Upcoming: Connect2Canada.com Events

Aug 12, 2009: Our Lady Peace at House of Blues

Jeremy Eves — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 07:25:19 -0700

Our Lady Peace is touring in support of their new album "Burn Burn" - released on July 21, 2009.

Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 8pm. Check out http://www.ourladypeace.net/ for more band details.

Jul 31, 2009: Film: Act of God at Gene Siskel Film Center

CHCGODuke — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 13:30:20 -0700

CHICAGO PREMIERE!

“Thematically adventurous and visually ravishing follow-up to MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES.”--Jason Anderson, Eye Weekly

Is being struck by lightning a random accident of nature, a sign summoned up by a shaman, or commentary by a displeased Almighty? Canadian Jennifer Baichwal, director of the mesmerizing cult hit MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES, delves into the mysterious lore surrounding lightning strikes through seven stories from around the globe, for an eerie meditation on chance. Novelist Paul Auster kicks off this inquiry with his narrative of an indelible incident from his youth, but the stories become progressively more strange and life-altering: true but teetering on the brink of urban legend; moving but with an edge of The Twilight Zone. Awe-inspiring lightning-storm sequences were shot over locations including Lake of the Woods and Georgian Bay. In English, Spanish, Yoruba, and French with English subtitles. 35mm.

Jul 17, 2009: 2009 Laguna Festival of Arts at Pageant of the Masters at Festival Of Arts

Anthony Maher — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:32:02 -0700

Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to mingle with fellow alumni and chat with one of the artists!

Join McGill alumni, parents and friends for an evening at the 2009 Laguna Festival of Art at Pageant of the Masters and a unique opportunity to hear from artist Will Koffman, 20-year-old son of Dr. Brian, MDCM’75, and Patty Koffman, the youngest participant in this prestigious event.

Before the Pageant of the Masters begins, guests will be treated to a wine & cheese (hosted by Brian and Patty Koffman), followed by a brief and fun talk given by Will Koffman about his unique fine art bleach drawings on black cotton, on display at his booth. This will not disappoint!

Cost: $38, includes ticket to POM (Director's Center seats) and wine & cheese

Parking: There is a municipal parking lot also about 1 mile from POM for $7

RSVP: https://www.alumni.mcgill.ca/aoc/events-travel/EventDetails.php?id=MzczMg==

For more information, please email event.registration@mcgill.ca or call 1-800-567-5175, local 7684.

Jul 23, 2009: The 2009 Festival of Music and the 7th Washington International Piano Artists Competition (July 23-26) at Various Locations on July 23-26

Hawkes — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:29:59 -0700

The Washington International Piano Arts Council hosts an annual Festival of Music and an International Piano Competition for piano artists above the age of 31. These musicians will perform at sites such as George Washington University, Embassy of Finland and the Embassy of France and other various locations. There will be up to 30 international pianists from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Korea, Japan, Lithuania, Mexico, Vietnam and the mainland USA (from California to New York and Florida). All will be traveling in to compete for honors, distinction and cash awards.

For details about event times and locations, please see the following website: http://www.canadianembassy.org/recordings/Schedule.html

Among this year's participants are three Canadians - Dr. Daniel Kandelman, Kathleen Penny, and Joan Zarry (bios below):

Dr. Daniel Kandelman:

Dr. Kandelman is full professor, Chairman of the Division of preventive and community dentistry and Director of the International Center for prevention of dental diseases toward populations with specific needs, at the Faculty of Dental Medicine, Université de Montréal, Montréal Canada. He obtained his doctoral degree DrCD (1968)) in Marseille France, a Doctoral degree DMD (1973) in fixed prosthodontics in Geneva Swizterland, and a Master degree of Public Health MPH (1975) at Harvard University ,US. In addition of his academic involvements, he is actively collaborating with Health Canada, the Canadian Dental Association, the Department of Health of the city of Montreal, and the World health Association in Geneva.

