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Shark Sandwich – Parry Sound – 80’s Dance Party in support of Campfire Circle

Muskoka411 Staff — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 23:05:35 +0000

Shark Sandwich – PARRY SOUND – 80’s Dance Party in support of Campfire Circle

Get ready to dance the night away at the most rad 80’s Dance Party in town! We’re bringing all the classic hits, neon vibes, and retro moves for an epic night of fun.

Join us THIS SATURDAY, July 18th for the 2nd Annual Shark Sandwich Benefit Concert in support of Campfire Circle, featuring Trev Hammer at the Jolly Roger Inn.

Canada’s favourite party band (from Edmonton, Alberta), Shark Sandwich, as well as local troubadour Trev Hammer, are set to deliver high-energy dance rock ‘n’ roll while raising funds for Campfire Circle. With a history of raising significant funds for local charities, these awesome bands are ready to hit the stage to help create more healing through happiness for the campers and their families.

Ticket site is here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shark-sandwich-parry-sound-80s-dance-party-tickets-1987644053871?aff=oddtdtcreator

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The Trews And Bleeker Announced for Concert For Care In Support Of Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital

Muskoka411 Staff — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 16:45:18 +0000

The Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital (OSMH) Foundation is proud to announce the full lineup for Concert for Care, an exciting new signature event that brings the community together through music while supporting healthcare closer to home.

Headlining the inaugural concert is The Trews, joined by special guest Bleeker, for an unforgettable night at Casino Rama Resort on Friday, October 16, 2026, at 8 p.m.

The Trews are one of Canada’s most celebrated rock bands, known for chart-topping hits including Not Ready to Go, Highway of Heroes, and Hold Me in Your Arms.

Bleeker is a breakout rock band with deep local roots in Orillia, recognized for songs like Highway, Where’s Your Money, and Gave It All Away.

Presented by Casino Rama Resort, and in partnership with Assante Wealth Management, Electronic Distributors International Inc., Poly Ethics Industries Inc., and Rock 95, Concert for Care will be a high-energy, evening of entertainment rooted in connection and shared purpose.

Funds raised will support priority equipment and patient care needs at Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital, while also contributing to long-term plans for a new hospital to serve the region. Together, we will create an unforgettable night that brings our community closer and moves healthcare forward.

For The Trews, the connection between music and community is central to events like this.

“Music is all about community. I mean, what is a fanbase if not a community?” said John-Angus MacDonald, guitarist for The Trews. “The idea of people gathering under one roof to sing and dance and be together is about as meaningful a way to spend time as I can think of. A lot of good can grow out of that, caring for your friends and neighbours, which is what local healthcare is all about, and we’re proud to be supporting it.”

“We hope people leave with a renewed understanding of what it means to take care of one another in our communities and feel inspired to be part of that in any way they can,” MacDonald added.

“Concert for Care brings people together in a meaningful way,” said Joanna Gray, Director, Campaigns and Major Gifts at the OSMH Foundation. “Every ticket helps strengthen care today and contributes to the future of healthcare in our region.”

Tickets to see The Trews with special guest Bleeker as part of Concert for Care are on sale now at Ticketmaster.ca.

An exciting addition to Concert for Care is the limited-time 50/50 raffle, featuring early bird cash prizes and a Grand Prize draw taking place live during the concert on October 16 at 8:30 p.m. Purchase tickets at ConcertforCare.ca.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable night.

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Alan Doyle To Headline Lake Joe Live In Muskoka This August

Muskoka411 Staff — Sat, 04 Jul 2026 16:03:26 +0000

Fundraiser aims to help 160 children with sight loss attend camp next
summer

Alan Doyle, acclaimed singer-songwriter and
founding member of Great Big Sea, will headline Lake Joe Live: Muskoka Kitchen Party
on August 15, bringing the spirit of the Maritimes to the shores of Lake Joseph.
Presented by IG Wealth Management Throssell Group, Lake Joe Live – an annual
fundraising event by the non-profit CNIB – will transform the CNIB Lake Joe camp into a
lively East Coast-inspired kitchen party featuring live music, exceptional food, and a
celebration of the impact of CNIB Lake Joe.

