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Events Guide EVENTS GUIDE 1 JUNO Photography Exhibition Printing and framing by Vistek Date: Wednesday, March 9, 2016 - Friday, April 29, 2016 Time: Open during regular gallery hours, visit jubileeauditorium.com Location: Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, 1415 14th Ave. NW, Calgary What: A stunning retrospective photography exhibition showcasing the past 40+ years of Canadian music and the JUNO Awards. More than 50 photos from the JUNO Awards’ 40th Anniversary book, Music from Far and Wide, as well as never before seen photos taken by Canada’s foremost rock and roll photographers including Barry Roden, Bruce Cole, Grant Martin, Tom Sandler, and Alex Urosevic, along with photographers from iPhoto Inc. Purchase Details: Free Admission Contact: Vanessa Andres, Holmes PR, 416-628-5612, c :647-828-8802, [email protected] The JUNO Tour of Canadian Art Date: Saturday, March 19, 2016 - Sunday, September 18, 2016 Time: Open during regular museum hours, visit glenbow.org Location: Glenbow Museum, 130 9th Ave. SE, Calgary What: The JUNO Tour of Canadian Art (JTOCA) invites JUNO Award nominees and winners to select a Canadian work of art that resonates with them personally or artistically. Viewers can see the artists’ responses to their chosen works by using tablets located next to each work. This exhibit was previously hosted at the Art Gallery of Ontario, the National Gallery of Canada, the MacKenzie Art Gallery, the Winnipeg Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Hamilton. This year, the Glenbow Museum will host the sixth instalment of JTOCA for six months. Participating artists: 54-40, Alan Doyle*, AM Static*, Corb Lund, Old Man Luedecke*, Rufus Wainwright, and The Trews *Denotes a 2016 JUNO Award Nominee Purchase Details: Access to this event is included with the cost of admission to Glenbow Museum. Contact: Vanessa Andres, Holmes PR, 416-628-5612, c: 647-828-8802, [email protected] TD Presents JUNO Cup Jam Date: Thursday, March 31, 2016 Time: Doors 8:00 pm, show 9:00 pm Location: Flames Central - 219 8th Ave. SW, Calgary, AB What: The JUNO Cup Jam is a night of fun musical collaborations and covers to kick-off JUNO weekend! The concert fundraiser features performances by JUNO Cup players with all proceeds benefiting MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity associated with CARAS. 2 Performers: *Denotes a 2016 JUNO Award nominee Beard Guy (Walk off the Eagle & Hawk Rich Aucoin Earth)* Fortunate Ones* Scott Henderson (Souls Brett Kissel* Gord Bamford in Rhythm) Chad Brownlee Jonathan Roy Shawn Hook* Cosmo Ferraro Kevin Parent Whitehorse* Del Barber Matt Masters Devin Cuddy Paul Aucoin Purchase Details: $25 (plus tax and service fees). Ticket packages are also available for JUNO Cup Jam and JUNO Cup (Friday, April 1 at Max Bell Arena) for $40 (plus tax and service fees). All proceeds benefit MusiCounts. To purchase tickets, visit: www.ticketmaster.ca. Promotional Partners: 90.3 AMP Radio, 101.5 KooL FM, Calgary Herald, CJAY 92, Country 105, CTV Calgary, Soft Rock 97.7, Sportsnet 960 The FAN, XL 103 Contact: Adrienne Kakoullis, Holmes PR, 416-628-5610, c: 416-450-6637, [email protected]. JUNO Cup Date: Friday, April 1, 2016 Time: 7:30 pm Location: Max Bell Arena, 1001 Barlow Trail SE, Calgary, AB What: JUNO Cup is a celebrity fundraising hockey game in support of MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity associated with CARAS. NHL Greats and Canadian musicians including members of Blue Rodeo, The Tenors, Whitehorse and many more will face off in a fun, competitive, non-contact hockey game. Host/Play-by-Play: Beesley, voice of the Calgary Flames Live music courtesy of: The Ramblin’ Ambassadors Rockers: *Denotes a 2016 JUNO Award nominee Andrew O’Brien (Fortunate Ones)* Keith Scott (Bryan Adams)* Bill Hamm (Canadian Chamber Choir)* Kevin Parent Brett Kissel* - COACH Luke Doucet (Whitehorse)* Chad Brownlee Matt Masters Cosmo Ferraro (Ferraro) Michael Hollett Del Barber Paul Aucoin Devin Cuddy Pete Emes (Smalltown DJs) Fraser Walters (The Tenors)* - COACH Remigio Pereira (The Tenors)* George Canyon Rich Aucoin Gord Bamford Scott Henderson (Souls in Rhythm) Jay Bodner (Eagle & Hawk) Shawn Hook* Jim Cuddy (Blue Rodeo) Victor Micallef (The Tenors)* Jonathan Roy Vince Fontaine (Eagle & Hawk) NHL Greats: Brad Dalgarno (New York Islanders) Curtis Glencross (Calgary Flames) Jamie Macoun (Calgary Flames) Jesse Lumsden (Olympian) Jim Peplinski (Calgary Flames) Mark Napier (Montréal Canadiens, Minnesota North Stars, Edmonton Oilers, Buffalo Sabres) Perry Berezan (Calgary Flames) Ron Sutter (Calgary Flames) Troy Crowder (Vancouver Canucks, Los Angeles Kings, Detroit Red Wings, New Jersey Devils) 3 Purchase Details: Tickets available on ticketmaster.ca for $20 or $15 with the purchase of 10 or more (plus service charges). Proceeds benefit MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity associated with