Dr. Kandelman has studied music in France with Mrs. Larrieu, Professor at the conservatory of Marseille, from 6 to 14 years. In Canada he took private lessons with Mrs. Douglas Dalhgren, (Mc Gill Conservatory), Pierre Jasmin, Director of the Department of music at the Université du Québec à Montréal and more recently with Jean Pascal Hamelin, Professor of piano and Conductor.

Daniel Kandelman has participated in ten international outstanding amateur’s piano competitions in Europe and in the US; he has been semi-finalist in Paris, Boston and more recently in Vienna (April 2009). He has organized and participated in more than 30 piano recitals; few of them have been organized in Montreal for humanitarian Canadian Societies (ONG) such as Cansave the Children, The Canadian association on epilepsy, Dentistes sans frontieres, ATD Quart Monde (2004)

He has also performed Bach and Mozart concertos few years ago with l’Orchestre des Jeunes de Montréal conducted by Maestro Louis Lavigueur at the auditorium Claude Champagne,Faculty of music Université de Montréal( benefit concert for Dentistes sans frontiers) and in October 26, 2007 at La Chapelle historique du Bon Pasteur, Montréal with students of the Faculty of music of Montreal conducted by Maestro Jean Pascal Hamelin (benefit concert for the Faculty of dental medicine, Université de Montréal). He has also played in duo recitals with flûte (Bach sonates) and with violon (Beethoven spring sonata and Mozart sonata).Favorite repertoire include Bach, Mozart, Chopin, American Scott Joplin ragtimes.

Kathleen Penny:

Kathleen Penny is a partner with the Canadian law firm of Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP with a full-time practice in corporate income tax law, and a mother of two boys. She is recognized as a leading tax practitioner in Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009. In the 2009 edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada, she was voted by peers as one of the leading tax lawyers in Canada. Kathleen learned piano as a child, sang in choirs and played violin in her school orchestra. After a lengthy gap in her musical education to pursue university degrees in Chemical Physics and in Law, have two children and become a successful business lawyer, she resumed serious piano study in 1998. She is currently studying piano with Patricia Parr.

Kathleen earned her diploma in Piano Performance from the Royal Conservatory of Music in 2005. She gave her first full-length solo recital in 2006 at the Heliconian Hall in Toronto, and a second full recital in 2008 at the Unitarian Church in Toronto. She was a semi-finalist at the 2005, 2007 and 2009 Boston amateur piano competitions, a finalist at the 2006 and 2008 Washington (WIPAC) piano competitions, and a finalist in the senior piano division at recent Kiwanis Music Festivals in Toronto, and named Outstanding Pianist of the Davenport Music Festival in Toronto in 2009. Kathleen participated as a piano soloist and in a piano 4-hands recital at the "Pianestival" in Nice, France this summer.

Joan Zarry:

For 35 years, Joan Zarry has been involved in a property development and design business in Toronto. She began studies in piano at an early age, and was the recipient of many awards and scholarships in music and drama. At age 16, she received an ARCT (Associate of Royal Conservatory of Music) certificate from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, where she became a member of the music faculty. She also joined the faculty of Northwestern University, Evanstown, Illinois, prior to her involvement in property development and design during her mid 30’s, a business she was involved with for 35 years.

Five years ago, she underwent a personal transformation that led her back to her roots, her first love, the piano! In May, 2009, she was a finalist in the Boston Competition for Outstanding Amateur Pianists, and is now making rapid strides in pursuit of artistic excellence. She also has a slot on YouTube.

Click here to view an article mentioning last year's competition: http://www.washdiplomat.com/DPouch/2008/August/080708lifestyle.html#Anchor1

Aug 12, 2009: Rubberbandance Group at Ted Shawn Theater

rosinemck — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:00:10 -0700

Rubberbandance Group returns to Jacob’s Pillow this summer for the first time since they wowed audiences at the Pillow in 2006. Six performances in the Doris Duke Theatre will feature Victor Quijada’s and Anne Plamondon’s latest work, Punto Ciego (Blind Spot). This evening-length piece for eight dancers explores the disconnection between reality as experienced on the Internet, television, and real life. Punto Ciego incorporates Victor Quijada’s eclectic approach to dance—ballet, hip-hop, contemporary movement, spoken word, and video are fused together seamlessly to create a work that “is a submersion in the connection between audience and performer” (Hour, Montréal). Collaborators include Montréal-based videographer René-Pierre Bélanger and composer Jasper Gahuina, also known as DJ Lil’ Jaz.

