ICYMI, Brody released the song of the summer, “Paint the Town Redneck”, last Friday
The Wilkinsons take enthusiastic Brockville crowd on trip down memory lane
I first saw Amanda, Tyler and Steve, aka the Wilkinson’s, live 23 years ago this summer at the North Bay Heritage Festival. We were all kids back then, especially so for Amanda and Tyler. The trio has gone through a number of iterations over the years including a run as duo, Small Town Pistols featuring just Amanda and Tyler, as well as a solo run for Amanda but they always seem to find their way back to the stage as a family and when they do it’s nothing short of magic and last night was no exception.
Rumba Party with Jesse Cook at Brockville Arts Centre.
Cook and his accomplished ensemble of musicians put on an unblemished performance at the Brockville Arts Centre last Wednesday leaving the audience asking when he’s coming back.
Alan Doyle Brings East Coast Feel to Brockville Arts Centre
Alan Doyle is a cut above the rest in terms of charm and commitment to a light-hearted, feel good performance.
Brett Kissel exploded into Brockville with sold out show at Brockville Arts Centre
5 years ago this past September Sound Check Entertainment was still in its infancy. I had just started working with a small venue in Eastern Ontario, the Joshua Bates Centre, that had developed one heck of a resume for hosting some of the biggest names in music before they hit it big. One of the artists on the bill for my first season with the JBC was a young man from Alberta named Brett Kissel. Although still relatively unknown Brett was best known, at the time, for his musical plea to the NHL and the players union to come to terms and return to the ice with his song “Hockey Please Come Back”. At the time Brett had just released his debut, major label, single “Started with A Song” the video for which went #1 on CMT that very night.
Nothing blue about Matt Andersen and Steve Hill’s show in Brockville
It was a fitting way to lead into JUNO week in eastern Ontario as two incredibly talented, and award winning, Canadian musicians, Steve Hill and Matt Andersen, took to the stage at the Brockville Arts Centre on Friday night and boy did they put on a show for the sold-out crowd.
Terri Clark returned to Brockville with incredibly intimate show on Wednesday
It’s only been 3 and half years since Terri Clark last sold out the Brockville Arts Centre and last night she managed to pack the venue again only this time with no frills or gimmicks just Terri and her guitars and it couldn’t have been better. (on a side note the venue would not allow photo or video so all photos are from Terri’s tour launch in the spring at Casino Rama)
Burton Cummings coming to Brockville this November
One of the most celebrated artists in Canadian music history, Burton Cummings, is coming to the Brockville Arts Centre on Wednesday November 2, 2016 at 8pm.
Terri Clark returns to her Roots with cross-Canada acoustic tour!
Toronto, ON (April 18, 2016) – Two time JUNO Award winner and eight time CCMA Entertainer of the Year recipient Terri Clark is pleased to announce the 2016 Back To My Roots Solo Acoustic Tour, kicking off in Summerside, PEI on September 14th. This is Clark like never before, up close and personal, performing her catalog of hits acoustically and sharing stories from her extensive career spanning over two decades, over the course of an impressive 40 dates.
Randy Bachman coming to Brockville
Guess Who’s coming to Brockville this summer? That’s right Randy Bachman formerly of Bachman-Turner Overdrive and The Guess Who will be taking care of business at the Brockville Arts Centre this June!
