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January 17, 8 p.m.
Lighthouse started as a 13-pie
ce rock orchestra in 1968. Their innovative sound was a fusion of rock, jazz and classical influences. They had nine gold albums and had Canada’s first platinum album. They climbed the charts throughout the world bringing their unique new sound to venues as diverse as Carnegie Hall and Japan’s Expo ’70. Today Lighthouse is still going strong with its 10-member lineup featuring the original nucleus of Skip Prokop, Paul Hoffert and Ralph Cole, an all-star horn section and the vocal talent of lead singer Dan Clancy. Drawing on their classic hits and new material from the CD Song of the Ages, Lighthouse have not strayed from their roots emphasizing virtuoso solos, tight ensemble playing and elegant vocal harmonies.
Lighthouse Website:
February 3, 7 p.m.(RENTAL)
For 27 consecutive years on television "The Tommy Hunter Show" brought wholesome family entertainment into living rooms all across this great country.
Whether they watched from a home on the rocky shores of Prince Edward Island, from a high rise apartment in downtown Toronto, or from a remote farm house on the Prairies, families came to know Tommy Hunter as a true frien. known as "Canada's Country Gentleman" in concert at the John and Olive Diefenbaker Theatre.
Proudly sponsored by Paulsen Excavating, Concrete and Concrete Pumping and the Winter Spring 2010 Advertising Sponsors.
February 4, 8 p.m.
A show that is second to none,two amazing artists; one stage! Richie McDonald and John Berry bring their Amazing Love Song Tour to the E. A. Rawlinson Centre. Richie McDonald is recognized as one of country music’s best singers. He was the face and voice of Lonestar, ranked among the genre's reeminent groups. Mention John Berry’s name to just about any country music lover and the response will likely be, "What an awesome vocalist!" He is noted for the intense passion he has brought to such hits as "Your Love Amazes Me" and "Standing on the Edge of Goodbye." The Amazing Love Song Tour has won critical acclaim as John Berry and Richie McDonald present as one.
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February 7, 2010 at 7:30 pm (RENTAL)
Presented by Northern Lights Bluegrass and Old Tyme Music Society
A native of southwest Virginia, Ron Thomason founded the Dry Branch Fire Squad in 1976. To date, the band has recorded over twenty-one projects and performed at the most prestigious acoustic music venues and festivals in North America. Most bluegrass observers agree that Dry Branch's current line-up is one of its strongest ever. In addition to Ron Thomason on mandolin, guitar and lead vocals, other group members are: Brian Aldridge on guitar, mandolin and harmony vocals; Tom Boyd on banjo, dobro and harmony vocals; and Danny Russell on bass and harmony vocals.Musically, their starting point is a ruggedly soulful brand of classic bluegrass, which they enliven and reinvent using a wide-ranging repertoire of vintage and contemporary sources. Thomason's hilariously droll "country bumpkin" (but not really) monologues are also a big part of the band's show. Audiences are not only filled with the emotions which stimulated the creation of bluegrass and mountain music but are also given a taste of the culture from which this music evolved.
Proudly sponsored by PA Software Inc. and the Winter Spring 2010 Advertising Sponsors.
February 18, 8 p.m.
The Abrams Brothers are an Ontario–based American/Bluegrass band that pairs a rich musical background with youthful exuberance. Fourth-generation musicians, their musical roots reach back to their great-grandparents. Though young, the band has already racked up some impressive credits, including being the youngest Canadians to appear on Nashville’s iconic Grand Ole Opry in 2005. The Abrams Brothers got the nod from Arlo Guthrie (whose songs they have recorded) “these guys are way too young to be that good.” Recently they had their CMT debut with a new video which is their rendition of the Coldplay song ‘Viva la Vida’
Abrams Brothers' Website:
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February 23, 8 p.m.
On stage together, Pavlo, Rik Emmett & Oscar Lopez have a common identity – one heart and soul, dedicated to the romantic spirit of the guitar. The three experienced guitarists, all from widely different backgrounds, have forged brilliant solo careers independently, garnering many awards and winning the hearts of their respective fans as well as international accolades and critical praise for their individual talents and bodies of work. The P.R.O. trio takes their guitars and goes supernova, lighting up everything they touch with their passion
NOTE: Pavlo has created his own signature line of guitars and will be raffling one off at the concert. This is the same guitar that Pavlo uses on stage. Ballots will be available prior to the show. Ballots will be collected during intermission. At the end of the night Pavlo will draw the winning ballot. The winner will walk away with a free Pavlo Signature Series guitar.