Guests will enjoy a high-energy performance by Doyle, along with a station-style
culinary experience from celebrated Canadian chef Ted Reader, known as the
“Godfather of the Grill.” The evening will also feature remarks from best-selling author,
content creator, and disability advocate Molly Burke.

This year’s event aims to raise $400,000, helping 160 children with sight loss enjoy a
week at CNIB Lake Joe next summer. Funds raised will help subsidize camp fees,
allowing participating families to pay just $250 for a week of camp that costs
approximately $2,500 to provide.

Celebrating 65 years of camp without barriers
This year’s event is especially meaningful as CNIB Lake Joe celebrates 65 years of
creating life-changing experiences for children, youth, and adults who are blind,
Deafblind, or have low vision.

Since opening in 1961, CNIB Lake Joe – a camp specially built for people who are blind – has welcomed generations of participants to Muskoka. In the fully accessible
environment of Lake Joe, campers can enjoy a traditional camp experience just like
anyone else, complete with rock climbing, sailing, swimming, arts and crafts, campfires,
and sports.

Lake Joe Live: Muskoka Kitchen Party is expected to welcome 400 guests from
Muskoka and across Ontario, and will feature live fundraising, storytelling, and
immersive experiences that bring the impact of CNIB Lake Joe to life. To purchase
tickets or learn more, visit cnib.ca/LakeJoeLive.

Event Details
Lake Joe Live: Muskoka Kitchen Party
Saturday, August 15, 2026
4 to 9 p.m.
CNIB Lake Joe
4 Joe Finley Way, MacTier, Ontario
Tickets are now available at cnib.ca/LakeJoeLive.

Fast Facts
• CNIB Lake Joe is celebrating 65 years in 2026
• Featured performer: Alan Doyle
• Featured speaker: Molly Burke
• Featured chef: Ted Reader
• Approximately 400 guests are expected to attend
• Fundraising goal: $400,000
• Impact goal: Help 160 children attend CNIB Lake Joe next summer

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Concerts On The Dock Series Returns To Huntsville

Muskoka411 Staff — Sat, 27 Jun 2026 21:58:15 +0000

The well-loved music event series, Concerts on the Dock, is returning to downtown Huntsville this summer. Town Dock Park is the place to be for fabulous live music every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. throughout July and August, so bring a toonie, a chair and a friend!

“We are excited to once again treat the community to several weeks of great entertainment in the beautiful setting along the Muskoka River,” says Matt Huddlestone, Manager of the Algonquin Theatre. “With a wide range of genres, these concerts are a great way for the public to take a mid-week break and enjoy an evening of live music in downtown Huntsville.”

2026 Lineup

July 1 – HTC Canadian Cabaret
July 8 – Northern Lights Steel Drum Orchestra
July 15 – Muskoka Concert Band
July 22 – Sean Cotton
July 29 – Alexis Taylor
August 5 – Rich Howard
August 12 – Cameron of Lochiel Pipes and Drums
August 19 – Leah Leslie
August 26 – Rob Seymour

The Concerts on the Dock series is a family-friendly event, and anyone attending is encouraged to bring a lawn chair and a donation for the performing artist.

Held on the shore of the Muskoka River, Concerts on the Dock take place just steps away from Huntsville’s vibrant downtown. Enjoy the sights, shops, and restaurants that historic downtown Huntsville has to offer before settling in for an evening of live music.

In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be cancelled and not rescheduled. Any cancellations will be announced on the Town of Huntsville and Algonquin Theatre social media channels ahead of the event.

For more information on the Concerts on the Dock series, visit algonquintheatre.ca.

