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Classic TroubadoursSongs of SheryL Crow and Stevie Nicks
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Classic Troubadours presents: The Songs of Sheryl Crow & Stevie Nicks
Experience the timeless music of Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks in one unforgettable tribute show. From Crow’s rootsy, feel-good anthems to Nicks’ mystical vocals and poetic storytelling, this performance brings together the songs that defined generations. With powerful vocals, rich harmonies, and a full band, it’s a night of iconic hits, emotion, and pure musical magic you won’t want to miss. Featuring Annette Haas, Melissa Marchese, Alex Whorms, Jacob Moon, Mike Cotton and Adam Michael.
The Goldtone COllective
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A true Boots in the Creek staple, The Gold Tone Collective is a powerhouse group of touring musicians who reunite each year to throw down one of the biggest country parties of the summer.
Made up of longtime friends who spend the rest of the year on the road with artists including Bailey Zimmerman, Carter Faith and The Washboard Union, the band comes together for this one annual show, bringing years of touring experience, strong musicianship and a natural chemistry that carries straight onto the stage.
With both male and female lead vocals, a stacked lineup and a setlist built around country favourites, The Gold Tone Collective delivers a high-energy show from start to finish.


Shania twang
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Shania Twang offers an experience that takes you back to the excitement of when Shania’s Come OnOver, The Woman in Me, and Up! albumswere released. Performing all the hits, such as Man! I Feel Likea Woman, Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under,That Don’t Impress Me Much, Any Man of Mine,and I’m Gonna Getcha Good, this interactive show will make you want to get up and dance!“Dupuis's powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence transported the audience back to the height ofTwain's career, making them feel as if they were witnessing the real Shania Twain herself.”–Bscene;article written by Thomas Clare
Sourwood
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Led by songwriter Lucas Last, Southwestern Ontario’s Sourwoodbridges the gap between traditional string-band roots and the dark, literate storytelling of modern alt-country. For their album Deadline—recorded at Halo Studio with producer Roman Marcone—the collective built a sound centered on rich acoustic arrangements, Celtic undertones, and the moody left-of-center songwriting you’d expect from a band raised on Elliott Smith records. Sourwood trades typical genre purism for deep narrative weight and emotional grit, delivering an honest live performance that fits just as naturally on an indie rock bill as it does at a traditional bluegrass festival.












