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Nickelback, Neil Young and Maroon 5 join Motley Crue as Ottawa Bluesfest headliners

The full 2024 Bluesfest lineup has been released, with headliners such as Nickelback, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Maroon 5 and 50 Cent joining the previously announced Mötley Crüe.

Ottawa Bluesfest is celebrating its 30th year with a "star-studded lineup worthy of the occasion," organizers say.

Other headliners on the RBC Stage include Mother Mother, Zac Brown Band, Tyler Childers, and Nas.

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"Being the 30th, we knew it had to be big, but really, we tried to deliver what people expect, which is international-caliber talent along with a whole bunch of other diverse artists,” Bluesfest executive and artistic director Mark Monahan told CTV News Ottawa.

The festival will run from July 4 to 14.

A one-day ticket presale starts Friday at 10 a.m. The full on sale date is Saturday, starting at 10 a.m.

Tickets are available at www.ottawabluesfest.frontgatetickets.com

Maroon 5, Neil Young big gets

Monahan says Maroon 5 is a big win for the festival.

"Just an iconic band, they've announced a Vegas residency, just an act that's never played Ottawa and these are the kinds of acts the festival tries to seek out to give the fans of Ottawa that experience," he said.

Maroon 5 was scheduled to play at the Canadian Tire Centre in August of 2022, but cancelled several Canadian tour dates that year.

Neil Young is also an act Monahan said was a big act to see.

"Huge, iconic Canadian artist, never played the festival, has not played Ottawa in many, many years," he said.

40 local acts

Monahan said even if the headline acts don't appeal to someone, there is a wide range of talented artists set to play, including more than three dozen bands from Ottawa.

"There's 40 local bands on the bill and honestly, one third of the whole lineup is local bands. We have over 600 submissions from local acts every year, so really there's phenomenal talent on the bill that's not playing at nine o'clock," he said.

"Plus, a whole host of diverse acts like Noah Cyrus, Future Islands, Chelsea Cutler, these are all acts that are not headlining but could be headliners in their own right."

2024 Ottawa Bluesfest Lineup

July 4: Mother Mother; Orville Peck; Tokyo Police Club; Leith Ross; The Dip, Priyanka; Campbell & Johnston; Country Club Pool Boy; Funeral Lakes; LH Express; OK Naledi; Sandra Bouza; MELO-T

July 5: Nickelback; Warren Zeiders; Noah Cyrus; Ziggy Alberts; Bywater Call; Aleksi Campagne; Danielle Allard; Jaclyn Kenyon; May Davis; Mia Kelly; The Artichoke Hearts; MELO-T

July 6: 50 Cent; Mt. Joy; Killer Mike; Shred Kelly; Etran De L’Aïr; Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers; City Fidelia; Hopper; Lynne Hanson; Nice On; Turbo Street Funk; MELO-T

July 7: Maroon 5; Future Islands; Chelsea Cutler; Pokey LaFarge; Blue Moon Marquee; Hussy Hicks; ALAMUSIC; Cinzia & The Eclipse; Brooke Blackburn; FOG Blues & Brass Band

July 10: Zac Brown Band; Charley Crockett; Matthew Good; Medicine Singers ft. Lee Ranaldo, Yonatan Gat & Zoon; Texas King; Jon Muq; Nicolette & The Nobodies; Caroline Jones; Blackburn Brothers; ALAMUSIC; Murray Kinsley & Wicked Grin; Yarro

July 11: Neil Young Crazy Horse; Josh Ross; Corb Lund; Steph Strings; Chambers DesLauriers; ALAMUSIC; Alexa Goldie; Jessica Pearson and The East Wind; John Allaire and The Campistas; Kaya Fraser; Merle Marlow Band

July 12: Tyler Childers; Bahamas; TALK; Jerry Portnoy; Bombino; Annie Raines & Paul Rishell; Brittany Kennell; Empress Nyiringango; Raphael Weinroth-Browne; summersets; Wild Remedy; DJ Eazy EL Dee

July 13: Mötley Crüe; The Tea Party; JJ Wilde; Garret T. Willie; TJ Wheeler; Sean Pinchin; Tony D Band; Blues Harp Blow-Off; DJ Eazy EL Dee

July 14: Nas; Ben Howard; Geneviève Racette; Le Winston Band; JW Jones; DJ Eazy EL Dee

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Neil Young, Nickelback, Nas & 50 Cent to Play Ottawa Bluesfest's 30th Anniversary

For its 30th birthday, the capital city festival is also getting major acts like country group zac brown band, pop hitmakers maroon 5, and one of the last shows by tokyo police club..

Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Ottawa Bluesfest , the eclectic festival held annually in Canada's capital city, is planning a nine-day celebration for its 30th birthday.

The festival has revealed its full lineup, with Canadian stars Neil Young and Nickelback joining previously announced headliners Mötley Crüe and Tyler Childers, as well as hip-hop legends Nas and 50 Cent, country rockers Zac Brown Band, and chart-toppers Maroon 5.

The festival kicks off on July 4 at LeBreton Flats, with Canadian rock band Mother Mother headlining the first night, accompanied by fellow Canadian acts like country crooner Orville Peck, singer-songwriter Leith Ross, and indie rockers Tokyo Police Club, ahead of their final shows this fall . (July 4 is also the only of the festival's nine nights with a headlining act fronted in part by women).

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Over the following nights, the festival will feature country acts like Warren Zeiders and Josh Ross, singer-songwriters TALK and Matthew Good, pop acts like Noah Cyrus, rapper Killer Mike, synth-pop group Future Islands, as well as a collaborative performance between shoegazer Zoon, Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo, guitarist Yonatan Gat and the experimental powwow group Medicine Singers.

Nickelback and 50 Cent will headline the festival's first weekend dates, on July 5 and 6, while Tyler Childers and Mötley Crüe are set to take the top slots on the second weekend, July 12 and 13. Neil Young headlines on July 11 with his longtime band Crazy Horse. Young also just announced a handful of other Canadian dates on his Love Earth tour , supporting the April release of his new record, FU##IN' UP .

Pre-sale for the festival is on now , and the full lineup is below:

• Mother Mother / Orville Peck / Tokyo Police Club / Leith Ross / The Dip / Priyanka / Campbell & Johnston / Country Club Pool Boy / Funeral Lakes / LH Express / OK Naledi / Sandra Bouza / MELO-T
• Nickelback / Warren Zeiders / Noah Cyrus / Ziggy Alberts / Bywater Call / Aleksi Campagne / Danielle Allard / Jaclyn Kenyon / May Davis / The Artichoke Hearts / MELO-T
• 50 Cent / Mt. Joy / Killer Mike / Shred Kelly / Etran De L'aïr / Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco Hellraisers / City Fidelia / Hopper / Lynne Hanson / Nice On / Turbo Street Funk / MELO-T
• Maroon 5 / Future Islands / Chelsea Cutler / Pokey LaFarge / Blue Moon Marquee / Hussy Hicks / ALAMUSIC / Cinzia & The Eclipse / Brooke Blackburn / FOG Blues & Brass Band
• Zac Brown Band / Charley Crockett / Matthew Good / Medicine Singers ft. Lee Ranaldo, Yonatan Gat and Zoon / Texas King / Jon Muq / Nicolette & The Nobodies / Caroline Jones / Blackburn Brothers / ALAMUSIC / Murray Kinsley & Wicked Grin / Yarro
• Neil Young & Crazy Horse / Josh Ross / Corb Lund / Steph Strings / Chambers DesLauriers / ALAMUSIC / Alexa Goldie / Jessica Pearson and the East Wind / John Allaire and the Campistas / Kaya Fraser / Merle Marlow Band
• Tyler Childers / Bahamas / TALK / Jerry Portnoy / Bombino / Annie Raines & Paul Rishell / Brittany Kennell / Empress Nyiringango / Raphael Weinroth-Browne / summersets / Wild Remedy / DJ Eazy EL Dee
• Motley Crue / The Tea Party / JJ Wilde / Garret T. Willie / TJ Wheeler / Sean Pinchin / Tony D Band / Blues Harp Blow-Off / DJ Eazy EL Dee
• Nas / Ben Howard / Geneviève Racette / Le Winston Band / JW Jones / DJ Easy EL Dee / Training Season

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Gwen Stefani performs with No Doubt at Coachella on Saturday, April 13, 2024.

This week's Trending Up looks at the rise in streams for weekend one performers at the Coachella Festival, as well as some Wrestlemania-related wins and a Shaboozey breakout hit.

