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 The 2023 Heritage Days Street Dance is back this Summer on June 30th in Elliot Lake!!

Special Musical guest this year are Canadian Rock and Roll icons The Trews!

The achievements of rock ‘n’ roll heavyweights The Trews are many and mighty, highlighted by multiple radio hits drawn from seven critically acclaimed studio albums plus several EPs, a pair of live records, and a retrospective. Among the most prolific, electrifying, and innovative bands on the planet, The Trews — singer/guitarist Colin MacDonald, guitarist John-Angus MacDonald, bassist Jack Syperek, drummer Chris Gormley, and keyboardist Jeff Heisholt — have shared stages with everyone from the Rolling Stones to Weezer, Bruce Springsteen to Rich Robinson, the latter collaboration culminating in three blazing tracks on the band’s latest, The Wanderer, cut in Nashville with the onetime Black Crowes guitarist. Amid the global pandemic, which halted both the Nashville sessions and tour plans for 2018’s epic Civilianaires album, The Trews completed The Wanderer at home in Canada with producers Derek Hoffman and Eric Ratz, emerging with their fiercest and most accomplished set of songs to date, and a heck of backstory to boot. 

Additional musical guests this year include Graham Scott Fleming!

Growing up in the farming town of Elmvale, Ontario, Graham Scott Fleming is no stranger to country music. It wasn't until after winning a local singing contest during high school that Graham would find his home in the country music scene. He then began writing his own music and went on to open for the likes of Deric Ruttan, Jason Blaine and High Valley.

After writing and recording his music in 2016, Graham's incredible talent led him to land the lead role of Charlie in Mirvish’s production of “Kinky Boots.” Performing on Broadway became an integral part of Graham’s life over the next few years, including a move to NYC, an international Broadway tour and performing on the Tony Awards, to name a few.

2020 saw Graham return home to his roots of Ontario ultimately pursuing a solo career in the genre that raised him, country music. Early 2022 saw Graham earn two significant radio features - Stingray Radio’s ‘Trending Tack’ and Rogers’ ‘One to Watch,’ landing him a Mediabase Top 40 on the country charts with his most recent single ‘Better Man.’

Shortly after, Graham received a nomination for the ‘Rising Star’ award at this year’s (2022) CMAOntario Awards along with a performance opportunity over the weekend. Graham is hard at work writing new music, recording and preparing for a summer full of shows. Check out his new single “Somedays,” out now!

Also Featuring local talent The Shed jammers!

Joins us in Elliot Lake June 30th for a night of Rock you'll never forget!

Tickets:

Tickets are available now through the Elliot Lake Website and at Collins Hall (120 Hillside drive north, Elliot Lake)
Collins Hall will be open for ticket sale Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm until June 29th

Tickets will be $30 in advance / $40 at the gate.
Debit / Credit will be accepted for all ticket purchases.
Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Event Details:

The Street Dance will once again be held at the Centennial Arena. 
Gates open: 6 pm
Bands start: 6:45 PM

This is a 19+ licensed event, Please Drink Responsibly