CARAS. Promotional Partners: Calgary Herald, CJAY 92, Country 105, Metro News, News Talk 770, Q107, Soft Rock 97.7, Sportsnet 960 The FAN, WILD 953 Contact: Adrienne Kakoullis, Holmes PR, 416-628-5610, c: 416-450-6637, [email protected] JUNOfest 2016 Presented by CBCMusic.ca Produced by PM Gigs Date: Friday, April 1, 2016 and Saturday, April 2, 2016 Time: 9:00 pm - 2:00 am Location: Various venues in Calgary. Visit www.junoawards.ca for more information. What: Want to catch some cool shows featuring JUNO nominees, national touring acts and the best of Calgary? JUNOfest is a two-night music celebration that is part of JUNO Week 2016 that will hit more than 15 venues across the city! Nightly line-ups feature three or four acts per venue with established and developing artists sharing the stage. Compliments of the Calgary Host Committee, the Music Mile bus, between Inglewood and downtown, will be available for free with a JUNOfest wristband. For details visit http://www.bassbus.ca/. Artists confirmed to date: *Denotes a 2016 JUNO Award nominee 36? Copperhead Hey Romeo k-os* (DJ set) Al Muirhead Quintet* Cowpuncher Hi-Strung Downers Lab Coast Alex Cuba* Cris Derksen* HUMANS* LeE HARVeY Alex Pangman* Dan Brubeck Quartet* Jaclyn Guillou* OsMOND* AM Static* Daniel Romano* Jason Hastie & The Lemon Bucket Armond Duck Chief* David Gogo* Alibi Orkestra* Autumn Hill* Del Barber Jason Plumb Library Voices Big Dave McLean* Derek Miller* Jeff Reilly* and Liz Loughrey Black Bear* Derrival Luminous Voices Locomotive Ghost Blackburn* Devin Cuddy Jess Reimer Lovecoast Blake Berglund & Belle Diemonds* Jesse and the Lucette Plaine Dinuk Wijeratne* Dandelions Lyndon John X* Boogat* Don Amero* Jim Cuddy Maddison Krebs Boreal Sons Double Fuzz Joe Nolan Maria Soulis* Buffy Sainte-Marie* Drew Gregory John Burge* Marianas Trench* Canadian Chamber Dzeko & Torres Jonathan Roy Matt Blais Choir* Elinor Frey* Jordan Pal* Mariel Buckley Cancer Bats* Emilie-Claire Barlow JP Cormier* Megumi Masaki & Carmanah Faith Healer Kafinal* Nicole Lizée* Carter Felker FOGDOG Kalle Mattson* Merkules Chloe Albert Fortunate Ones* KEN mode* Mike Edel Chris Andrew Trio Harrison Kennedy* Kieran Mercer Milk & Bone* Chron Goblin Hello Moth Kirby Sewell Band Miranda Mulholland 4 Mitch Belot Band SAVVIE Tasman Jude The Royal Foundry Northern Beauties Sc Mira The 6L6’s The Sweets NQ Arbuckle Scenic Route to The Ashley Hundred The Wet Secrets Old Man Luedecke* Alaska The Dead South The Wisers Open Air Scott MacKay The Dudes Tim Hus Oscar Lopez Seth Anderson The Dungarees Transit Peripheral Vision* Shane Koyczan The Electric Revival Trinity Bradshaw Peter and the Wolves Shred Kelly The Elwins* Two Bears North Port Juvee Slow Leaves The Hearts TwoShine County Rah Rah Snak the Ripper The Heirlooms Walk off the Earth Raleigh Son of Ray The Katherines Waymatea (of Ralph Boyd Johnson Spencer Jo The Moanin’ After Souljah Fyah) Rich Aucoin Sphen The New Electric Whitehorse* Robi Botos Quartet Sunglaciers The Noble Thiefs Willa Rococode Sunseekerz The Provincial Archive Wooden Horseman Rotary Park Surf Dads The Ramblin’ Young Empires* Sarah MacDougall Sykamore Ambassadors SAVK Tara Kannangara* The Revival Venues confirmed to-date for JUNOfest are: Broken City (613 11th Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Commonwealth Bar & Stage (731 10 Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Dickens (1009 9th Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Festival Hall (1215 10th Ave. SE, Calgary, AB) Flames Central (219 8 Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Ironwood Stage & Grill (1229 9th Ave. SE, Calgary, AB) Lolita’s Lounge (1413 9th Ave. SE, Calgary, AB) Nite Owl (231 10 Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Ranchman’s (9615 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary, AB) Royal Canadian Legion Branch 1 (116 7 Ave. SE, Calgary, AB) The Blues Can (1429 9th Ave. SE, Calgary, AB) The Gateway (1301 16th Ave. NW, Calgary, AB) The HiFi Club (219 10th Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) - Saturday only The Palomino Smokehouse (109 7th Ave. SW, Calgary, AB) Wine-Ohs (811 1st St. SW, Calgary, AB) Purchase Details: JUNOfest wristbands are on sale now for $30 (plus tax and service fees) and provide priority access to all participating JUNOfest venues. To purchase wristbands and tickets, visit www.ticketfly.com. Individual tickets will also be available in advance and at the door, but are subject to availability and capacity. For a complete list of JUNOfest artists, or to view the listings grid, please visit www.junoawards.ca. You can also plan your JUNOfest schedule easily by downloading the 2016 JUNO Awards App by clicking here. Promotional Partners: 90.3 AMP Radio, 96.9 JACK FM, 98.5 Virgin Radio, 101.5 KooL FM, Calgary Herald, CJAY 92, Country 105, Funny 1060AM, Metro News, News Talk 770, Q107, Soft Rock 97.7, WILD 953, X92.9, and XL 103 Contact:
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