Welcome to Billboard Pro’s Trending Up column, where we take a closer look at the songs, artists, curiosities and trends that have caught the music industry’s attention. Some have come out of nowhere, others have taken months to catch on, and all of them could become ubiquitous in the blink of a TikTok clip. This week: The first weekend of Coachella spurs gains for a lot of the biggest and most ascendant names involved, while songs that soundtracked the biggest moments of Wrestlemania XL also see big bumps, a Cowboy Carter collaborator has his first solo breakout hit and more.

New Peaks in the Coachella Valley: Streaming Bumps for Lana Del Rey, No Doubt, Sabrina Carpenter & More Weekend One Performers

Coachella Season was once again upon us this past weekend, as hundreds of thousands of music fans flocked to the desert in Indio, Calif. to see many of the best and brightest performers in pop, rock, dance, hip-hop and more. While this year’s festival saw a little less hype (and was reported to have slower ticket sales ) than some past incarnations, many of the key artists involved still saw big bumps in streaming consumption following their buzzed-about performances.

Friday (Apr. 12) headliner Lana Del Rey saw a 36% rise in official on-demand U.S. streams over the following Saturday to Monday compared to that period from the previous week, climbing from 19.4 million streams to 26.4 million, according to Luminate. Breakthrough hit “Video Games” was one of her biggest beneficiaries, rising 70% to nearly 1.2 million streams, thanks to Del Rey bringing out fellow alt-pop superstar Billie Eilish for her Coachella performance of it — then returning the favor by dueting with Eilish on her own breakout single, “Ocean Eyes” (up 21% to 1.5 million). Saturday headliner Tyler, the Creator also saw a Sunday-to-Monday bump from the prior week, with his catalog increasing 20% to 13.5 million streams. (Sunday headliner Doja Cat was down overall in streams, due to her having released her Scarlet 2: Claude deluxe edition the week before.)

In addition to those headliner bumps, a number of the reunited ’90s rock acts on the undercard for Saturday also saw major gains. Of those, No Doubt easily saw the biggest, with their overall catalog leaping 85% (from 1.4 million to 2.6 million) over Sunday and Monday from the previous week — with their “Bathwater,” performed with a special cameo from pop-rock superstar Olivia Rodrigo, seeing a particularly notable spike (up 450% to 113,000 streams). No Doubt’s ’90s ska-punk peers Sublime , who assembled on Saturday with late original lead singer Bradley Nowell’s son Jakob taking vocal duties for the first time , also saw a more modest bump for their catalog over that period (up 19% to 4.6 million streams), as did Britpop greats Blur (up 27% to 770,000).

It wasn’t just the established veterans seeing the catalog spikes for the weekend, though. Still-rising pop star Sabrina Carpenter had one of the best-received sets on Friday, not only helping her just-released single “Espresso” score her best numbers for a new song to date (9.9 million streams between Apr. 12-15), but also offering a major bump for the rest of her catalog — which was up 41% from the previous week to 10.4 million streams over the three days following her set, not counting the “Espresso” numbers. Meanwhile, Chappell Roan ‘s breakout spring just kept rolling, with her catalog streams rising 52% to 14.6 million over Saturday to Monday from the previous week, following her Friday performance. And Reneé Rapp ‘s headline-capturing Sunday set also resulted in a 33% bump from the prior week for her catalogue that Monday, climbing to 1.4 million streams. – ANDREW UNTERBERGER

WrestleMania XL Lights Up Tracks from The Weeknd and Nothing More

As wrestling fans continue to bask in the glow of WrestleMania XL (April 6-7), so do songs featured prominently at the blockbuster event. Both The Weeknd ’s “Gasoline” and Nothing More’s “If It Doesn’t Hurt” posted impressive streaming gains during WrestleMania week.

“Gasoline,” a single from the pop superstar’s 2022 Dawn FM album that peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 , pulled over 560,000 official on-demand U.S. streams during the period of April 5-11, according to Luminate. That marks a 72% increase from just over 320,000 streams during March 29-April 4. “Gasoline” marks the fifth consecutive Weeknd song to be selected as the WrestleMania theme. Past Weeknd selections include “Less Than Zero” (2023), “Sacrifice” (2022), “Save Your Tears” (2021) and “Blinding Lights” (2020).

At the top of the year (Jan. 19), Grammy-nominated hard rockers Nothing More launched “If It Doesn’t Hurt” as a standalone single. During the week of WrestleMania (April 5-11), where “Hurt” was used in a hype package video for the much-anticipated Rhea Ripley vs. Becky Lynch match, the song collected over 580,000 official on-demand U.S. streams, posting a whopping 132% gain from around 253,000 streams the week prior.