Before each performance, Montréal-based dance critic Philip Szporer will give a free Pre-Show Talk, and the Friday evening performance will be followed by a Post-Show conversation with Victor Quijada and Anne Plamondon. Quijada will teach a master class for Pillow students, staff, interns, and the public on Sunday, August 16.

Jul 29, 2009: Les Grands Ballets de Montreal at Ted Shawn Theater

rosinemck — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 08:36:43 -0700

Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their U.S. debut at Jacob’s Pillow with an exclusive U.S. appearance. During six performances in the Ted Shawn Theatre, they will introduce American audiences to Italy’s “maestro of dance,” Mario Bigonzetti, with two divergent works that highlight the virtuosity of the dancers.

Les Quatre Saisons, performed to Antonio Vivaldi’s concerto, is a lush contemporary ballet danced en pointe. In contrast, Cantata turns its focus to the Mediterranean and the folk culture of southern Italy, and is performed with a quartet of singers, the Gruppo Musicale Assurd.

On August 1, Gradimir Pankov and his wife, Margret Kaufmann who studied dance at The School at Jacob’s Pillow in 1963, will participate in an hour-long discussion with a Pillow Scholar-in-Residence about their life in ballet.

Before each performance, a free Pre-Show Talk will offer background information about the company history, its longstanding relationship to Jacob’s Pillow, and the specific works on the program.

Thursday evening’s performance will be followed by a Post-Show Talk with Gradimir Pankov and some of the dancers.

Aug 19, 2009: Kidd Pivot at Ted Shawn Theater

rosinemck — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:06:05 -0700

Vancouver-based Kidd Pivot will present six performances in the Doris Duke Theatre of Crystal Pite’s Lost Action. Inspired in part by reading her great-uncle’s letters from World War Two, Pite explores loss, war, and disappearance in this 70-minute work that the Georgia Straight described as "the kind of audacious, witty work that makes you excited about dance.” The soundscape, created by fellow British Columbian Owen Belton, features everything from choral melody to ukulele and spoken word. Pite, who will perform with the company, has been called one of the smartest international dancemakers of today.

Free Pre-Show Talks will introduce audiences to Pite’s choreography, and a Friday evening Post-Show Talk will give audience members a chance to talk directly with her. Crystal Pite will teach a master class for Pillow students, staff, and the public on August 23.

Jul 11, 2009: No Borders Concert-Native American blues, rock, and traditional music at Waterfront Park

rosinemck — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 10:19:40 -0700

Concert Including Grammy-winning Iroquois singer-songwriter Joanne Shenandoah, and Gary Farmer & the Troublemakers. Also, special appearance by Heritage and Harmony, international choral group of Quebec, French, and Vermont kids.

Waterfront Park Main Stage, Burlington, VT

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration please visit their website.

Jul 10, 2009: Concert Series - Quebec All-Stars at Waterfront Park, Main stage

rosinemck — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 10:16:28 -0700

Concert Series--Quebec All-Stars featuring Quebec’s hugely popular Cowboys Fringants (the Dashing Cowboys) and Juno award-winning favorites, Le Vent du Nord.

Waterfront Park Main Stage, 7:30pm. FREE

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration visit their website.

Jul 10, 2009: Cinema Champlain Film Series: Bon Cop Bad Cop at City Hall Park

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:12:26 -0700

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration please visit their website.

Jul 10, 2009: Strolling Performers at Church Street Marketplace

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:00:57 -0700

Featuring the mobile music machine troupe, Ensemble Karel. Also a 12-piece Quebec City marching band, Fanfarniente della Strada,and comic characters, Toxique Trottoir - The Botero Family. Noon – 4 pm

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration please visit their website.

