The Wallaceburg and District Council For The Arts is welcoming Trent Severn to the Jeanne Gordon Theatre on Saturday, May 6.
Trent Severn are a two time Canadian Folk Music Award nominated group. Members Dayna Manning, Emm Gryner and Lindsay Schindler share four Juno nominations between them.
The upcoming show marks the return of Gryner to the Jeanne Gordon Theatre.
Gryner dazzled a sold out audience in 2015 and has been looking forward to a return to Wallaceburg ever since.
“We’re really excited for this showcase,” said Dave Elliott, Arts Council President. “Emm has been in touch since literally the night of her performance in 2015 and we’ve been waiting for the right time to bring her back alongside Dayna and Lindsay. We’re pretty sure Trent Severn is going to make it’s mark in Wallaceburg and find a lot of new fans and friends.”
Trent Severn is Ontario folk trio who sing original, contemporary songs easily described as “Canadian history in harmony.”
Topically modern with a humorous twist, Trent Severn have inspired audiences all over Canada to share a patriotic laugh and let their glowing hearts melt away. Comprised of talented multi-instrumentalists, singers and songwriters, Trent Severn is a truly DIY band that showcases beautifully-crafted, evocative songs that continue the deeply poetic legacy of true ‘red and white’ pioneering troubadours.
Tickets are now on sale and are $25 apiece.
You can pick them up at the radio station in Wallaceburg, the Wallaceburg Museum, James Street Eatery and online here.
More information can be found at www.wallaceburgartscouncil.com.
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