According to Deadline , WrestleMania XL was Peacock’s most-streamed entertainment event ever, garnering jaw-dropping 1.3 billion live minutes across April 6 and 7. Clearly, some of those viewers made their way to favorite music streaming platforms after hearing those theme songs for two action-packed nights in a row. – KYLE DENIS

Shaboozey’s Boozy New Single Is Already a Breakout Hit

Along with the multiple country legends who swung by or got shouted out on Cowboy Carter , Beyoncé’s latest blockbuster also featured a handful of rising artists as collaborators, receiving the most coveted type of co-sign by popping up on a Queen Bey track list. Shaboozey arguably received the biggest showcase of any of the guest artists by appearing on two songs from the Billboard 200 -topping set, as the rising country singer-songwriter swung by “Spaghettii” and “Sweet / Honey / Buckiin’” and quickly expanded his profile one decade into his recording career.

Not wanting to sacrifice any of the Cowboy Carter momentum, Shaboozey returned last Friday (Apr. 12) with “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” a clap-along country anthem designed for bleary-eyed TouchTunes plays. The Beyoncé Bump helped the single score seven-figure streaming totals in its first four days of release, debuting with 1.63 million U.S. on-demand streams on Friday (according to Luminate), and racking up 5.66 million streams through Monday — along with nearly 6,000 in digital song sales, a tremendous number for a song by a newer artist over just for days.

Meanwhile, “Tipsy” — J-Kwon’s eternal 2004 hip-hop smash, which reached No. 2 on the Hot 100 — was revived in “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” via interpolation, and is enjoying a slight streaming bump of its own following the Shaboozey single release. “Tipsy” earned 413,000 streams from Apr. 12-15, up 8% from the same four-day period during the previous week (383,000 streams from Apr. 5-8), as listeners likely played it one time, then ran it back from the two to the three to the four times. – JASON LIPSHUTZ

GloRilla Guns for Third Concurrent Hit With Fast-Rising Big Boogie Collab “Bop”

Between “Yeah Glo!” and the Megan Thee Stallion -assisted “Wanna Be,” GloRilla has the first half of the year on lock. Now, with her catchy Big Boogie collaboration “Bop,” she’s looking to add another 2024 hit to her arsenal.

During the period of April 12-15, “Bop” earned slightly over one million official on-demand U.S. streams, ballooning 43% from just under 730,000 streams during April 5-8. The song’s growth has been spurred by a dance trend created by TikTok user @curvejso . The infectious choreography is set to the very end of GloRilla’s guest verse and the entirety of her hook.

Although the sound that played in the video that kickstarted the trend is no longer available, several “Bop” sounds have found traction on TikTok. A fan-uploaded snippet of the sound boasts over 16,000 posts on the platform, and another user-uploaded snippet (which soundtracks a different dance trend) plays in over 4,000 posts. Should the dance trend continue to turn into streaming gains, Big Boogie could be in for his very first Hot 100 entry with “Bop.” — KD

This article was originally published by Billboard U.S.

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Jul 04 - Jul 14 2024     Ottawa, Ontario (Lebreton Flats)

Ottawa Bluesfest is an annual outdoor music festival that takes place July 4th-14th, 2024 in downtown Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. While the festival’s lineup historically focused on blues music at its inception, it has increasingly showcased mainstream pop, hip hop, reggae, rock and EDM in recent years. Bluesfest has become the second largest music festival in Canada and the third largest music festival in North America.

Ottawa Bluesfest’s 2024 lineup will be headlined by Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Zac Brown Band, Mötley Crüe, Tyler Childers, Nas, Nickelback, and 50 Cent.

If you’re planning a trip to attend Ottawa Bluesfest, use Booking.com and save 15% or more on travel and accommodations.

Ticket Price: $349 CA (Festival Pass); $1,200 CA (VIP)

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• Matthew Good
• Medicine Singers featuring Lee Ranaldo
• Nicolette & The Nobodies
• Zac Brown Band

Thursday, July 11

• Chambers DesLauriers
• Neil Young Crazy Horse
• Steph Strings

Friday, July 12

• Jerry Portnoy
• Tyler Childers

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• Garret T. Willie
• Mötley Crüe
• The Tea Party

Sunday, July 14

• Geneviève Racette
• Le Winston Band

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Love ’em or hate ’em, Nickelback is a staple listen for rock lovers across Canada and beyond. And the band is coming to more than a handful of Canadian cities during their new Get Rollin’ Tour – so buckle your seat belts!