Jul 10, 2009: Champlain Valley Stage: Quebec All-Stars Concert at City Hall Park

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:56:15 -0700

This concert features Les Charboniers de l’Enfer (Coal Miners from Hell.) Also Inuit singer songwriter Eliaspie Isaac and Quebec youth musicians Young Traditions. Noon - 3pm.

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration please visite their website.

Jul 10, 2009: Blues Cruise at Lake Champlain Ferries

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:51:46 -0700

A special Lake Champlain cruise featuring food, wine, and performance by Quebec blues master Bob Walsh, Huron Indian guitar virtuoso, Gilles Sioui, and harmonica virtuoso Guy Belanger.

Departs 5:30 pm from Lake Champlain Ferries Main Street Landing. Ticketed event, FlynnTix Regional Box Office ($40 advance. $45 day of cruise).

Jul 9, 2009: Women’s Territories at Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:30:13 -0700

Territoires Feminins (Women’s Territories): Created and performed by Quebec Abenaki dancer and choreographer, Marie Claude Rodrigue. Includes brief nudity.

Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center, Black Box Theater, 8pm. Tickets $15.

Jul 8, 2009: Sail Boston at Boston Harbor

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:22:22 -0700

Make sure to visit the Bluenose!

The five-day Sail Boston Festival will begin with ship arrivals into Boston Harbor on July 8th, continue with a crew and cadet parade through the downtown streets of Boston, crew and cadet soccer tournaments, exciting harbor tours, shopping, music, entertainment and the best cuisine in New England.

Vessels will dock in the emerging Seaport District, Fan Pier Basin, Rowes Wharf and at the historic wharfs of the North End and Charlestown.
In addition to the many activities and events, Sail Boston will entertain its younger audience with educational programs focusing on US and international maritime history. Cadets and crewmembers will be available to educate children of all ages of their personal experiences at sea, home countries and more.

Jul 8, 2009: Champlain Valley Stage: Franco-American Day at City Hall Park

rosinemck — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:14:37 -0700

Michele Choiniere, Beaudoin Legacy, Va-et-Vient, and Trio Gusto. Vermont and Champlain Valley performers join Franco-American artists at City Hall Park from noon to 5:30pm.

This event is part of the Quadracentenial celebration in Vermont. For more information on the celebration visit their website.

Jul 6, 2009: Bizzarium Aquarium--Lakeside Spectacle for All Ages at ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center

rosinemck — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:46:24 -0700

Bizzarium Aquarium--Lakeside Spectacle for All Ages:

World-acclaimed Quebec puppet troupe Les Sages Fous leads a magical voyage where town streets become canals and buildings create fjords.

ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center/Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, 8:30 and 10pm. Tickets $10, kids $5.

Aug 20, 2009: Tanya Tagaq at Diker Pavilion

Perpa_NYC — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:03:24 -0700

Tanya Tagaq is a unique Inuit performer who has taken her love and respect of the ancient musical tradition of throat singing from her native Nunavut and mixed it with a powerful infusion of contemporary styles. She has collaborated with Bjork, Kronos Quartet, and Mike Patton (Faith No More/Mr. Bungle) and was named winner of the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards “Best Female Artist” of 2008. On August 19, as part of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, Tagaq joins Tony Award-winner Stew and long-time collaborator Heidi Rodewald of Passing Strange renown in deconstructing some of their favorite Broadway show tunes – and performing some of their own. On August 20, she performs solo as part of the Native Sounds Downtown series at the Museum of the American Indian.

