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Guitars and Gasoline Music Festival attracts thousands to Calabogie area
Guitars and Gasoline Music Festival attracts thousands to Calabogie area

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Guitars and Gasoline Music Festival attracts thousands to Calabogie area

Thousands of people from across Ontario are converging on the Calabogie area this weekend for the inaugural Guitars and Gasoline Music Festival. Being held at the Calabogie Motorsports Park, Guitars and Gasoline is a two-day music festival spread over Friday and Saturday, featuring artists including Blue Rodeo, Theory of a Deadman and Joss Ross. This is the first such festival being held at the racetrack in Calabogie, which is allowing festival goers to camp out directly along the more than five-kilometre-long track, Canada's longest speedway. Festival promoter Ken Craig says the support for the first-year festival, and its all-Canadian lineup, has been encouraging. 'We're going to be doing a little over 6,000 (tickets) right now, probably hit 7,000 because of the nice weather,' Craig told CTV News Friday. 'Very pleased with that for a first-year festival.' Craig adds that camping for the festival is 82 per cent sold out heading into the weekend, with tickets for the shows still available. For those planning to attend the festival, located roughly 100 kilometres west of Ottawa, event coordinator Jamie Steenbakkers says attendees should come prepared. 'Make sure to get your wristbands on and put your parking passes on your windshield sticker and also make sure if you have a will call ticket to print out your barcode so that you have that ready to scan so that we can issue you your wristbands and tickets,' Steenbakkers added. OPP are warning drivers commuting through the Calabogie area this weekend to be aware for heavy traffic and slow downs due to the festival.

Kitchener music festival cancelled ‘due to unforeseen circumstances'
Kitchener music festival cancelled ‘due to unforeseen circumstances'

CTV News

time21-05-2025

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Kitchener music festival cancelled ‘due to unforeseen circumstances'

A karaoke microphone on a stage seen in this file photo. A two-day music festival that was scheduled to come to Kitchener next month has been cancelled. The Songscape Music Festival was supposed to take place outside the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium on June 20 and June 21 and feature Theory of a Deadman, Mother Mother, Headstones, Bahamas and Finger Eleven. However, a post made on the festival's official website now says the event will not be happening. 'Due to unforeseen circumstances the organizers of the Songscape festival on June 20 & 21 have made the decision to cancel the event. All refunds will be available at the point of purchase,' the post reads. CTV News Kitchener has reached out to the organizers.

Leamington's Hogs for Hospice concert series lineup released
Leamington's Hogs for Hospice concert series lineup released

CTV News

time15-05-2025

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Leamington's Hogs for Hospice concert series lineup released

Lineup announced for Hogs for Hospice concert series in Leamington. The three-day motorcycle rally supporting hospice care in the region has released its lineup for this year's concert series. The event takes place from Aug. 1 to Aug. 3, featuring great acts like Theory of a Deadman, Kim Mitchell, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Carley Pearce. Theory of a Deadman will headline Friday night's show with Mitchell as a special guest. Tenpenny and Pearce will co-headline Saturday's show. If you're interested in attending, it will take place at the Seacliff Park Amphitheatre. Tickets can be bought here. In the first five years, more than $2.5 million has been raised for the Leamington Hospice Campus.

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