Starting as a cover band in the mid-’90s, Nickelback has certainly had quite the journey over the years. Their hit single “Photograph” (2005) not only topped the charts in several countries, including the U.S. and Australia – but their music video became an internet meme, particularly the shot of Kroeger holding up a picture frame at the lyric, “Look at this photograph.”

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The band will be touring in the following seven Canadian cities this summer:

Quebec City

When: June 12th, 2023 Where: Videotron Centre

When: June 14th, 2023 Where: Bell Centre

When: June 20th, 2023 Where: Canada Life Centre

When: June 22nd, 2023 Where: SaskTel Centre

When: June 24th, 2023 Where: Rogers Place

When: June 25th, 2023 Where: The Scotiabank Saddledome

When: June 28th, 2023 Where: Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena

And like Coldplay in Vancouver , which was also announced today, tickets to these shows will go on sale at 10 am local time on Friday, January 27th . Those interested can set reminders and purchase their tickets online via their website .

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Nickelback Extend 2023 Tour Dates: Ticket Presale Code & On-Sale Info

by Francesco Marano

Published june 9, 2023.

This week, rock band Nickelback added 2023 tour dates in conjunction with their new album, Get Rollin '.

The newly planned concerts are set from August into October at large-scale North American venues. The opening acts for these new dates will be Brantley Gilbert, Josh Ross, and / or Austin Snell. The Get Rollin ' tour is scheduled to begin later this month. Nickelback also have festival performances on their calendar.

Nickelback All Tour Dates and Tickets

When do nickelback 2023 tour tickets go on sale and what is the presale code.

For the new dates, the general public on-sale begins as early as June 13. Presales for VIP packages and fan club members are currently underway. Spotify, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, LN Mobile App., and local venues / radio presales will follow. Tickets for the previously announced shows are now on sale. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change.

The Live Nation presale password is DISCO , and the LN Mobile App code is COVERT . Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

For the most up-to-date information, follow Nickelback on social media and sign up for the fan club , in addition to checking your local venue's social media and email subscription service.

For more, check out the Nickelback Zumic artist page.

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Tickets for 2024 shows available now.

Nickelback is scheduled to play nine shows. The 2024 dates are set to happen in eight cities across three countries. Fans looking to attend can look at ticket options by selecting a show from the list below. For detailed information about each show, ticket availability, pricing, and other, please refer to the event schedule or FAQs below.

Fans can also read about Nickelback historical pricing for shows that have happened in the past. Use this information to understand what cities might be popular or what to expect for ticket prices for upcoming tour dates.

Nickelback 2024 Tour Schedule

• 16 May Nickelback OVO Hydro - Glasgow Thursday, 6:30 PM
• 20 May Nickelback AO Arena - Manchester Monday, Time TBA
• 21 May Nickelback O2 Arena - London - London Tuesday, Time TBA
• 29 Jun Nickelback OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino - Niagara Falls, ON Saturday, 8:00 PM
• 5 Jul Ottawa Bluesfest - Friday LeBreton Flats Park - Ottawa, ON Friday, 5:00 PM
• 10 Jul Rock The Park - Wednesday Harris Park Ontario - London, ON Wednesday, 4:30 PM
• 11 Jul Country Thunder Saskatchewan - 4 Day Pass Country Thunder Saskatchewan Fairgrounds - Shaunavon, SK Thursday, 11:59 AM
• 14 Jul Nickelback Scotiabank Saddledome - Calgary, AB Sunday, 7:00 PM
• 24 Jul Nickelback California Mid-State Fair - Paso Robles, CA Wednesday, 7:30 PM

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For select dates, Nickelback is receiving support from Owen Riegling.

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Other names on these lineups include: Dallas Smith , Luke Combs , and Jackson Dean

How Much are Cheap Nickelback Tickets?

For the shows in the US, the average low price to see Nickelback is $44. Ticket prices are always fluctuating and can vary from show to show.

Nickelback Ticket Prices & Tour History

The June 14th show at Bell Centre was one of the first shows Nickelback scheduled in 2023. In all, there were more than 30 shows scheduled across North America.

Ticket prices for Nickelback concerts in 2023 averaged about $190. Among these, the August 5th show in Milwaukee ( American Family Insurance Amphitheater ) was the cheapest, with an average ticket price less than $120.