Pavlo, Rik Emmett and Oscar Lopez Website:
P.R. O. Video
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February 26, 8p.m
Paul Oscher’s acclaimed solo show “Alone with the Blues” has garnered rave reviews from critics, fans, and promoters. This show will enlighten you about the history of the Blues while thoroughly entertaining you. Paul Oscher was the first white musician in the great Muddy Waters blues band . He was Muddy’s harp player and recorded with him for the legendary Chess label. He has also performed and/or recorded with a who’s who in the world of blues including John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker, Big Mama Thornton, Otis Spann, Buddy Guy, Big Joe Turner, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Jimmy Rogers, Keb Mo to name of few.
Paul Oscher Website:
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March 1, 8 p.m.
Raylene Rankin, Cindy Church, and Susan Crowe, all award winning recording artists, bring their varied musical signatures to the stage. Raylene Rankin is best known for her part in the Rankin Family and the Rankin Sisters, but her solo work has long stood apart on its own as solidly creative. Her voice is as incomparable as hand-cut crystal - and equally beautiful. Cindy Church is one of the finest singers in Canada today. Her work with Quartette, Lunch at Allen’s, and The Nearness of You (the Hoagy Carmichael tribute) illustrates the range of her ability and her musical flexibility. Susan Crowe is described as a writer’s writer, whose eyes and ears never wander far from the lyric. She brings her voice, unquestionably the darkest of the three, providing a kind of harmonic shade to the group.
Rankin, Church and Crowe: Website
Rankin Church and Crowe Video:
March 2
7 p.m.
No admission charge. Donations will be taken.
FEATURING:
Donny Parenteau
Erik Paquette
Katelyn Lehner
Meath Park & District Ukrainian Dancers
Meghan Clunie
Miranda, Morgan and Makenna Heidecker
the Trudel Family
with Don Mitchell emceeing the show.
Matt Remenda
Barry Mihlewicz
Tim Toutant
Shawn Blackman
Paul Lomheim
Greg Smith Jr and Sr
March 3, 7 p.m.
STUART McLEAN is one of Canada's most beloved storytellers and a best-selling author. His hit CBC radio show "THE VINYL CAFE" premiered in 1994, and each week close to 1 million listeners tune in to hear stories about Dave, owner of the second hand record store where the motto is: “We May Not Be Big, But We're Small".
The stories also feature Dave's wife, Morley, their two children, Sam and Stephanie, and assorted friends and neighbours.
The show also features live and recorded music by both up-and-coming and established Canadian musicians. Increasingly it is becoming a place where Canadians go to find new, undiscovered talent.
In the past few months Stuart has released a brand new Vinyl Cafe CD: Planet Boy AND a new book: Extreme Vinyl Cafe. Extreme Vinyl Cafe is a Canadian Best Seller.
In fact, all of Stuart’s books have all been national best sellers. They are: The Morningside World of Stuart McLean (1989), Welcome Home: Travels in Small Town Canada (1992), Stories from the Vinyl Cafe (1995), Home from the Vinyl Cafe (1998) The Vinyl Cafe Unplugged (2000), Vinyl Cafe Diaries (2003) and Secrets From the Vinyl Cafe (2006). Home from the Vinyl Cafe, Vinyl Cafe Unplugged and Secrets From the Vinyl Cafe have all received the Stephen Leacock Award for Humour, and The Vinyl Cafe Diaries (2003) was chosen as the best short story collection of the year by the Canadian Author's Association. Stuart has sold over 1 million books in Canada.
Stuart has also released nine Vinyl Cafe recordings on compact disc including Vinyl Cafe: Stories, The Vinyl Cafe On Tour, Odd Jobs, Coast To Coast Story Service, Vinyl Cafe: A Christmas Collection, Stuart McLean’s History of Canada, An Important Message, Vinyl Cafe Storyland and the brand-new collection: Planet Boy. The album Coast to Coast Story Service has gone Gold in Canada
The Vinyl Cafe Spring Tour 2009 will feature two brand new stories about Dave and his family as well as music by The Vinyl Cafe Orchestra and up-and-coming Canadian musicians.
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March 5, 8 p.m.
Chic Gamine, the impishly charming Winnipeg/Montreal-based vocal quintet has garnered critical acclaim and industry kudos in the form of a Canadian Folk Music Award nomination, a Western Canadian Music Award nomination and the 2009 Juno Award for Best Roots/Traditional Album of the Year. With a solo percussionist as their main musical support, Chic Gamine use their voices as instruments, effortlessly launching into intricate string arrangements, bass-heavy rhythm sections and lush harmonies. These talented songwriters create a sound that resonates with soul and passion.
