Free Summer Concerts held outside on the Stockey Centre’s fully licensed deck overlooking the Bay or in the Performance Hall in case of rain, all performances start at 7pm. A light dinner menu available: this is The Thing to do on a Summer Tuesday Evening!
June 11th MT and the Toasters- A heavy hitting, power blues trio from Muskoka. With styles ranging from fusion to shuffle, they deliver an eclectic mix of hot-rodded guitar blues.
June 18th Anouk Laure and Preetam Sengupta- Reflective and contemplative, Anouk’s music is an emotionally earnest take on a traditional folk-inspired sound. Preetam thrives on connecting with an audience through honest delivery, melodic storytelling and playful stage banter.
June 25th Third Change Band- Third Change square-dance band excels in lively traditional reels, jigs, two steps and waltzes. Vocalists harmonize classic folk and country songs.
June 27th Open Mic Night- Any and all performers are invited to come on out and show ‘em what you can do.
July 2nd The Northern Dancers- Parry Sound Local J.P. Borchardt serves as lead singer/songwriter for this 4-piece alternative rock band with Andrew House on drums.
July 4th Open Mic Night- Come on down to the Bay and have a great time on the licensed patio.
July 16th Tia McGraff- Described as having “a voice stolen from an angel”, Tia McGraff is an international singer/songwriter whose edgy Americana sound has won the hearts of fans around the world. Tia and her husband/producer, Tommy Parham, perform on main stage festivals, famous Bluebird Café (Nashville), soft seat theatres, and are excited to be sharing their new CD with music lovers at Bands on the Bay!
August 13th Horned Ace Blues- Horned Ace, a blues/boogie power trio from Spanish Ontario, plays unique covers of the blues masters, and original tunes.
August 20th RU KID’N ME- The best of pop, classic rock and a little country for all listening pleasures to enjoy.
August 27th Ann Chaplin- Ann Chaplin is a country recording artist from Deep River Ontario. Her touching songs and striking voice can now be heard nationally.