BRANTFORD, ON, June 13, 2023 /CNW/ – Prepare for an unforgettable experience as three legendary Canadian performers take the stage together for an exceptional evening of county music! The Great Canadian Roadtrip tour’s epic lineup includes award-winning country duo Doc Walker, two-time CCMA Male Vocalist of the Year award-winning Jason McCoy, and one of Canada’s most recognized and awarded female country singers, Michelle Wright. Tickets will be available on Friday, June 16, 2023, at 10 AM.
You know winter is drawing to a close when the big concert announcements start to come in. 2020 had it’s share of drive-in shows with star studded line-ups and it looks like 2021 is going to bring us much of the same, at least for the first part of the summer. The first big drive-in festival announced it’s lineup this morning featuring headliners David Boyd Janes, Kansas Stone and Jason McCoy.
Awards To Be Presented In A Drive-In Style Show At New Venue
on the Raceway at Western Fair District
In late March, Brian John Harwood (of Kansas Stone) teamed up with Dustin Bird to craft a single to be released in support of the Unison Benevolent Fund. They set out with the goal to write and release a feel-good track to bring fans and artists together through these challenging times.
It’s an uncertain time for all of us but musicians, for the first time in a long time, are unable to make a living. With venues across the globe closed and their fans sequestered to their homes a new era of live music is dawning. Musicians around the world are taking to the internet and sharing their music live online via live streaming platforms. You can see a full schedule of upcoming performances here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/sound-check-entertainment-fans-first/streaming-schedule/497928164235775/. Along with the individual shows comes one of the first ever completely online digital streaming festival “Diesel Bird”.
As I left my house for the drive to the first ever Big Sky Music Festival at Burl’s Creek, which is also home to Boots and Hearts, the skies seemed to get darker as we got closer to the Great Lakes, would this inaugural event be a washout? Well once we finally arrived at Burl’s Creek the skies cleared and bright blue skies with no cloud in the sky paved the way for a perfect day.
