Canada Day Live Again in Ottawa!
This year marks the 155th anniversary of our nation and also the return to a live show in the capital after a few long years of pandemic restrictions!
CANADA DAY Celebrations Return To Ottawa
DISCOVER CANADA DAY 2022 LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM LEBRETON FLATS PARK
Dean Brody to headline Ontario’s FIRST drive-in concert!
Announced this morning Canadian country superstar Dean Brody will headline Ontario’s first drive-in concert on Canada Day.
The Riot Police Heat Things Up in Cornwall Ontario
Ottawa’s The Riot Police hit the stage for the Canada Day celebrations in Cornwall Ontario giving a heated performance on what what might have been one of the hottest days of the summer.
Canada Celebrates Year 152 on Parliament Hill
The weather gods atoned for the past two years on Monday by delivering a sunny warm day filled with good cheer, good music, and patriotism.
Barstool Prophets pre-Canada Day BASH coming to Overflow
The Barstool Prophets play their first show of 2019 and it’s a pre-Canada Day BASH at Overflow!!
Serena Ryder headlines Surrey Canada Day
Serena Ryder played to an enthusiastic (although “slightly” wet) crowd at the Bill Reid Amphitheatre for Surrey’s Canada Day celebration. Even though the day had several dark and ominous clouds overhead, it stayed quite warm – and dry – that is until they were setting up for Serena’s set …
Brett Kissel – Surrey Canada Day performer & MC
Brett Kissel, put on an incredibly high energy and engaging show opening up for Serena Ryder for Surrey BC’s Canada Day celebration. He had fans wait 10 hours out in the summer sun so they could have front row access.
All Toque ‘d up to start off Surrey Canada Day Concerts
Brent Fitz, Todd Kerns, Cory Churko formed the band Toque in 2012, initially as a one-off for a charity event in Winnipeg … but when these home grown Canadian guys loved the experience – and Canadian music – so much, they formed their own all-star cover band … but they cover all of their Canadian […]
Canada Day on Parliament Hill 2018: Hot Hot Hot!
The temperature on Sunday was forecast to hit a high of 36C and by early afternoon the humidex reached 47C matching an all-time high set in Ottawa. That didn’t stop many proud Canadians from braving the heat to join in the celebrations on the Hill.