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Live Music Takes Centre Stage On Orillia’s Waterfront This Summer

Muskoka411 Staff — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 18:02:01 +0000

Concert series to showcase everything from big band classics to rock, country, folk and family entertainment

The City of Orillia’s Music in the Park returns this summer, bringing 13 free concerts to the Rotary Aqua Theatre at Couchiching Beach Park through the Sunday Evening Band Concert Series and Lakeside Live Concert Series. Running from June through August, audiences will experience a variety of musical genres, family-friendly programming, and more along the shores of Lake Couchiching.

“Music in the Park is one of Orillia’s most cherished summer traditions, bringing people together to enjoy great music in a beautiful waterfront setting,” said Mayor Don McIsaac. “Whether you’re attending a long-standing Sunday Evening Band Concert or discovering a new favourite artist at Lakeside Live, these free events help create memorable summer experiences for residents and visitors alike.”

Sunday Evening Band Concert Series

The Sunday Evening Band Concert Series returns for another season of community band performances, with a new twist to celebrate different eras of music. This year’s series features:

A different musical decade theme each week with music spanning from the Roaring Twenties to the 1970s.
A finale celebrating favourite movie soundtracks.
Concertgoers are encouraged to dress up for each featured era.

Concerts take place throughout the summer on Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. beginning June 28.

Lakeside Live Concert Series Presented by Rotary Club of Orillia

The Lakeside Live Concert Series builds on the momentum of last year’s Music & Makers pilot program with a renewed focus on accessible live music for all. This year’s series includes:

Performances spanning rock, country, pop, funk, indie, and folk.
A youth showcase presented by the Orillia Youth Centre.
A new family-focused kiddie concert.
Lawn games at every event.
Food trucks on select evenings.

Concerts take place throughout the summer on Saturdays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. beginning July 11.

“We’re excited to welcome back residents and visitors for another season of Music in the Park,” said Allie Bradford, Culture Coordinator. “This year’s Sunday Evening Band Concerts will take audiences on a musical journey starting with the 1920s and progressing to the 1970s, with attendees encouraged to dress for the featured era each week. On Saturday nights, Lakeside Live will showcase a diverse lineup of contemporary performers, along with lawn games and family-friendly activities, creating a vibrant waterfront experience all summer long.”

Sponsorship opportunities

Community support continues to play a key role in keeping Music in the Park free and accessible. Local businesses and organizations interested in supporting this signature summer event are encouraged to contact Allie Bradford, Culture Coordinator, at 705-325-4530 or abradford@orillia.ca for sponsorship information.

All concerts are free to attend. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy an evening of live music by the waterfront. In the event of inclement weather, cancellation notices will be posted on the City’s social media channels. Concert schedules, artist information, sponsorship details, and donation information are available at orillia.ca/musicinthepark.

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Tall Pines Music Festival Gears Up For 5th Year In Gravenhurst

Muskoka411 Staff — Sun, 31 May 2026 21:42:44 +0000

Tickets and more info available at www.tallpinesfestival.com

MRG Live is thrilled to announce its new partnership with the award-winning Tall Pines Music & Arts Festival. Returning for its milestone fifth year this summer, the festival will take place on Friday, July 17th and Saturday, July 18th from 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm daily at the stunning Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst, Ontario.

Celebrating its milestone fifth year, this year’s edition will once again feature an award-winning, all-Canadian lineup of musical acts. Fans can enjoy performances from some of the nation’s most celebrated rock and alternative acts, including The Tea Party, Paul Langlois of The Tragically Hip, ODDS, Hawksley Workman & The Wolves, and more to be announced.

Recognized as a North American leader in large-scale event production, MRG Live specializes in bringing positive shareable experiences to life for creators, fans, brands, and partners alike. “I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Kevin for many years, and I’ve always admired his instinct for building brands that resonate,” says Stephane Lecuyer, COO of The MRG Group and Managing Director of MRG Live Canada. “Tall Pines is a great example of that; it’s a thoughtful, well-curated festival with a strong identity. We’re proud to be partnering with Kevin and are excited to support the continued growth of the festival.” Driven by a strategic approach to developing artists and growing markets, the company enters this new partnership with a steadfast commitment to elevating the fan experience at Tall Pines.

