Gig Photos: Day 5 of Bluesfest
Landon Entwistle and Curtis Perry photograph the big acts at Day 5 of Bluesfest.
Landon Entwistle and Curtis Perry photograph the big acts at Day 5 of Bluesfest.
Rock takes over the Main Stage and the Barney Danson Theatre revs back up with some hip hop, folk, and soul.
After a breather on Monday, Bluesfest returns with thumping beats, classic blues, and straight-ahead rockers at the top of their game.
Nambi & The Rhythm got things started on the main stage.
Arguably one of the most star-studded lineups Bluesfest has hosted in a single day.
From Australia to the GTA, the first night of Bluesfest offered musical talent to suit everyone.
As the first country headliners take to the mainstage (ironically both Lukes), Saturday is bound to be a packed at LeBreton Flats.
See what’s in store for all you Day 2 ticket holders.
Alright friends, we’re still very early in summer but numbers are creeping up again for COVID-19 cases, so please take precautions while you enjoy your activities, so we can keep this going. There are plenty of shows, events, festivals and activities, but we’d like for things to continue and to avoid lockdowns and such… so let’s all mask up when indoors or in crowds and we can make up for the past two summers of postponements and pauses!
Who’s heading to opening night of Bluesfest?
That’s a wrap on the special fall edition of Bluesfest!
Ryland James, Barenaked Ladies, and Jann Arden brought music to Bluesfest’s stage at Lansdowne Park. The mini fall festival ends on Saturday night, Sept. 25.
Bluesfest is presenting outdoor concerts at Lansdowne Park from Sept. 23 to 25. Kicking off the weekend, the Thursday night lineup includes performances from rising singer-songwriter Lauryn Macfarlane, Oji-Cree multi-instrumentalist Aysanabee, indie rock band Tokyo Police Club, and Montreal-based Half Moon Run.
Catching up with frontman Devon Portielje, it’s clear Half Moon Run has been through a lot during the pandemic and yet has continued to evolve and is on the cusp of even greater things.
Welcome to the first weekend of fall, folks! The weather is cooling, the leaves are changing, and there is plenty going on – so let’s get out there and enjoy ourselves this weekend.