Aug 19, 2009: Tanya Tagaq at Lincoln Center Out of Doors

Perpa_NYC — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:34:14 -0700

Aug 6, 2009: John Kelly Sings the Joni Mitchell Songbook at Castle Clinton National Monument

Perpa_NYC — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:13:22 -0700

Two-time Obie Award-winning performance artist John Kelly pays tribute to Canadian singer-songwriter legend Joni Mitchell by way of impersonation: he wears a wig and dress while evoking her smoky soprano with his own countertenor. He even plays dulcimer and replicates Mitchell’s signature open-tuning guitar style. Rather than bawdy caricature, Kelly’s performance is a loving tribute, and the songs are beautifully interpreted.

"There's drag and then there's transformation through spiritual osmosis, and that's what John Kelly accomplishes with this tribute... Magnificent." -- New York Times

Aug 1, 2009: Francesca Gagnon at Queens Theatre in the Park

Perpa_NYC — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 10:38:28 -0700

Renowned Québécoise singer Francesca Gagnon rose to fame as the “the voice of Alegria” for the Cirque du Soleil production of the same name. Charming audiences and critics around the world with her mesmerizing voice and incredible talent, Gagnon and the Alegria soundtrack album remained on the Billboard charts in the U.S. for 56 weeks and climbed to number one on World Music chart. As a solo artist, she remains one of the most recognizable voices in theater. She performs alongside Chilean superstars Inti-Illimani at the 13th Annual Latino Cultural Festival in Queens.

Aug 1, 2009: Dorothea Rockburne: Homage to Colin Powell at Queens Museum of Art

Perpa_NYC — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 10:12:22 -0700

Dorothea Rockburne: Homage to Colin Powell
Through early September
Queens Museum of Art
New York City Building
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens, NY
(718) 592-9700

Web: www.queensmuseum.org

Montreal-born artist Dorothea Rockburne is a leading Abstract artist. Her work explores geometry, equilibrium, and proportional relationships while using materials like cardboard, crude oil, and, more recently, gold leaf and pure pigment. Her deep interest in mathematics and astronomy is evident in her work-in-progress mural, Homage to Colin Powell. Homage depicts the sky over Jamaica on the night Colin Powell, whose parents were from Jamaica, was born. Rockburne will complete the mural in August, and it will be on display until early September.

Photo: H. Thomson.

Jul 21, 2009: Ayria opens for VNV Nation (with War Tapes) at 9:30 Club

Hawkes — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 11:37:16 -0700

Ayria is a Canadian future/synthpop musical group formed in early 2003. The group released its third full-length album, "Hearts For Bullets," on September 12, 2008.

Jul 14, 2009: Cavalia at Under the White Big Top

CHCGODuke — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 13:49:06 -0700

Cavalia, the spectacular equestrian odyssey makes its Chicago debut beginning Tuesday, July 14. This multimedia extravaganza brings together more than 100 two and four-legged artists. The mix of horses, acrobats, aerialists, dancers, riders and musicians transports spectators to dream-like settings while celebrating the timeless bond between horses and humans. Cavalia will be presented under its towering White Big Top, which will be pitched in Chicago’s stylish West Loop at Racine and Jackson. Performances will run July 14 through July 26.

Normand Latourelle, founder and artistic director of Cavalia, is the visionary behind the show. As one of the co-founders of Cirque du Soleil, Latourelle first brought Cirque to Chicago in 1988. Through Latourelle’s passionate vision, Cavalia revolutionizes equestrian and performing arts much like Cirque du Soleil revolutionized the circus. Latourelle has become renowned for adventurous, mammoth and innovative productions that transport spectators to new realms of imagination.

Cavalia has captivated audiences across North America and Europe and has been praised by the media and critics alike. The New York Times summed it up by saying Cavalia is “A celebration of the unique emotional and physical bonds between humans and animals,” while CNN’s Larry King cheered “The greatest show I have ever seen!” O Magazine proclaimed that “The wildly beautiful stallions of Cavalia leave audiences with their hearts galloping.” The Las Vegas magazine raved “One of the most spectacular hybrids of modern theater in the world,” while the Los Angeles Times described it as “Blissful play, haunting score…striking aerial grace.” Finally, Madrid’s El Pais declared “Magical Moments…Like in a dream,” while Amsterdam’s De Telegraf called Cavalia “A fairytale for the entire family!”