Tall Pines is proud to remain a community-focused, all-ages event. Single-day tickets start at just $99.00 per day. To make it easier for families to enjoy a weekend of music and memories together, kids 12 and under can attend for free, and special half-price youth tickets are available for teenagers aged 13-18.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary, Tall Pines has also partnered with 102.1 The Edge to offer attendees a limited-time discount. Fans can receive up to $50 off regular pricing by purchasing Edge Exclusive discounted Weekend General Admission Passes for just $102.10 (plus fees and taxes) with code EDGE1021 at checkout.

There is plenty to see, do, and explore in beautiful Muskoka before, during, and after the festival gates open. Alongside the music, attendees can immerse themselves in a curated premium experience. Guests can explore the Unplugged North Stage, Artisan Vendor Village, which showcases the unique creations of more than a dozen incredibly talented local craftspeople, or head over to Food Truck Row, for a local bite to eat. The festival grounds also feature a dedicated Kids Zone packed with engaging, family-friendly activities, alongside a designated Safe Cannabis Consumption Zone to ensure a secure, legal space for responsible adult enjoyment.

Tickets and more information available at www.tallpinesfestival.com.

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Gravenhurst Just Announced The 2026 Lineup For Music On The Barge Concert Series

Muskoka411 Staff — Mon, 18 May 2026 16:20:12 +0000

The Town of Gravenhurst is pleased to announce the 2026 lineup for the Music On The Barge concert series.

“We are excited to present another entertaining season for residents, weekenders and visitors,” Mayor Heidi Lorenz said. “Once again, Gull Lake Rotary Park will be the spot to catch terrific bands on Sunday nights.”

This year’s lineup is as follows:

June 28 – Bifocals Concert Band, A Salute to Summer

July 5 – Taylor’s Story, Taylor Swift Tribute

July 12 – CopyCash, A Johnny and June Tribute

July 19 – Symply Skynyrd, Battle for the Barge Winner (First Place)

July 26 – New Rodeo, Celebrating the Sound of Blue Rodeo

Aug. 2 – My Life, The Billy Joel Experience

Aug. 9 – Sandra Good Band with Todd and Robyn, Battle for the Barge Winner (Second and Third Place)

Aug. 16 – Get Yachty, The Smooth Sounds of the 70s and 80s

Aug. 23 – Lightfoot…The Legend Lives On, Steve Rae and The Pony Man Band

Aug. 30 – Trilogy Classics Live, Foreigner, Styx, and Journey

Sept. 6 – Mountain Music and Chicken Fried, the Ultimate Country Music Experience.

Please note that June and July concerts will begin at 7:30 p.m. and August and September concerts will get underway at 7 p.m.

Admission is a freewill offering.

If a performance is cancelled due to inclement weather, the information will be shared on our socials by 5 p.m. that day.

Learn more about this year’s performers on the town’s Music On The Barge webpage. New this year is the Music on the Barge newsletter. Sign up for the newsletter by visiting the webpage.

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Huntsville Festival Of The Arts Announces 2026 Summer Season

Muskoka411 Staff — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 11:50:02 +0000

The Huntsville Festival of the Arts (HfA) returns for its 34th summer season with an exciting lineup of concerts, art, comedy, and community celebration. As Muskoka’s largest multi-arts festival, HfA invites everyone to experience a summer filled with music, connection, and creativity.

This year’s theme—“The Arts Are In Our Nature”—invites audiences and visitors to explore and discover their own creative spirit through inspiring performances and shared artistic moments.

From concerts to lakeside movie nights, the 2026 season is bursting with opportunities for audiences of all ages and backgrounds to shine.

Returning favourites include legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Jim Cuddy (2 shows), the enchanting Holly Cole, acclaimed comedian Ron James, Canadian icon Steven Page, country legends The Good Brothers, and the return of William Prince, bringing his signature blend of heartfelt storytelling and country gospel.

