Mar 2027

April Wine with special guest Andy Curran

March 5 at 8:00pm

April Wine, the legendary Canadian rock band formed in 1969 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, achieved international success throughout the 1970s and 1980s with over 20 albums and more than 20 million records sold worldwide. Known for hits like “Roller,” “I Like to Rock,” and “Just Between You and Me”—which made them the first Canadian band on MTV—the band has earned multiple gold and platinum releases, 11 Juno Award nominations, and inductions into both the Canadian Music Industry and Canadian Music Halls of Fame. Joining as a special guest is Andy Curran, founding member of Coney Hatch and 1992 Juno Award winner, who brings a celebrated career spanning solo success, chart-topping hits, and recent work with Envy of None alongside Alex Lifeson, adding another highlight to a night of iconic Canadian rock.

Chubby Checker

March 9 - 11: multiple Showtimes

Chubby Checker is an entertainment industry icon best known for popularizing “The Twist”, the number one song of all time. With hits like “Let’s Twist Again” and “Limbo Rock”, he is a symbol of rock n roll joy and was just inducted into the 2026 IEBA Hall of Fame as well the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, honoring his lasting influence on music, dance and pop culture. With a career spanning more than six decades, Chubby Checker is still twisting and proving that true rhythm never fades.

Max Webster featuring Kim Mitchell & Friends

March 27 at 8:00pm

Max Webster is one of Canada’s most iconic rock bands. Formed in Toronto in the early 70s and fronted by legendary guitarist Kim Mitchell, the band built a devoted following with its distinctive blend of progressive rock, hard rock and humour. Fan favourites like “Paradise Skies”, “Let Go the Line”, “A Million Vacations”, and “Battle Scar” have become enduring staples in Canadian rock. In 2023, the band’s lasting contribution to Canadian music was honoured with an induction into Canada’s Walk of Fame.

Alan Doyle with Special Guest Mary Frances Already Dancing Tour

March 13 at 8:00pm

Expect the unexpected from Welcome Home, Alan Doyle’s fourth full-length solo studio album and 20th overall. While upholding his status as a perennial merrymaker — a reputation burnished by his years with acclaimed folk-pop combo Great Big Sea — the new album also finds the multifaceted singer songwriter and 14-time JUNO Award nominee exploring novel sonic terrain.

Alongside marquee co-writers Jimmy Rankin, Donovan Woods, and Hollywood actor Oscar Isaac (yep, of Star Wars fame), Doyle presents nine original songs that are both typically buoyant and surprisingly intimate, what Doyle refers to as “the lower and slower: the lower part of my vocal range and the slower songs. I’m letting myself do that for the first time on this record,” which he cut in Montreal with producer-engineer Marcus Paquin. Doyle’s CV is extensive — he is a thrice-published author, a film and TV actor-producer with multiple major credits, and the co-producer of the recently released 20-song Ron Hynes tribute album, Sonny Don't Go Away. Yet the wildly popular musician from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland remains most electrifying before a live audience, abetted by his ace band. “I am the luckiest guy in the world,” Doyle says. “It’s such a privilege to stand among those players on stage.”

Mary Frances is an award-winning Canadian fiddler, vocalist, pianist, and step dancer whose music is rooted in Celtic tradition. The daughter of renowned musicians Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy, Mary Frances has performed more than 800 shows across Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia, sharing the stage with artists including Yo-Yo Ma, Jerry Douglas and Carlos Núñez. Her debut album, First Light, earned her the Canadian Folk Music Award for Young Performer of the Year. Blending a deep love of traditional music with a fresh, energetic style, Mary Frances is carving out a sound and career distinctly her own.