Cavalia is a show unlike any other, a lavish orchestration blending multimedia theatrical spectacle with equestrian and performing arts. Acrobats, aerialists, dancers, musicians and riders are showcased on an enormous, 160-foot-wide stage; a space so expansive that it allows the horses sufficient space to gallop and cavort, at times completely unbridled. Recognized for their expertise in the realm of multimedia, Cavalia’s creators have used cutting-edge technology to create dream-like fantasy world. Large, panoramic images are projected on to a 210-foot-wide curved screen, while stunning special and lighting effects illuminate the action on the stage and in the air. Original live music and vocals accompany this feast for the senses.

Cavalia is presented under North America’s largest touring tent, a pristine white structure rising some 100 feet above the ground and spanning more than 26,264 square feet. The stage alone is the equivalent to the width of a regulation NFL football field.

Juxtaposed with the vibrancy of the lavish production is a subtle thematic line that tells the story of the evolution of horses and their bond with human beings, beginning with their unbridled life in the wilderness, to early domestication and ultimately to a rapport with people based on mutual respect.

Featured in Cavalia are 13 different breeds of horses, including Arabians, Spanish Pure Breeds, Lusitanos, Quarter Horses, Appaloosas and Paint horses from France, Canada, Spain and the United States. The featured artists represent talented individuals from such nations as the United States Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Morocco, Portugal, and Russia.

Jul 11, 2009: San Jose Earthquakes vs. Toronto FC at Buck Shaw Stadium

cdnconsulatesf — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:06:50 -0700

Jul 10, 2009: The Agonist at Jaxx Night Club

Hawkes — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 07:02:37 -0700

The Agonist (formerly The Tempest) is a Canadian melodic metalcore band signed to Century Media Records. Hailing from Montreal, The Agonist comprises vocalist Alissa White-Gluz, guitarist Danny Marino, bassist Chris Kells, drummer Simon McKay and touring guitarist Chris Adolph. The band released their second album, called "Lullabies for the Dormant Mind," in March 2009.[14]

Source: Wikipedia

Doors Open: 6 PM

Sep 19, 2009: Los Angeles Galaxy Vs Toronto FC at The Home Depot Center

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:42:10 -0700

Aug 29, 2009: Seattle Sounders FC Vs Toronto FC at Qwest Field

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:13:24 -0700

Aug 1, 2009: New England Revolution Vs Toronto FC at Gillette Stadium

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 07 May 2009 03:45:26 -0700

Jul 25, 2009: Toronto FC at Columbus Crew at Crew Stadium

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:15:37 -0700

Columbus Crew will host Toronto FC in this soccer matchup.

Sep 26, 2009: Chicago Fire V Toronto FC at Toyota Park

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:54:47 -0700

Jul 12, 2009: Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays at Oriole Park at Camden Yards

Hawkes — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 13:43:38 -0700

The Baltimore Orioles battles the Toronto Blue Jays in baseball.

Aug 6, 2009: Rufus Wainwright at Longwood Gardens

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:23:06 -0700

The son of folk stars Loudon Wainwright III and Kate McGarrigle, Rufus Wainwright performs orchestral pop with hints of folk, rock and even opera.

Jul 22, 2009: Zo2, The Trews, Civil Twilight at Mercury Lounge

Upcoming Robot — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:09:31 -0700

Jul 15, 2009: Sum 41 at House of Blues

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Jan 23, 2010: NATALIE MACMASTER & DONNELL LEAHY at University of Florida - Curtis M Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Upcoming Robot — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:11:49 -0700

Sep 11, 2009: The Guess Who at Penn's Peak

Upcoming Robot — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:11:55 -0700

Aug 9, 2009: The Guess Who at Hudson Gardens

Upcoming Robot — Thu, 28 May 2009 02:57:12 -0700

The Guess Who are famous for their classic rock style and their anthem, 'American Woman.' Other hits include 'These Eyes,' 'No Time' and 'Laughing.'