Friday brought the first full day of Boots and Hearts with both stages going all day.
AWARD-WINNING BOOTS AND HEARTS MUSIC FESTIVAL UNVEILS FULL 2023 ARTIST LINE-UP
GLOBAL SUPERSTARS NICKELBACK, KEITH URBAN AND TIM MCGRAW TO HEADLINE MAIN STAGE AT BURL’S CREEK EVENT GROUNDS
Big Wreck, Breland And Tyler Joe Miller Set To Headline The Front Porch Stage
DALLAS SMITH ANNOUNCES THE SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE 2022 TOUR
NOMINATED FOR FIVE 2021 CCMA AWARDS SMITH IS SET TO DEBUT HIS BRAND-NEW SINGLE “HIDE FROM A BROKEN HEART” WITH A SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ON THE CCMA AWARDS NOVEMBER 29
2022 Canadian Tour Set To Kick Off May 24 With James Barker Band & Special Guest Meghan Patrick Plus Shawn Austin, JoJo Mason, Kelly Prescott & Manny Blu
Tickets On Sale Friday, November 26
Live music explodes back to Festival Country de Lotbinière with Matt Lang at the helm
The day started out looking much like a repeat of 2019 which saw heavy rains overtake the venue but Matt Lang promised that the rain would push past by showtime and although light rain continued on and off through Manny Blu’s, just as Matt had promised, the passed and a rainbow took its place just in time for Kelsi Mayne to take to the stage.
Festival Country de Lotbinière to postpone its summer edition to the end of September!
The sixth edition of the Lotbinière Country Festival, a pioneer of country music in Quebec and one of the largest of its kind in Eastern Canada, today announces the postponement of its current edition initially scheduled for mid-June.
POSTPONED – Matt Lang and High Valley join Granger Smith at Festival Country de Lotbinière
The Lotbinière Country Festival, pioneer of new country music events in Quebec and one of the most important of its kind in the province, today unveils the complete program for its 6th edition. Having already confirmed the presence of Granger Smith, who is resuming the show he had to cancel last year, the organization is now announcing the highly anticipated Canadian duo High Valley and the beloved country boy in Quebec Matt Lang. The Festival, which was to take place from June 19 to 21, 2020 in the small and captivating municipality of Saint-Agapit, near Quebec City, has been postponed to June 18 to June 20, 2021 due to restrictions caused by COVID-19.
George Canyon brought Hit After Hit to Devon AB
George Canyon brought Charlie Major, Doc Walker, and Manny Blu along to blow the roof off the first ever concert at Dale Fisher Arena with Hit After Hit in Devon Alberta.