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March 11, 8 p.m.
The internationally acclaimed Canadian Brass has a unique character and rapport with audiences. No matter what the style, the music is central and performed with utmost dedication and excellence. The "fabulous five" have performed with many major symphony orchestras in the US, Canada, Europe and Japan. They offer a large variety of musical styles from their classical repertoire to jazz, contemporary concert music and popular songs. Their arrangements and compositions are the inspiration and musical staple of students and brass ensembles in North America and Europe.
Canadian Brass Website:
Canadian Brass Video:
March 13, 7 p.m. (RENTAL)
Featuring Championship and Nationally Qualified Irish Dancers and Guest Artists.
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March 17, 8 p.m.
Kate Rusby is England's preeminent traditional folk singer. Over the past 15 years, Kate Rusby has risen to the nearest folk gets to superstar status. Her first love is traditional song. She has collaborated with other folk artists but recently took a huge leap and collaborated with pop superstar Ronan Keating. Brown wrote in the Daily Telegraph: “Listening to Kate Rusby's lovely new album, it occurred to me that she's England's answer to Dolly Parton. Not in terms of the wigs and the sequins, but in her quaveringly sincere ability to tell a simple, down home story in a song and make your heart ache for it.”
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March 20, 7:30 p.m. (RENTAL)
The Electric Feel is Inspired Dance Company's newest adventure.Taking characters and situations from Lewis Carroll's famous novelAlice in Wonderland, and fusing it with electronic, beat driven music gives new life and perspective on a timeless classic. The second portion of the show spotlights the band 'Kings of Leon' and with the help of very talented guest choreographers, we see how one band can inspire different artists in different ways. Special guest artist, Yoana Rae Ward.
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: KELSEY STONE
COMPANY MEMBERS:
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Brittney Hoemsen Kara Dubyk
Jennifr Maczek Andrea Fontaine
Amy Rusheleau Shireen Hampton
Linea Ruszkowski Danee Lalonde
Mara Selanders Danielle Schmyr
Alicia Wotherspoon Chisa Seniuk
Kelly Woodley Erin Sheppard
Kirsten Thibault
Presented by Country 900 CKBI and the Prince Albert Daily Herald
March 23, 7:30 p.m. (RENTAL)
One of the most successful songwriters in country music history, Bill Anderson was also a hugely popular singer in his own right, earning the nickname "Whispering Bill" for his gentle, airy vocal style and occasional spoken narrations. Anderson was born in Columbia, SC, in 1937 and grew up mostly in Atlanta. He studied journalism at the University of Georgia, with an eye toward sports writing, and worked his way through school as a radio DJ, during which time he first tried his hand at songwriting and singing. His composition "City Lights," written when he was just 19 years old, was recorded by Ray Price in 1958 and went all the way to the top of the country charts. Anderson took full advantage of his big break, moving to Nashville and landing a record contract of his own with Decca. His first chart hit came with 1959's "That's What It's Like to Be Lonesome," and he had his first Top Ten entry with 1960's "Tip of My Fingers." Early hits like "Po' Folks" (1961), "Mama Sang a Song" (his first number one, from 1962), and "8 X 10" (number two, 1963) still remain among his best-known.
Anderson recorded his biggest hit and signature song, the partly spoken ballad "Still," in 1963, and it not only topped the country charts, but crossed over to the pop Top Ten as well.
Anderson remained a regular visitor to the country Top Ten through the late '70s, and reached the Top Five a total of 19 times through 1978. Among the highlights were the number ones "I Get the Fever" (1966), "For Loving You" (a 1967 duet with regular partner Jan Howard), "My Life (Throw It Away if I Want To)" (1969), "World of Make Believe" (1974), and "Sometimes" (1976). By that point, Anderson was working often with a new duet partner, Mary Lou Turner. He had also penned numerous hits for other artists, including Connie Smith, Hank Locklin, Porter Wagoner, Jim Reeves, and Faron Young, among many others. His final Top Ten country hit came with 1978's disco-tinged "I Can't Wait Any Longer," and by 1982, Anderson's inability to score a follow-up hit led him away from both songwriting and recording. Instead, he became a regular presence on television, hosting game shows (ABC's The Better Sex, TNN's Fandango) and spending several years in the cast of the soap opera One Life to Live; he also hosted the TNN talk show Opry Backstage.
