Hard to think of a better way to spend a Saturday in early October than with a sold out crowd at Kingston’s Slush Puppie Place and three of the hottest country artists on the radio today. Ashley Cooke and Mitchell Tenpenny supported Jordan Davis on his Damn Good Time Tour.
LEGENDARY STEVE MILLER BAND SET TO ROCK KINGSTON AT SLUSH PUPPIE PLACE!
The iconic Steve Miller Band is all set to bring their electrifying presence to Kingston at the Slush Puppie Place on June 25. With a career spanning over five decades, Steve Miller has captivated audiences worldwide, selling tens of millions of records and amassing billions of streams. His album “Greatest Hits 1974-78” even received the prestigious RIAA Diamond Award for selling over fifteen million copies, solidifying its place among the top 25 best-selling albums of all time.
The Glorious Sons Bask in the Glory
The Glorious Sons, along with guests The Blue Stones, brought their Glory tour to a packed TD Place on Thursday night.
Gord Bamford and friends bring Canadian Dirt to Kingston
Blue Rodeo celebrates 30 years in July with marathon show at Leon’s Centre in Kingston
Regardless of where your musical preferences fall on the spectrum I can almost bet that every Canadian is familiar with Blue Rodeo. First established in 1984 by Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor, October 26, 2023 marks the 30th anniversary of Five Days in July, the band’s firth and most commercially successful album, it has been certified six times platinum as of 2008. What better way to celebrate than with a tour and a, nearly, 3 hour party?
Jordan Davis announces The Damn Good Time World Tour
MULTI-PLATINUM, 3X CMA NOMINEE JORDAN DAVIS EXTENDS HIS DAMN GOOD TIME HEADLINING TOUR WITH DATES ACROSS THE US, CANADA, AND EUROPE
The Award-Winning Artist’s Headlining Tour, Which Initially Started August 31st In Atlanta, Adds Mitchell Tenpenny and Ashley Cooke As Support
And Kicks Off February 2nd in Copenhagen, Denmark
Tickets Available Through The Parish Pre-Sale Starting Wednesday,
October 11th, And For General On Sale On October 13th 10 a.m. Local Time
Billy Talent rocks Kingston 20 years after debut
Is anyone else having a hard time believing that Billy Talent released their debut album Billy Talent 20 years ago this August? What about Gob? Their album The World According to Gob turns 23 in less than a month. Thanks to both of these acts the Kingston Fronts will need to wait a bit to start their upcoming season while staff at Leon’s Centre rebuild the roof that got blown off the venue last night by a powerhouse display of Canadian rock…or are we calling them classic rock now?!?
Tegan and Sara Announce The “Not Tonight Tour”
An Intimate Evening of Music and Storytelling
ONTARIO RUN OF NOT TONIGHT TOUR KICKS OFF MARCH 2024
Tickets On Sale To General Public Starting September 8th At 10am Local Time
Blue Rodeo’s Five Days in July 30th Anniversary Tour Continues
TORONTO, ON (August 21, 2023) – This October, legendary alt-country rockers Blue Rodeo will be on tour celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the band’s massively successful fifth studio album Five Days in July. Fans can look forward to seeing the band hit the stage in Montreal, Hamilton, Kingston, London, Moncton and Halifax and hearing songs from the six-time platinum classic record, while also enjoying some more favourites from over the years.
Lee Brice brought his beer drinking opportunity tour to Kingston
I’ve only really considered myself a “Country Music” fan for about that last 15-16 years and even at that I’m often drawn more to the Canadian indie scene. That said Lee Brice has long been an artist on my bucket list that I’ve been wanting to see and this past week I got the best of both worlds as Lee Brice along with two rising stars on the Canadian Indie scene, Josh Ross and Tenille Arts, paid a visit to Eastern Ontario, first with a stop at Canadian Tire Centre followed by a stop at Kingston’s Leon’s Centre.