Winspear Centre

The perfect way to end a summer in YEG 😍 Thank you so much to everyone who came out to spend the weekend with us and a HUGE thank you to our sponsor, ATB Financial, for helping to put on such a beautiful event 🙌🏼
See you next year, Symphony Under the Sky ✨

The upcoming ESO season is jam-packed with exciting musical experiences you don’t want to miss. From Broadway to the pop charts, Sunday Pops Matinees are the perfect way to cap off your weekend and be home in time for dinner.
Take in the groups you know and love, totally live with symphony during ESO Rocks or enjoy shorter concerts that include a complimentary beverage with the Perfect Pairings series. Explore our website and Come. Play. Hear. https://bit.ly/2FM0ure

Frank Turner’s blend of folk and punk is ideal for a great night at a live concert. Turner, who started his professional music career as the vocalist for punk outfit Million Dead, released his debut solo album in 2007 entitled Sleep Is For The Week. Don't miss this night celebrating a catalogue of great songs. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2LnzPjg

You memorized the records, you know the songs, now experience them live, note for note, from a full band.
The show fans have dreamed of, Led Zeppelin IV and AC/DC’s Back in Black on the same stage. Featuring genre-defying hits like Stairway to Heaven, When the Levee Breaks, Back in Black and You Shook Me All Night Long. No riff left un-played, no sound left uncaptured.
Tickets 👉 http://bit.ly/2NnVgBh

Frank Turner’s blend of folk and punk is ideal for a great night at a live concert. Turner, who started his professional music career as the vocalist for punk outfit Million Dead, released his debut solo album in 2007 entitled Sleep Is For The Week. Don't miss this night celebrating a catalogue of great songs. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2LnzPjg

The upcoming Edmonton Symphony Orchestra season is jam-packed with exciting musical experiences you don’t want to miss. From Broadway to the pop charts, Sunday Pops Matinees are the perfect way to cap off your weekend and be home in time for dinner.
Take in the groups you know and love, totally live with symphony during ESO Rocks or enjoy shorter concerts that include a complimentary beverage with the Perfect Pairings series.
Subscribe by August 31 and win a $500 gift card t...o West Edmonton Mall! Enjoy music year round with a new wardrobe to match. We will choose one random winner and announce on September 7, 2018. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2OvcihE
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Come for the music and enjoy the food as well. Symphony Under the Sky comes with food vendors located in the Heritage Amphitheatre. The Winspear concession stand will offer snacks, hot and cold drinks, wine and beer. Cash only with an ATM on site.
You may bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverages, but all alcohol must be purchased inside the amphitheatre.
Need tickets to this must experience event: https://bit.ly/2wqmLEp

Calgary's Reuben and the Dark is a collection of five multi-instrumentalists and vocalists led by Reuben Bullock. The group makes chilling, emotive folk and soul driven by dark, introspective lyrics. See them live at the Winspear on October 29 Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2vw5vgw

Get your bells on with the final day of Symphony Under the Sky. Every year, attendees bring, & ring, their bells 🔔, their keys 🔑, and noisemakers capping off this exciting Edmonton Symphony Orchestra festival with the iconic Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture.
Tickets start at $25 👉 http://bit.ly/2LB67Xl Thank you to our sponsor ATB Financial

Subscribe in August and Win! Enjoy music year-round with a new wardrobe to match! When you purchase any 2018/19 Edmonton Symphony Orchestra subscription, you’re automatically entered to win a $500 West Edmonton Mall gift card. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2OvcihE

You memorized the records, you know the songs, now experience them live, note for note, from a full band.
The show fans have dreamed of, Led Zeppelin IV and AC/DC’s Back in Black on the same stage. Featuring genre-defying hits like Stairway to Heaven, When the Levee Breaks, Back in Black and You Shook Me All Night Long. No riff left un-played, no sound left uncaptured.
Tickets 👉 http://bit.ly/2NnVgBh

The upcoming Edmonton Symphony Orchestra season is jam-packed with exciting musical experiences you don’t want to miss. From Broadway to the pop charts, Sunday Pops Matinees are the perfect way to cap off your weekend and be home in time for dinner.
Take in the groups you know and love, totally live with symphony during ESO Rocks or enjoy shorter concerts that include a complimentary beverage with the Perfect Pairings series.
Subscribe by August 31 and win a $500 gift card t...o West Edmonton Mall! Enjoy music year round with a new wardrobe to match. We will choose one random winner and announce on September 7, 2018. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2OvcihE
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The acclaimed stand-up comedian has sold-out theatres all over North America with his witty and honest humour. Prepare yourself for a fantastic night of comedy, on October 18, that only Craig Ferguson can deliver. http://bit.ly/2N3inBY

Hear all of your rock and pop favourites with our Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Rocks series and let your ESO showcase just how diverse they can be. From Beatles to the Legacy of Chicago this series will have you singing along to your favourite tune. Details 👉 http://bit.ly/2nNgFZV

Don't miss a night celebrating this indie rock duo live in concert.
Since their last studio album, "Monterey" (ANTI- 2015), life has changed dramatically for The Milk Carton Kids. Pattengale has moved to, and is now producing records in Nashville. Ryan is now the father of two children and works as a producer on "Live from Here with Chris Thile," the reboot of "A Prairie Home Companion." A break from years of non-stop touring, Ryan says, has yielded "space outside of the ban...d that gives us perspective on what the band is."
But it's not just the addition of the band here that creates something new. National politics left Ryan feeling disoriented and mournful. Pattengale’s relationship of seven years ended, and he found himself unexpectedly needing surgery for cancer. (He is cancer-free now, and accidentally broke his cigarette habit in the process.)
Though they didn't approach the new album conceptually, a theme of shattered realities began to emerge out of the songs that sparked to life. Recent events provided a bruising background for the record, yet the project is somehow bigger than any personal grief. Two-part harmonies ride acoustic guitars high above the haunting landscape created by the presence of the band, as if Americana went searching for a lost America.
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