Audiences can revisit iconic albums with Classic Albums Live: Hotel California. Founded in 2003 by Craig Martin, Classic Albums Live recreates legendary records live—note for note, cut for cut—with world-class musicians. CHOIR! CHOIR! CHOIR! returns for two epic sing-along shows celebrating the hits of the ’80s and ’90s. Additional tribute highlights include The Last Waltz (The Band), Oh So Sweet (Gordon Lightfoot), and Whiskey Jack (Stompin’ Tom Connors).

The season also showcases outstanding Canadian talent, including the eclectic Rheostatics, Celtic fiddler Ashley MacIsaac, maritime troubadour Adam Baldwin, and Toronto indie legends Lowest of the Low, celebrating the 35th anniversary of their seminal album Shakespeare My Butt.

Programming continues to include unique venues. Hillside Farm will host MORE BARN!: The Music of Neil Young for two nights, spearheaded by local favourite Tobin Spring, as well as a performance by multi-JUNO Award-winning banjo player Kaia Kater.

Classical music lovers can look forward to the return of The Elmer Iseler Singers, joined by Vancouver’s renowned Bergmann Piano Duo for a dynamic program including selections from West Side Story. In August, local pianist Kyung-A Lee returns with a stunning candlelight concert celebrating iconic film music.

History and storytelling take centre stage with the return of Tom Thomson’s Wake, a musical exploring the life and mysterious death of the famed Canadian artist. Legendary broadcaster Alan Cross will also present an engaging talk featuring stories from his career and insights into the evolution of modern music.

Comedy fans can enjoy Yuk Yuk’s On Tour at Canvas Brewing, while the Cottage Country Drag Festival returns with a vibrant showcase featuring the Spice Queens, Karamilk, and performers from Muskoka’s drag community. For families, Dogs Do Magic promises an unforgettable mix of magic, comedy, and canine hijinks.

The festival also features a wide range of community events. Nuit Blanche North returns as a one-night, multi-arts street festival transforming downtown Huntsville. Movie on the Docks offers a unique boat-in cinema experience, with films projected on a double-sided screen for audiences on land and water.

On June 21, HfA will celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at River Mill Park, featuring performances and activities that honour Indigenous culture and heritage. Canada Day celebrations include the 2026 Canoe Mural Project, where graffiti artists reinterpret the works of Tom Thomson on canoes.

Additional highlights include the Huntsville ART CRAWL (June 1–August 30), and Dancing on the Docks, a free weekly event featuring live music and dance instruction every Thursday evening.

HfA will also partner with ISKCON Muskoka to present a free concert with Delhi 2 Dublin at River Mill Park, featuring food, family-friendly activities, and a Bhangra dance class ahead of the performance.

“The theme of our summer season is The Arts Are In Our Nature” says Dan Watson, Executive Director of Huntsville Festival of the Arts. “We hope our season invites artists and audiences alike to reflect on importance of the arts—within themselves, in their community, and in the beauty of this place we call home..”

Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 5 at 10:00 AM. Early access is available starting April 22 through the “Friend of the Festival” membership, which also includes a 15% discount on Festival shows and additional perks.

Memberships are available now. Once purchased, members can buy tickets online at huntsvillefestival.ca or by calling the box office at 705-789-4975.

The Huntsville Festival of the Arts is made possible through the generous support of its sponsors, members, and government funders. For more information, a full event listing, or to purchase tickets, visit www.huntsvillefestival.ca .