When Steve Wariner hit the Top Five in 1992 with his cover of "Tip of My Fingers," Anderson was galvanized into a return to songwriting. He partnered with various Nashville pros and saw his songs new and old recorded by Kenny Chesney, Lorrie Morgan, Collin Raye, John Michael Montgomery, Mark Wills, Brad Paisley, Vince Gill, and many others. In 1998, Anderson returned to recording as well, signing with Reprise for one album Fine Wine. In 2001 Anderson moved to the Varese label and released A Lot of Things Different, which featured Anderson's version of the title track (a hit for Kenny Chesney). The Way I Feel followed four years later.
Whisperin' Bill Anderson Website:
For more information and interviews contact:
Darren Minisofer, President & CEO ~ ROXY Entertainment · (306) 934 2764 or darren@roxyentertainment.ca
April 1, 3:30 p.m.(RENTAL)
April 9, April 10, April 11(RENTAL)
April 13, 8 p.m.(RENTAL)
Canadian Songbird: The Music of Anne Murray makes its way
to Saskatchewan audiences for a one-week tour in April. Presented by Saskatoon’s BSide Productions, the show celebrates one of Canada’s most beloved stars of all time. Featuring three top Canadian female vocalists and a five-piece band, the audience is taken on a musical journey of Anne Murray’s remarkable career, including number one hits and lively anecdotes about the iconic singer. Whether a long-time fan, or hearing these hits for the first time, you won’t want to miss this evening of exceptional talent and song!
Proudly sponsored by Conexus and the Winter Spring 2010 Advertising Sponsors.
April 17, 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Brent Butt discovered early that being funny was a good way to get attention. Brent honed his comedy in school and at the age of 20 moved to the city to pursue a career in stand-up. Within months he was headlining top clubs in Toronto, and within a couple years he was touring internationally and appearing at major festivals. His television specials quickly secured his reputation as one of the funniest people in the country, but he was also busy creating his own TV series – a sitcom called Corner Gas. Brent is currently working on a new series for CTV ande Comedy Network called Hiccups as well as his own comedy special and a feature film set for 2010.
Brent Butt Website:
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April 21, April 22, April 23, April 24 (RENTAL)
April 30, 7 p.m. (RENTAL)
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May 7. 8 p.m.
The spotlight at the John and Olive Diefenbaker Stage shines on 
20 of the most talented young performers in the area as they perform in the 3rd annual search for the stars gala concert. Having been chosen by a panel of expert judges, these young people vie for the title of novice, junior and senior star. There will also be a winner in the Song Writer category..
Proudly sponsored by Northern Lights Casino and the Winter Spring 2010 Advertising Sponsors.
May 18, 8 p.m.
The Naden Band of Maritime Forces Pacific, Canada's Navy band on the West Coast is a multifaceted ensemble of thirty-five professional musicians. ‘Sailors and Songs’ is a musical tribute to 100 Years of Naval Service to Canada" featuring the Naden band and guest vocalists, Stephanie Greaves and Ken Lavigne. The event will be lead by a master of ceremonies and will include visual images and film footage and musical selections which will be woven together to create a tapestry of sight and sound. The Naden Band performs diverse musical styles from classical to jazz, pop and contemporary music. Several musicians are featured during these performances with exciting instrumental and vocal solos. Canadian Forces Veterans will be given free admission.
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May 26, 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.(RENTAL)
Telling stories is what Robert Munsch does — and loves — best. From the first time he stood in front of a group of children as a student teacher at a nursery school in 1972, his animated presentation grabbed hold of the imaginations of his listeners and he’s been telling stories ever since.In a review of Munsch’s most recent book, Down the Drai!n¸ Quill & Quire dubbed him “Canada’s King of Kidlit." But before he puts a story to paper, Munsch can spend years telling, revising and fine-tuning the tale in front of his rapt audiences. "I figured out once that the stories the kids kept requesting came to two percent of my total output," he says. But once he discovered how to capture the spontaneity of his narratives in written form, he was on his way to being a successful and sought-after author.
All of his characters are believably energetic, stubborn and endearing children, while his story lines tend to challenge conventions and stereotypes. Munsch likes to use children he meets on his storytelling adventures in his books. Ribbon Rescue was inspired by Jillian, a Mohawk girl from the Kahnawake reserve outside of Montreal, who went to hear a storytelling wearing a traditional ribbon dress. Lighthouse was inspired by a picture given to him by a little girl in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Just One Goal! came to him when he was staying with a hockey-loving girl and her family in the Northwest Territories. His three children have also appeared in various stories.
