What’s On Stage

Meaford Hall Arts and Cultural Centre

January 18

Carl Dixon—Songs & Stories From a Life Well Rocked

From the founding member of the band Coney Hatch and former front man of April Wine and The Guess Who comes a show like no other. Dixon shares the story of surviving a life-altering car crash at the peak of his career, a powerful message of resilience combined with incredible music that is not to be missed.

February 8

Lance Anderson’s Oscar Peterson—Jazz Legend and the Man I Knew

In celebration of Black History Month, award-winning musician, composer and producer Lance Anderson shares his musical talents and his stories of his time working with one of the world’s finest jazz legends.

March 7

Sue Foley: One Guitar Woman

Sue Foley is one of North America’s most sought-after blues performers. On March 7, in celebration of International Women’s Day, Foley will celebrate the music and stories of a variety of female pioneers of the guitar.

Heartwood Hall

January 27

Jack de Keyzer

Acclaimed guitarist, singer, songwriter, band leader and producer Jack de Keyzer’s music is steeped in Chicago blues, the blues rock of de Keyser’s birthplace in London England, Detroit’s Motown, Muscle Shoals’ deep soul, Memphis’ rock and roll, and Philadelphia’s funky soul jazz. Jack de Keyzer has played with many first-generation pioneers of these sounds and styles: Bo Diddley, Otis Rush, Etta James, King Biscuit Boy and Ronnie Hawkins, to name a few.

Sideroad Sounds

February 10

Jim Bryson

National Folk Award-nominated Canadian singer-songwriter and record maker Jim Bryson plays the intimate private venue of Collin and Diana Young, The Sideroad Sounds studio. Visit the Sideroad Sounds Facebook page for details and admission information.

Marsh Street Centre

March 30

The Sattalites

The Sattalites, Canada’s premier reggae band and double Juno award-winners, bring their unique blend of rock and reggae style to Clarksburg.

The Historic Gayety Theater

March 19

Snowed In Comedy Tour

Award-winning comedians Pete Zedlacher, Dan Quinn and Paul Myrehaug are joined by Erica Sigurdson to create one amazing show. Each brings a unique and hilarious take, providing something for everyone.

The Town of Wasaga Beach

Wasaga Beach has announced Blue Rodeo and Burton Cummings as the headliners for its Breaking the Ice: A Celebration of Legends, Icons and 50 Years of Sunshine festival. The Juno award-winners and inductees into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame will lead the show-stopping lineup of iconic Canadian performers that have signed on to the festival, which will kick off Wasaga Beach’s 50th anniversary celebrations and mark the grand opening of the town’s new twin-pad arena and library.