Music

After a sold-out show last summer, Canadian icons Blue Rodeo return to the Drill Hall.

Father John Misty brings his latest album Mahashmashana to the Drill Hall.

Sam Roberts Band returns to the Drill Hall with a catalogue of chart-topping hits, including “Brother Down,” “Don’t Walk Away Eileen,” “Hard Road,” and “Where Have All The Good People Gone?”

The Beaches bring their high-energy, hook-heavy alt-rock to the Drill Hall. Thursday night is sold out, but tickets are still available for the Friday show.

USS (Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker) bring their high-energy, genre-blending sound to the Drill Hall. Known for their unique mix of alt-rock, electronic beats, and crowd-fueled performances, the Canadian duo have built a reputation as one of the country’s most dynamic touring acts. 

Wild Rivers brings their soaring indie-folk sound to the Drill Hall, blending rich harmonies with heartfelt songwriting. With over a billion streams and tours alongside artists like The Chicks and Noah Kahan, the platinum-selling trio continues to connect with audiences worldwide.

Rock the County presented by RBC returns as a two-night rock festival at B31 District’s Drill Hall — bringing together some of Canada’s most iconic acts for one of the biggest live music weekends of the summer.

Big Wreck returns to the Drill Hall as part of Rock the County presented by RBC, bringing their signature blend of powerful vocals, soaring guitar work, and chart-topping alt-rock back to Prince Edward County.

Glass Tiger hits the Drill Hall with timeless favourites like “Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone)” and “Someday.” The Grammy-nominated, 5x JUNO Award-winning band continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

One of Canada’s most accomplished rock bands, The Trews bring their award-winning catalogue to the Drill Hall, spanning decades of hits, major festival stages, and international touring.