Five Man Electrical Band celebrates the music and life of Les Emmerson
Bronson Centre hosted a star-studded tribute to the late Ottawa musician Les Emmerson and the Five Man Electrical Band.
Bronson Centre hosted a star-studded tribute to the late Ottawa musician Les Emmerson and the Five Man Electrical Band.
The Bronson Centre was filled with southern roots rock on June 4, with a concert by the Cory James Mitchell band and Blackberry Smoke.
Last night was the first time both lead vocalists Edwin and Brian Byrne have appeared with the band, which was a truly unique experience for longtime fans.
Crown Lands made their way to Ottawa on Friday night for a night packed with rock & roll goodness.
July Talk will be back at the Bronson Centre on Wednesday, December 1st for a second show that has a few tickets left.
This weekend marks the end of November and, with December quickly approaching, the holiday season has begun. While you could keep yourself as busy as Santa on Christmas Eve with all the craft fairs and holiday markets this weekend, there are a few other great things happening here in Ottawa that you won’t want to miss out on either.
See the holiday concerts Apt613 contributors look forward to most.
If you’d rather wait til December 1 to get into the holiday mood, there are plenty of other options this weekend.
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Filling the Bronson Centre Music Theatre from front to back, eager fans were treated to a set which was filled with material from throughout the band’s almost 20 year catalog.
We’re still enjoying the pretty part of winter, and slowing down a little in the process
The response to Hollerado’s retirement has been quite strong, with quick sellouts at many shows on the “One Last Time” tour.
It was the first show Apartment613 got to shoot inside the newly-renovated Bronson Centre Music Theatre.
Little Jo Berry’s 3rd Birthday Party is happening this Friday at the Bronson Centre.
Ohio’s Beartooth headlined the night at the Bronson Centre, with Toronto’s Like Pacific and Australian band Hands Like Houses.