Munsch has published more than 50 books, which are sold around the world in 20 different languages, including French and several different First Nations languages. His first efforts, Mud Puddle and The Dark, were published in 1979, and the runaway bestseller Love You Forever was first published in 1986. Munsch has been publishing two books a year with Scholastic Canada since 1997. His most recent books are Roar! (Fall 2009) and Put Me in A Book! (February 2010).
Munsch describes his stories as "middle of the road taboo." When he uses words like pee and underwear, "the kids go absolutely bananas." As for the parents, "Eighty percent think it's really neat; the other twenty percent ask, 'How could you?'”
Munsch and his wife live in Guelph, Ontario. He spends most of his time writing, and likes to devote his spare time to making school visits and telling stories — often without advance notice — at day care centers, schools, and libraries. IN September, 2009, he was named to Canada’s Walk of Fame. He is also the Honorary Chair of ABC Canada’s Family Literacy Day.
June 7, 7 p.m.
June 21, 7 p.m. (RENTAL)
Ray Price is one of American music's truly g
reat stars. He was inducted into Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame in 1996, but has long shown his genius in other genres as well. After more than a half-century in the business, Ray can still belt out a song with the best of them, whether it's honky-tonk, country, pop, blues, jazz, or anything in between.
The Los Angeles Times has declared Ray Price to be 'a national treasure.' Another newspaper has compared him to Frank Sinatra. Ask any Ray Price fan, however, if that's true. Most of them will tell you that Ray Price has no equal anywhere when it comes to delivering a song and pleasing an audience.
DECEMBER, 2009
MICHELLE WRIGHT'S CHRISTMAS
NOVEMBER, 2009
AFROCUBAN ALLSTARS
GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER
STEPHEN FEARING
THE AMAZING KRESKIN
TRAILER PARK BOYS
OCTOBER, 2009
JUAN MARTIN
BIF NAKED
RYAN DAN
DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN
ART OF TIME ENSEMBLE WITH SARAH SLEAN
SEPTEMBER 2009
CELTIC BLAZE WITH STEPHANIE CADMAN
LOST FINGERS
CRYSTAL GAYLE
DEEP DARK WOODS AND LITTLE MISS HIGGINS
DOC WALKER
MAY, 2009
ALEX CUBA
SEARCH FOR THE STARS
APRIL 2009
HEART AND SOUL WITH LOUISE PITRE AND JACKIE RICHARDSON
MICHAEL KAESHAMMER
MARCH, 2009
EAST VILLAGE OPERA COMPANY
THE INKSPOTS
DEREK EDWARDS
GIRLICIOUS
LE VENT DU NORD
SHANE YELLOWBIRD
BACKYARDIGGANS
FEBRUARY, 2009
LOVE LETTERS WITH JANET LAINE GREEN AND BOOTH SAVAGE
HARRY MANX
THE BORDERLANDERS WITH SYLVIA TYSON, RON HYNE, GRETCHEN PETERS AND GRAHAM ISAACSON
JANUARY, 2009
EMILIE CLAIRE BARLOW
DECEMBER, 2008
ANDREA MENARD
NOVEMBER, 2008
THE MOSCOW BALLET-THE GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER
RON JAMES
THE WILKINSONS
JOHN MCDERMOTT & ERIC BOGLE
OCTOBER, 2008
ST. PETERSBURG STRING QUARTET
LEORA CASHE AND THE ROSS TAGGART TRIO
THE TENNESSEE THREE
THE ARROGANT WORMS
RIK EMMETT
ELIANA CUEVAS
WANISKA WITH VIOLET NAYTOWHOW, DIGGING ROOTS, DEREK MILLER AND C-WEED BAND
SEPTEMBER, 2008
JOHN REISCHMAN AND THE JAYBIRDS
THE MAGIC OF IRELAND
BEN HEPPNER
JULY, 2008
SOUNDS OF SUMMER WITH LEILA GILLDAY, GEORGE LEACH AND DERRICK MILLER
JUNE, 2008
BRAD JOHNER
MAY, 2008
CADENCE
HOTEL CALIFORNIA
April, 2008
THE ATLANTIC BALLET THEATRE OF CANADA PRODUCTION OF
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
PATRICIA O'CALLAGHAN
PAVLO
March, 2008
BUDDYWASISNAME AND THE OTHER FELLERS
THE DUST POETS
STUART MCLEAN and the VINYL CAFE
RICK LETT.
