Tea Party to headline CanRock triple bill with Headstones and Finger Eleven at Rogers Place
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Three of Canada's most iconic rock bands from the '90s and early 2000s will take centre stage at Rogers Place in November as part of a joint tour across Canada.
Edmonton fans will get a chance to see Canadian rock legends The Tea Party, Headstones, and Finger Eleven perform in concert on the third stop of a 12-date tour across Canada, according to a Tuesday news release. The 2025 The Tea Party, Headstones, Finger Eleven Tour will kick off in Penticton, B.C. on Nov. 25 with a stop in Abbotsford, crossing into Alberta to perform in Edmonton on Nov. 28.
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