Author: mooadmin
Especially for Children
Roasting chestnuts, puddings and pies! Special menus at participating restaurants!
Music
Friday, December 6
5:30-6 – American Rogues – 300 Block of High Street
7:30-8:30 – American Rogues – Bad Alfred’s
Saturday, December 7
10:00-10:45 Bells of the Bay: Handbell Music – High Street at Spring Street
11 until 9 pm
Lively music fills the frosty air! Enjoy the Victorian classics or the electrically charged music of The American Rogues; they’ll make you want to dance!
Main Music Tent
11:00–11:30 Harp & Soul
12:15–12:45 Black Rhinoceros
1:30–2:00 River Voices
3:00-4:00 American Rogues (also appearing at Beers & Bonfires)
Music in London Row
11:45-Noon Friends in Faith
1:00-1:15 Fredy Granillo
2:15-2:45 Todd Bauchspies
Beers & Bonfires
The American Rogues
Victorian Fashion Show and Brunch
Roasting chestnuts, puddings and pies! Special menus at participating restaurants!
American Rogues
NORTH AMERICA’S CELTIC BAND
Drawing favourable comparisons to Wolfstone, Afro Celt Sound System, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra and consistently providing performances from Grade 1 bagpipers and other world class musicians this Canadian/American group has electrified audiences on three continents for many years. They have added to their ever-growing family of fans at music festivals, theaters, Highland Games, military bases, clubs, weddings, memorial ceremonies, and corporate events — anywhere that presents top-quality, high-energy music. This has even included shows with world-renowned violinist/composers Lindsey Stirling and Alison Krauss, as well as airplay on TV and radio, and shows at non-Celtic venues such as the World Music Festival in Quebec, Canada where they kicked off the 6 day event to widespread acclaim (they’ve played this festival 6 years in a row and counting). In 2017 they became the “St. Paddy’s Band” of Rogers radio stations nationwide when they recorded Celtic versions of contemporary songs for airplay, 2018 saw them appear at festivals in Scotland (including their appearance as the first international act at the Cowal Highland Gathering, one of the largest Celtic events in the world), and 2019 has seen them headline at the Greg Frewin Theatre in Niagara Falls and sell out the Harbourfront Centre Theatre in Toronto with Japanese taiko group, Nagata Shachu. Their hard won road successes have established them as artists with bona fide international acclaim. Renowned for their musical skill, quick wit, compelling storytelling, and engaging stage show the AMERICAN ROGUES have mastered the art of creating an immediate connection with audiences who can’t stay in their seats. They are equally known for their epic, multi-instrumental sound that crosses the musical landscape to include jigs, reels, hornpipes, ballads, originals, covers, soundtracks, patriotic and military music, Irish foot-stompers and more. The AMERICAN ROGUES are fast becoming a household name with music lovers around the world, loved by young and old of all backgrounds.