Digging Roots close out 2023-24 St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage season
Husband-and-wife duo leads six-person band, returning to Morrisburg for a second time.
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Digging Roots close out 2023-24 St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage season | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
Husband-and-wife duo leads six-person band, returning to Morrisburg for a second time.
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Digging Roots close out 2023-24 St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage season | Brockville Recorder & Times
Husband-and-wife duo leads six-person band, returning to Morrisburg for a second time.
Source: recorder.ca
Digging Roots close out 2023-24 St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage season | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Husband-and-wife duo leads six-person band, returning to Morrisburg for a second time.
Source: standard-freeholder.com
Folk artist Julian Taylor, Mia Kelly coming to acoustic stage | Brockville Recorder & Times
Concert-goers can expect inspiring lyrics and a fun blend of folk, rock, and blues this Saturday at the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage.
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Folk artist Julian Taylor, Mia Kelly coming to acoustic stage | Kingston/Frontenac This Week
Concert-goers can expect inspiring lyrics and a fun blend of folk, rock, and blues this Saturday at the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage.
United States Patrick Pharand Darren Makowichuk Postmedia Elizabeth Rodriguez Simon Joly Sandra Whitworth
Source: kingstonthisweek.com
Folk artist Julian Taylor, Mia Kelly coming to acoustic stage | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Concert-goers can expect inspiring lyrics and a fun blend of folk, rock, and blues this Saturday at the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage.
United States Simon Joly Brandon Girouard Elizabeth Rodriguez Julian Taylor Darren Makowichuk Postmedia
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Franco-Ontarian folk band coming to Acoustic Stage March 2 | The Kingston Whig Standard
Grab your plaid shirts and dancing shoes — the St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage is set to host its fifth high-energy act of the season on March 2 at 7 p.m. Les Rats dSwompe are bringing their lively performance to the Upper Canada Playhouse in Morrisburg, showcasing their traditional folklore sounds that are fused with elements of rock, pop, and punk.
Source: thewhig.com