OUTSKIRTS - Celebrating the Music of Blue Rodeo

Outskirts: Celebrating the Music of Blue Rodeo captures the spirit and sound of one of Canada’s most beloved bands, delivering a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Blue Rodeo. Featuring Jeff Callery (guitar, vocals), Mark Hunt (lead guitar, mandolin, vocals), Leigh Graham (keys, vocals), Andy Schick (steel guitar), Randy Orr (bass, vocals), and Glen Crotty (drums), the band has quickly earned praise for their authentic, passionate performances. Fans have noted Outskirts’ remarkable ability to recreate the “timeless charm and soul” of Blue Rodeo’s music, describing their shows as “nostalgic journeys” and “faithful yet fresh” homages to the originals. One reviewer highlighted their skillful renditions, stating, “They bring Blue Rodeo’s essence to life with every note” . This six-piece ensemble’s dedication and chemistry resonate with audiences across Ontario, making each performance a celebration of Canadian musical heritage .

Opening the performance will be duo Eric Uren and Meghan Balogh.

Eric Uren has been performing in clubs and pubs across Canada and Europe for over 25 years. His straightforward, honest delivery of well-known songs by artists like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Johnny Cash and Steve Earle connect with audiences of all ages. He is a warm and personable performer who excels at creating a friendly, social atmosphere wherever he takes the stage.

Meghan Balogh spent years studying classical piano and violin before delving into the world of Irish fiddle music. She grew up immersed in folk music, and currently plays fiddle and sings as a member of bands in Kingston and Prince Edward County including Seventh Town, The Gertrudes and No Great Mischief. She can be found playing for Irish ceili dances around eastern Ontario with the Seventh Town Ceili Band (https://seventhtown.ca/ceili-band), and as a fixture with Kingston’s Irish session.