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The good news, Norm Foster will be on stage for his own Old Love, starting August 18.
Read moreThe good news, Norm Foster will be on stage for his own Old Love, starting August 18.
Read moreAs you can see each category was stacked with winners, both potential and for all intent and purpose.
Read moreCongratulations to Lance Anderson. He’s been nominated for Piano/Keyboard Player of the Year for the 2021 Maple Blues Awards.
Read moreAlex covers a lot of tunes few others do when he plays other kinds of gigs, so he was definitely in keeping with that philosophy doing tunes most blues fans may not have heard before.
Read moreYeah sure, some of us can do some of the things Buddy did, but I have yet to hear anyone play who can do a whole show’s worth, or even one song and not leave you thinking, “Not like Buddy.”
Read moreYou can get the cheap, cheap, cheap season tickets ($70, did I say cheap?) at the Opera House box office.
Read moreI think setting up a recording studio is an excellent idea and having spent a lot of time in studios working on videos and music I can vouch for how it can eat time like you wouldn’t believe.
Read moreNow the bad news, tickets for both nights at St. Paul’s are sold out. Not to worry, there’ plenty to enjoy at other venues after the main stage shows are done.
Read moreWhy is it people will pay 50 bucks to see a show at the Opera House by Joe Schmedly from Saskatoon and right up the street is something as good, if not better and there’s only a handful of people taking it in?
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