In a new must-see documentary, Blue Rodeo reflects on their 40-year journey. Coming soon to CBC Gem
Media | Blue Rodeo: Lost Together | Official Trailer
Caption: For the first time, Blue Rodeo tells the story of their incredible 40-year journey. A brand new documentary, coming to CBC Gem and the CBC Docs YouTube channel on Feb. 19, 2025.
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A new documentary tells the story of how Blue Rodeo, one of Canada's most beloved bands, defied the odds to become legends.
Blue Rodeo: Lost Together dives into the band's incredible 40-year journey. Guided by the unmistakable voices of Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor, the film delivers an unfiltered, often hilarious and deeply moving account of Blue Rodeo's meteoric rise.
WATCH | A first look at Blue Rodeo: Lost Together
Media | Documentary Special : Blue Rodeo's Greg Keelor and Jim Cuddy on their songwriting process
Caption: 'Songs are like little miracles,' says Keelor. In this clip from the documentary Blue Rodeo: Lost Together, he and Cuddy explain how they write songs. Coming to CBC Gem and the CBC Docs YouTube channel on Feb. 19, 2025.
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Blue Rodeo: Lost Together takes viewers behind the scenes of the band's extraordinary adventures. It's the ultimate tribute to Blue Rodeo's legacy: a must-see for fans, and a story that will resonate with anyone who believes in the power of music to transform lives.
How to watch Blue Rodeo: Lost Together
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Watch Blue Rodeo: Lost Together on CBC Gem and the on Feb. 19, 2025.
Watch Blue Rodeo: Lost Together on the documentary Channel on Feb. 11, 2025. Check your local listing for details.
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Watch Blue Rodeo: Lost Together on CBC TV at 7 p.m. (7:30 NT) on Mar. 23, 2025.
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