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Thursday,
July 24th - 7:30 p.m.
Admission
is Free
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Cowboy Junkies - Alternative Rock, Country
& Pop - Recording Artists
Jill Barber - East Coast Singer/Songwriter
Lesley Pike - Piano pop
• Show starts at 7:30 p.m.
FOR THIS SHOW ONLY: Admission to the Grand Stand Bleachers
is free with Admit Coupon available in advance at the Seaway Mall Customer
Service and Welland-Pelham Chamber of Commerce or at the event gates.
Limit 4 coupons per person.
Grass seating is available for free, outside of bleacher area; bring your
lawn chairs or blankets.
Cowboy
Junkies
Cowboy Junkies
Official Website
 The Junkies' melancholic mixture of blues, country, folk, rock and jazz styles
brought them both a cult following and critical notice in the late 1980s.
Their best-selling album,
Trinity Session,
sold more than 1.5 million copies internationally. Featuring five original
compositions and a variety of songs previously made famous by other recording
artists such as Hank Williams's 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry,' Patsy Cline's
'Walking After Midnight' and a version of Lou Reed's 'Sweet Jane' (Velvet Underground),
in the US, the album was praised by reviewers and received extensive
radio and video airplay - and was voted one of the ten best albums
of 1988.
Jill
Barber
Jill Barber Official
Website
 Juno
Award Nominee, Roots and Traditional and New Artist - A winning mix of jazz,
folk and country... Barber's voice is outstanding, timeless.
"Delightfully distinctive, bravely unclassifiable, sexy and vulnerable...
For All Time is a little masterpiece"
(**** 4 stars) The Toronto Star
Lesley Pike
Lesley Pike Official
Website
 At first glance, Lesley Pike looks nothing like a classically trained musician. Taking the stage at Revival nightclub in Toronto, Pike’s strapless red taffeta dress, blonde bob and 5 inch pumps suggest a glamorous, old Hollywood star quality. Her stage repartee is clever and cunning enough to keep even the most cynical of audiences engaged and chuckling between songs. Unfaltering strength and lyrical prowess have audiences cheering for her like a local sports hero by shows’ end. |
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