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Isabel Voices Performs: Considering Matthew Shephard

“Considering Matthew Shepard.” Scheduled for Friday, February 16th, 2024, at the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, this fusion oratorio is a poignant exploration of the life, legacy, and tragic end of Matthew Shepard. The composition, featuring acclaimed soloists and an 8-piece ensemble, delves deep into the complexities of Matthew’s life and the profound sorrow of his untimely demise. It’s not just a musical performance but a powerful narrative that weaves through the spectrum of human emotions, from deep sorrow to a resilient call for compassion and understanding.

Kingston Punk Night Feat DAYGLO ABORTIONS, THE BETA 58’S and LEFT ON BOWERY

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Punk Rock Enthusiasts Rejoice! Grit & Grind Productions is amping up the energy in Kingston with an electrifying event showcasing some of the most iconic punk rock legends and rising stars. Headlined by the formidable DAYGLO ABORTIONS, this event promises to be an unmissable night for fans of raw, high-voltage punk music. Canadian punk legends in their own right, the DAYGLO ABORTIONS are known for their explosive performances and rebellious anthems, guaranteeing a night of thrashing rhythms and mosh pit excitement.

Road Apples Live In Kingston

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Kingston Grand Theatre will reverberate with the nostalgic echoes of one of Canada’s most cherished rock bands, The Tragically Hip, as the dynamic tribute group, Road Apples, takes the stage. Known for their uncanny ability to channel the legendary sound and spirit of The Hip, Road Apples doesn’t merely play music; they breathe life into the iconic anthems that defined a generation.

She Sings At The Spire

Delight in an enchanting evening with She Sings! as they host the renowned Dave Barton Trio for a musical escapade that journeys through the ages of jazz.

Requiem for the Living

Embark on a transformative musical journey with Kingston Choral Society’s live performance, featuring the profound masterpiece, “Requiem for the Living” by Dan Forrest. Scheduled for Sunday, November 26th, this majestic piece has been described by Jeffrey Williams of the New York Concert Review as “a work of great import…one of the most moving works I have heard in a very long while.

The Embassy, Live Music Cafe

he Embassy, Live Music Cafe Returns to The Spire on Saturday Nights! Get ready, Kingston! The beloved Embassy, Live Music Cafe is back with a bang, resuming its Saturday night specials at The Spire

Israel Fernández and Diego del Morao

Israel Fernández and Diego del Morao take the stage. Dubbed by GQ as the “most important cantaor of his era,” with a voice often compared to the legendary Camarón de la Isla, Fernández is the very embodiment of flamenco’s new generation.

Jordan Davis: Damn Good Time World Tour

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Jordan Davis has always championed his growth as an artist, and that fervor resonates in his live shows. His dedication to music, innovation in songwriting, and the magic of touching upon relatable topics has cemented his place among country music’s finest. As Davis himself noted, the anticipation and response to his new music have been overwhelming.

ONES – The Beatles #1 Hits

Kingston is poised to reverberate with the timeless melodies of the Fab Four, as ONES – The Beatles #1 Hits takes center stage, showcasing the iconic tunes that dominated global charts from 1964 to 1970.

NEW DATE Cowboy Junkies

Their groundbreaking “The Trinity Session” was not just a breath of fresh air amidst the late 80’s cacophony but a profound whisper that demanded attention. With a unique fusion of folk, blues, and rock, this Toronto-born band, led by the Timmins siblings and the ever-present Alan Anton, have consistently delivered over 26 albums without ever hitting the pause button.