Cross-Canada country music roadtrip stops in Guelph
GUELPH – The Great Canadian Roadtrip featuring Doc Walker, Jason McCoy and Michelle Wright is making a stop at River Run Centre’s Main Stage on Nov. 15 at 7:30pm.
Ticket holders can expect a true union on stage, officials say.
Doc Walker, Jason McCoy and Michelle Wright perform together, joining musical forces by playing each other’s songs and sharing the stories behind them.
Doc Walker is the Manitoban duo of Chris Thorsteinson and Dave Wasyliw.
From small town halls to Juno Award winners, these childhood friends have consistently grown their stage footprint since the early 1990s, officials state.
Jason McCoy, creator and frontman of The Road Hammers, the best-selling band in Canadian Country Music history, McCoy is also a fellow Juno winner and CCMA Hall of Famer.
Rounding out the Roadtrip is Michelle Wright, also a Juno winner and a Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer with 25 top 10 radio hits.
She has performed for fans on every continent except Antarctica.
This is the debut show in River Run’s Canadian Country Series, which presents some of Canada’s finest toe-tapping, gritty musicians, officials say.
The evening is presented with support from season sponsor Richardson Wealth along with funding from the Government of Canada.
Tickets to The Great Canadian Roadtrip are $59 for adults, $57 for patrons over 60 years old and $39 for those under 30.
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For more information or to purchase tickets, call 519-763-3000, visit River Run’s Box Office at 35 Woolwich St., Guelph, or go to riverrun.ca/whats-on/the-great-canadian-roadtrip-26/.
