Jim Cuddy expands Ontario tour dates
The adventure continues for the Blue Rodeo artist Jim Cuddy, as the band has dramatically expanded its Ontario tour, setting the stage for an unforgettable autumn run. What started as a promising series of dates is now poised to take listeners across the province, delivering their music to a wider audience.
Having already announced stops in Keswick and Morrisburg, along with a two-night residency in Meaford, the Jim Cuddy Band has added several new destinations to their itinerary. This expansion means fans across the region will have more opportunities to experience the sound of the band this fall.
The newest additions stretch across the landscape, including stops in Orillia, Brantford, Peterborough, and Blyth. These new dates promise to connect the music with communities across Ontario, giving listeners a diverse range of venues to catch the performance.
The journey is set to be enhanced by familiar faces, with the acclaimed artist Billianne joining the band as an opening act for these latest dates, adding another layer of musical excitement to the itinerary.
Tickets for the previously announced shows are already available for purchase on the band’s website. Fans eager to secure spots for the newly added stops should mark their calendars, as tickets for the expanded schedule will go on sale on September 24 at 10 a.m. local time.
The complete schedule outlines the band’s extensive fall tour, featuring performances in locations such as Keswick, Morrisburg, Orillia, Brantford, Peterborough, Meaford, and Blyth, all providing unique opportunities for concert-goers to experience the live music this season.
The full details of the extensive schedule are as follows:
11/12 Keswick, ON – Stephen Leacock Theatre of Performing Arts
11/14 Morrisburg, ON – St. Lawrence Acoustic Stage
11/19 Orillia, ON – Orillia Opera House
11/21 Brantford, ON – Sanderson Centre
11/23 Peterborough, ON – Showplace Theatre
11/25 Meaford, ON – Meaford Hall
11/26 Meaford, ON – Meaford Hall
11/27 Blyth, ON – Blyth Memorial Hall