Lowest Average Ticket Price for 2023

• August 5th - American Family Insurance Amphitheater - $120
• September 25th - Simmons Bank Arena - $135
• October 5th - Fargodome - $145
• July 8th - Toyota Amphitheatre - $145
• September 21st - BOK Center - $150
• August 27th - Hersheypark Stadium - $150
• September 19th - T-Mobile Center - $150
• August 29th - Freedom Mortgage Pavilion - $155
• July 14th - Kia Forum - $155
• September 23rd - Moody Center ATX - $160

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Arkells Announce 2024 Canadian Tour with Joel Plaskett Emergency, Valley and More

They also have shows with Nickelback, Tegan and Sara and Grouplove coming up

BY Ben Okazawa Published Apr 23, 2024

Arkells have revealed that they'll embark on a sprawling coast-to-coast tour of Canada this fall with star-studded support in tow. 

The pop-rock outfit will kick off the trek on the East Coast with local heroes Joel Plaskett Emergency joining them in Halifax (October 18) and Moncton (October 19) before they move on to six dates in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta with Poolside . After a brief hiatus, they'll continue to BC, starting with Kelowna (November 14) ahead of shows in Vancouver (November 15) and Victoria (November 16) supported by K.Flay . Finally, they'll round out the tour in Ontario with Valley , closing in Kitchener on November 30. 

The band have notably excluded their hometown of Hamilton, as well as Toronto, but they do have a pair of shows lined up at Budweiser Stage this summer with Tegan and Sara and Grouplove .

They'll also preface the tour by joining Nickelback at the Churchill Park Music Festival in St. John's, NL, this August. Find tickets at the Arkells' site and check out their busy upcoming itinerary below.

Arkells 2024 Canadian Tour Dates:

08/09 St. John's, NL - Churchill Park Music Festival %   10/18 Halifax, NS - Scotiabank Centre ^   10/19 Moncton, NB - Avenir Centre ^   10/24 Kingston, ON - Slush Puppie Place *   10/25 Ottawa, ON - Canadian Tire Centre *   10/26 London, ON - Budweiser Gardens *   10/31 Saskatoon, SK - Sasktel Centre *   11/01 Edmonton, AB - Rogers Place *   11/02 Calgary, AB - Scotiabank Saddledome *   11/14 Kelowna, BC - Prospera Place   11/15 Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena +   11/16 Victoria, BC - Save on Foods Memorial Centre +   11/28 Oshawa, ON - Tribute Communities Centre #   11/29 Barrie, ON - Sadlon Arena #   11/30 Kitchener, ON - Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex #  

% with Nickelback   ^ with Joel Plaskett Emergency   * with Poolside   + with K. Flay   # with Valley

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The Canadian power rock band Nickelback has suspended its tour because lead singer Chad Kroeger has been diagnosed with an operable cyst on his voice box. The band had been booked to play July 23 at Canadian Tire Centre which was a replacement date for a concert scheduled this past February that was cancelled because of bad weather.

Kroeger will undergo surgery in three weeks, according to a media release, and then will be resting for several months.

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Ticket refunds will be available at the point of purchase, the band’s representatives say. For more information: livenation.co m and nickelback.com .

The group had cancelled shows this past weekend, hoping that would allow the tour to continue.

“I am sorry I have to interrupt the party this summer and I am definitely not thrilled with the prospect of being silent for many weeks to come when I could be out there playing for our fans” Kroeger wrote in an email. “I am relying on my doctor and his team to help get my voice back in good form as quickly as possible.”

The tour is expected to resume in Helsinki, Finland on Sept 30. Nickelback are expected to return to North America in 2016.

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Nickelback returns to N.L. for Churchill Park Music Festival

Band's only stop in atlantic canada this summer, social sharing.

Music fans in Newfoundland and Labrador won't have to just look at a photograph of Nickelback for much longer. 

The Vancouver-based multi-Juno winners will hit the Churchill Park Music Festival stage in St. John's on Aug. 9 for their only Atlantic Canadian stop this summer. 

Festival organizers announced the remainder of the lineup for the annual summer event on Tuesday.

Opening the show is the James Barker Band and sandwiched between are the Arkells — who are no strangers to the island and far beyond just honorary Newfoundlanders at this point in their careers. 

Tuesday's announcement follows the buzz of concert details for Shania Twain, who will play the park for three nights straight starting Aug. 16.

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Pre-sale tickets for Nickelback go on sale Thursday at noon. General tickets go on sale Friday at noon. 

The band was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2023. 

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