Canadian Music Festivals Pearl Jam could do?
Of course all of them, don't be ridiculous!
Just wondering! As June/July festival date's/show's belong to Europe '10.
Can think of Edgefest, Osheaga Music and Arts Festival, Virgin Festival.
Kinda prefer local Hockey Arena's over huge festival events.
There's one a few mile's apart here.
ps, festivals or no festivals .. please come back to Canada 2010, Pearl Jam!
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Just wondering! As June/July festival date's/show's belong to Europe '10.
Can think of Edgefest, Osheaga Music and Arts Festival, Virgin Festival.
Kinda prefer local Hockey Arena's over huge festival events.
There's one a few mile's apart here.
ps, festivals or no festivals .. please come back to Canada 2010, Pearl Jam!
D
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2008: Hartford/EV Toronto 1 & 2
2009: Toronto/Philadelphia 3 & 4
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2016: Toronto 1 & 2
2022: Hamilton/Toronto
2023: EV Seattle 1&2
A guy can always dream lol
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I'd prefer to see a full PJ set as opposed to a festival.
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Yeah, seeing as Bluefest is no longer strictly "Blues", PJ definitely could fit the bill as a headliner. KISS were the "big act" this summer . . . .
But as you say, it won't happen next summer (and I'd be VERY surprised if it EVER happened), but it would defo be amazing. Would finally give me a reason to go to Bluesfest . . . never bothered, but the acts seem to be getting better/bigger each year . . . maybe next summer I'll finally take the plunge?
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Too many shows but never enough!
These guys are the fruit of the earth...
Alianait Arts Festival in Iqaluit, Nunavut
Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival in Burnaby, BC
Capital Idea!
Connect Music Festival (Canada) in Saskatchewan
Eclipse Festival in Quebec
Festival du Voyageur
Folklorama
Halifax Pop Explosion
Jazz Winnipeg Festival
Les FrancoFolies de Montréal
Lilith Fair, a travelling festival
Merritt Mountain Music Festival in Merritt, British Columbia
Montreal International Jazz Festival
Montreal's Just for Laughs Comedy Festival
Mutek electronic music festival
North by Northeast in Toronto
Osheaga Festival in Montreal
Ottawa Bluesfest in Ottawa
Ottawa Chamber Music Festival in Ottawa
Ottawa Folk Festival in Ottawa
Ottawa International Animation Festival in Ottawa
Ottawa International Jazz Festival in Ottawa
Shambhala in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia
Space Gathering in Quebec
Vicotria Ska Festival in [[Victoria]
Virgin Festival in Toronto and Vancouver
Winnipeg Folk Festival
Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival
Winnipeg International Writers Festival
Winnipeg Music Festival
There's lot's to choices there, Pearl Jam!
Oh, but it's so much fun! I was INCREDIBLY impressed with the entire experience last year, very well executed. And the festival pass is pretty cheap (I paid $240 for everything and went 9 out of 12 nights...so I paid under $30 per night that I actually went, and then gave away the tickets for nights that had no acts which interested me.)
It's a nice set-up that they've made over at Lebreton Flats too, spreading out the 6 stages to reduce sound interference...although the night Sam Roberts played on the second stage, they ended half an hour late and probably fucked over Jackson Browne's sound on the main stage, but ah well, the crowd was bigger for Sam Roberts at that point in the evening. The Subway Stage, where Drive-by Truckers played (and more of the actual blues artists) is completely removed from the bustle of the two main stages and it really felt like I was out in the middle of the woods or something, surrounded by trees, right on the canal, beautiful sunset.
They've got a pretty big local artist market made up of mostly Byward vendors, and a HUGE tent for good ol' Compact Music, my favourite little indie record store. Plus, they have all the best local snackfood there...The Works, Beavertails, a Hard Rock Cafe for bigger spenders, etc.
Also, there were a handful of nights I went with no particular lineup in mind and I was introduced to dozens of fantastic artists I'd never listened to previously, including many of the blues acts. It's DEFINITELY an experience for any local music fan and I highly recommend that you check it out next year.
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2016: Toronto 1 & 2
2022: Hamilton/Toronto
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