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Great news Bublé fans! The Grammy winning, multi-platinum superstar entertainer will bring his Higher tour home to Canada this fall. Travelling to 11 Canadian cities, the tour produced by Live Nation Canada, will start at Vancouver’s Rogers Arena on Saturday, Oct. 1.

On March 9, 2020, Pearl Jam was the first major artist to pull the plug and postpone their Spring 2020 tour dates due to COVID-19 concerns. A few weeks later, the band’s new album Gigaton was released to critical acclaim but empty venues. Nearly two years later, Pearl Jam can finally hit the road with their 2020 North American tour dates officially rescheduled for May and September 2022. 

Seven new dates for The Ultimate Tour Named Death, Ghost’s six-week North American headline arena tour were announced today. With Nothing More providing support for the tour, the dates kick off on Friday, Sept. 13 in Bakersfield, Calif. and feature a date at Richcraft Live at Canadian Tire Centre on Friday, Oct. 18.

Legendary British rock and roll icons Def Leppard have announced a Canadian summer tour that will kick off in Halifax on Friday, July 12 and include stops in Montreal, Ottawa,  London and more before wrapping up in Calgary on July 31.

Avenged Sevenfold have announced additional dates for their 2018 North American arena headlining tour, with special guests Breaking Benjamin and Bullet For My Valentine, which will include a performance at Richcraft Live at Canadian Tire Centre on Jan. 21.

ZZ Top

It’s been 45 years last month since Billy, Dusty and Frank first took to the stage but you would never have known if you were in the audience at the Rogers K-Rock Centre in Kingston last night.

It was a good morning for America, and Canada, as Shania Twain announced her first major tour in over a decade.