2026 Huntsville Festival of the Arts Summer Programming

● Huntsville ART CRAWL | June 1- August 30 | Downtown Huntsville

● National Indigenous Peoples Day | June 21 | River Mill Park

● Yuk Yuk’s On Tour | June 27, July 31 @ 8pm | Canvas Brewing

● Movie on the Docks | June 28 @ 9pm, August 2, @ 8:30pm | Town Docks

● 2026 Canoe Mural Project: Street Art Edition | July 1 | River Mill Park

● Dancing on the Docks | July 2-August 13 (Thursday) @7pm | Town Docks

● Adam Baldwin | July 2 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Rheostatics | July 3 @ 7:30 pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Dogs Do Magic | July 4 @ 2pm | Algonquin Theatre

● HfA Nature Arts Camp | July 6-10 |Sandhill Nursery

● The Elmer Iseler Singers & The Bergmann Piano Duo | July 9 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Holly Cole | July 10 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Tom Thomson’s Wake | July 11 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Oh So Sweet: The Songs of Gordon Lightfoot | July 12 @ 2 pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Music at Noon Series | July 13-17 @ 12pm | Trinity United Church

● The Last Waltz: Celebrating the Music of the Band | July 16 @ 7:30 pm | Algonquin Theatre

● William Prince | July 17 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Nuit Blanche North | July 18 | 8pm-2am | Downtown Huntsville

● HfA Music & Dance Camp | July 20-24 | HfA Studio

● MORE BARN!: The Music of Neil Young | July 20 & 21 @ 7:30pm | Hillside Farm

● Kaia Kater | July 22 @ 7:30pm | Hillside Farm

● Ron James | July 23 @ 7:30 pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Cottage Country Drag Festival | July 24 & 25 | Algonquin Theatre

● Steven Page | July 25 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Whiskey Jack: The Songs of Stompin’ Tom | July 26 @ 2pm | Algonquin Theatre

● The Jim Cuddy Band | July 28 & 29 | Algonquin Theatre

● Lowest of the Low | July 30 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● August 1 | Delhi 2 Dublin @ 8pm | River Mill Park

● Story Time and Song | August 6 @ 11am | HfA Studio

● The Good Brothers | August 6 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Classic Albums Live: Hotel California | August 7 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● Candlelight Concert: Kyung-A Lee | August 8 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● CHOIR! CHOIR! CHOIR! Presents: Epic 80’s Sing-Along | August 9 @ 2pm | Algonquin Theatre

● CHOIR! CHOIR! CHOIR! Presents: Epic 90’s Sing-Along | August 9 @ 7:30pm | Algonquin Theatre

● HfA Summer Drama Camp | August 10-14 | Algonquin Theatre

● An Evening with Alan Cross | August 13 @ 7:30pm | Canvas Brewery

● Ashley MacIsaac | August 15 @ 7:30 pm | Algonquin Theatre

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Tall Pines Music Festival Returns To Gravenhurst This Summer

Muskoka411 Staff — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 18:22:26 +0000

Tall Pines returns July 17–18! @theteapartyband will join us in Muskoka on Sat, July 18, 2026! Many more bands to be announced! Get your Early Bird tickets now to get the lowest possible price on a weekend pass! Visit www.tallpinesfestival.com to get yours today!

$99 GA Weekend  $129 VIP Weekend  Ends April 24

Full lineup and single day tickets drop after April 24.

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Red Dirt Skinners Live At Trinity United In Huntsville On May 4th 2026

Muskoka411 Staff — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 22:10:20 +0000

Multi-award-winning British-Canadian duo Red Dirt Skinners will appear live at Trinity United on 4 May 2026 for an early-evening concert built around connection, storytelling, and attentive listening, bringing songs from their forthcoming ninth album alongside established favourites.

Described by Roots Music Canada as “The Pink Floyd of Folk Music,” Red Dirt Skinners are known for genre-blurring songs, rich harmonies, and emotionally intelligent performances. Their concerts draw audiences into a shared listening experience that values depth, musical craft, and atmosphere over volume or spectacle.

The performance is a fully seated concert designed to be relaxed, immersive, and unhurried. The duo’s catalogue has earned honours in both Canada and the UK, with songs that unfold gradually and reward close attention.

Early booking is strongly recommended.

Event details

Date: 4 May 2026

Venue: Trinity United

Doors: 6.30pm

Tickets: https://reddirtskinners.com/tour-dates

More information about the artists can be found at https://reddirtskinners.com

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