IDLE THOUGHTS PLAYS THE BLUES
RED HOT BLUES BAND
LITTLE MISS HIGGINS-
DOWNCHILD
PAUL REDDICK AND THE SIDEMEN
AN EVENING WITH JACQUES DEMERS
February, 2008
LONG AND WINDING ROAD WITH JIM WITTER AND HIS BAND BLACK UMFOLOSI
KALAN PORTER
LUNCH AT ALLEN'S
December 2007
Matt Dusk and Theresa Sokyrka
November 2007
Chucky Danger Band
The Compadres (Oscar Lopez and James Keelaghan)
Laser Spectacular (Laser Floyd)
October 2007
Holly Cole
The Best of the Second City
The Barra MacNeils
Destino
Winston Choi
September 2007
The Wilkinsons
John McDermott
Ache Brasil
May, 2007
David Clayton Thomas
Saskatoon Symphony
April, 2007
The Nylons
Ballet Jorgen
March, 2007
John Berry
Montreal Guitar Trio
Swarm
Derrick Edwards
February, 2007
Powder Blues Band
Matt Anderson
Kleztory
Chantal Kreviazuk
Gryphon Trio
January, 2007
Brent Butt
Shanghai Circus
December, 2006
Michelle Wright
Don Burnstick
November, 2006
Denise Djokic and David Jalbert
Brad Johner & Andrea Menard
October 2006
Amos Garrett
Famous People Players
H'Sao
Canadian Tenors
Men of the Deeps
Ron James
Hank Williams 1952-Joe Matheson
September, 2006
Steve Lippia
Susan Aglukark
George Canyon
June, 2006
Michael Kaeshammer & Harry Manx
May, 2006
Drum
The Frantics
April, 2006
Irish Descendants
Harlem Gospel Choir
March, 2006
Connie Kaldor
Cadence
Mary Lou Fallis
The Doodlebops
February, 2006
Tommy Hunter
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks
Fubuki Daiko
Colin James
Joel Fafard
January, 2006
Wanted Man, Tribute to the Man in Black
November 2005
Barrage
Bowser and Blue
The Good Brothers
October 2005
Pavlo
Bruce Vogt
Kerry Anne Kutz
Juggernaut Jug Band
September 2005
Rita MacNeil
Irish Sopranos
Arrows of Desire
J.W. Jones
June 2005
Warparty
Theresa Sokyrka
May 2005
Vollrath and Pelletier
Jesse Cook
Lennie Gallant
April 2005
Nathaniel Dett Chorale
The Korte Family
The Polyjesters
The Inkspots
Adam Gregory
March 2005
Norman Foote
The Chess Club
Mark Nadler
Ronnie Prophet
Piano Men- Jim Witter
Madly Off in All Directions
February 2005
Carol Welsman
Leland Klassen
Alexander Tselykov
Theresa Sokyrka
January 2005
Angus Finnan
The Saskatoon Symphony
December 2004
The Rankin Sisters-Maritime Christmas
November 2004
The Golden Violin
Tom Jackson
Tempting Providence
The Nylons
October 2004
Arrogant Worms
Carlene Friesen
The Bills
Robert Munsch
September 2004
Buffy St. Marie
Louise Pitre
Alberta Ballet
Willard & Betty Theissen
Michael Swan and Friends
June 2004
Denzal Sinclair
May 2004
Canadian Brass
Nils Ling
Saskatoon Symphony
Doc Walker
April 2004
Jeff Healey
James Gordon
Ted Outerbridge
March 2004
Cottars
Heather Bishop
Ballet Jorgen
Abbamania/Stayin' Alive
Parler Vous Country?
Flyin' Bob
Hoja
February 2004
‘Halo’Two Planks and a Passion Theatre
Valdy and Gary Fjelgaard
January 2004
Bob Snider
Sons of Maxwell
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks
December 2003
Henri Loiselle
November 2003
David Usher
Michael Kaeshammer
Poltava
October 2003
Anthony Kearns
Connie Kaldor
Pavlo
Lorne Elliot
Erica Raum and David Moroz
Magic of the Dance
September 2003
Cleo Laine
Buffy St. Marie
June 2003
Barrage
Swing Sonique
Mark Atkinson Trio
May 2003
Fred Penner
Vinok Dance Company
April 2003 (theatre opened on April 2)
Chantal Kreviazuk
Bill Hilly Band
Rene LaPointe
Arrogant Worms
Danny Hooper
Colin James
In addition to the Professional Concerts listed above, the E. A. Rawlinson Centre has hosted an impressive lineup of locally-produced concerts, recitals and theatrical productions.
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