David Cross returns to Ottawa after a nine-year hiatus for the Canadian leg of his The End of the Beginning of the End stand-up comedy tour at the Bronson Centre Theatre.
Tim Baker’s back, and this time he’s bringing holiday vibes with his new Christmas album.
With a very special guest TBA.
“One thing’s for sure, we feel like we’re playing better than we ever used to.”
While the Friday night Bronson Centre Music Theatre show has received most of the publicity as the “last Ottawa show,” those willing to make the drive out to Neat Coffee Shop in Burnstown on Sunday will get to see the band in an intimate venue, much closer to their 2007 roots.
Longtime fans of the band will be excited to know the setlist includes a complete performance of Moist’s debut album, Silver, including hits the band had never played live before this tour.
The response to Hollerado’s retirement has been quite strong, with quick sellouts at many shows on the “One Last Time” tour.
Little Jo Berry’s 3rd Birthday Party is happening this Friday at the Bronson Centre.
Wintersleep is playing Bronson Centre Theatre this Saturday March 23.
Who says big bands never stop in Ottawa? Finnish metal legends Children of Bodom were at Bronson Centre Theatre this weekend.
A sold out Bronson Centre welcomed August Burns Red to the stage.
Coeur de Pirate is performing at the Bronson Centre Theatre on Friday February 1st.
Making reference to the first time they played Ottawa, Tyler Connolly mentioned Zaphod Beeblebrox. “We were the opener and maybe four people showed up, five if you count the bartender.”
The Bronson Centre Theatre was packed with fans who grew up listening to their work, as they began in 1999 and went until 2011, before getting the band back together in 2015.
The Sheepdogs will be at the Bronson Centre Theatre on Saturday March 3.
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