Purity Ring and Red Bull have teamed up to present a free live concert at Sir Winston Churchill Square on Saturday, June 13.
The Edmonton pop duo, a.k.a. Megan James and Corin Roddick, are in the middle of a 44-stop spring/summer world tour banging up support for their second album, another eternity.
When Purity Ring jumped into the music scene in 2011, music reviewers called it “the perfect balance for future pop.” Brighter and bolder than Shrines, their first album, another eternity continues to deliver a singular sound.
The concert also features performances by their touring partners Braids and Born Gold. Instead of doling out cash for merch, fans that RSVP online to attend receive access to download two remixes of songs – dust hymn and bodyache.
Showtime is 7 p.m. For more info visit purityringthing.com.
The men in red are back. It’s the second season of Capitol Theatre’s Klondike melodrama and the stalwart redcoats are at it once more.
Hey, Hey, We’re the Mounties is the Capitol Theatre’s second season of farcical melodrama improv shows and it starts with a bang.
Tasked with defending the town against a super-villain, the local Mountie has an even bigger challenge juggling romance in the middle of laughs and songs.
Directed by the irrepressible Dana Anderson, the show features members of the award-winning comedy troupe Die-Nasty.
Hey, Hey, We’re the Mounties runs June 12 and 13 starting at 8 p.m. at Fort Edmonton Park. Tickets are $21 with taxes and fees. Visit tixonthesquare.ca.
The fearless and often funny Derina Harvey is parking her band and stepping out to O’Maille’s Irish Pub for a night of solo music.
Known primarily for her five-piece Celtic rock group, she offers a fresh take on traditional tunes along with original jigs and reels.
A party music crowd pleaser, Harvey is presenting a more low-key event this coming Friday and Saturday night. O’Maille’s is at 398 St. Albert Trail. No cover.
