPANY 10PM.
Sunday festival wrap-up includes JAKE AND THE FUNDAMENTALS 7PM AND TOM COCHRANE AND RED
RIDER 9PM followed by a spectacular fireworks show.
Mattawa Voyageur Days will also be hosting a FREE Sunday afternoon entertainment package that will include a mixture of easy listening to a high insensitive toe tapping music line-up for all to enjoy.
Mattawa Voyageur Days has been named in the TOP1OO Festivals and Events in Ontario for seven consecutive years (2008-2013) by Festivals and Events Ontario and have sold out six of the last seven years.
Every summer since 1997, the Mattawa Voyageur Days Festival is held the last weekend of July. It is organized by the Town of Mattawa and takes place behind the Museum on Explorer’s Point. Some of the events include a regional talent night, lumberjack competition, and canoe race. Live music is a large part of the Festival, and has in the past included such notable Canadian musicians as April Wine, Trooper, Saga, Loverboy, Honeymoon Suite, Chuck Labelle and David Wilcox, among others like Liteside and other local singers and musicians from inside and outside the region play on the Thursday night.
As part of tradition, on the Sunday of the event at dusk there is a choreographed fireworks show.
A Saturday headliner is expected to be announced soon and organizers promise that it will “blow you away.”
Wristbands are now on sale at all area Scotiabanks and Caisse Populaires, in the Mattawa region, as well the Mattawa Travel Information Centre for $45 tax included. For more information visit www.voyageurdays.com
The price increases to $50 on April 6th and if you buy at the gate it will be $55.
