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Joel Plaskett Announces Spring 2020 Tour; Confirms New Music is Coming

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Nova Scotian singer-songwriter Joel Plaskett has revealed a fairly extensive spring 2020 tour which will see the artist performing across Canada from mid-April until the end of May. The bonus is that these dates will also see Plaskett supporting new music; material that’s said to be in its final stages and should see the light of day in April 2020. Tickets will be on sale as of Friday, November 15th and can be purchased here.

The new album is said to include songs recorded with The Emergency (Dave Marsh and Chris Pennell) and with some of Plaskett’s musical friends from Halifax, Memphis, Nashville and Toronto. There are, of course, also tracks featuring just Plaskett. Either way, whatever he releases in the new year, it’s certain to be new, unexpected, and teeming with experimentation.

Spring 2020 Tour Dates:

April 16 – Truro, NS – Marigold Cultural Centre
April 23 – Campbell River, BC – The Tidemark Theatre
April 24 – Victoria, BC – The Capital Ballroom
April 25 – Vancouver, BC – Commodore Ballroom
April 28 – Calgary, AB – Taylor Centre For The Performing Arts/The Bell Concert Hall
April 30 – Edmonton, AB – Myer Horowitz Theatre
May 01 – Saskatoon, SK – Broadway Theatre
May 02 – Regina, SK- The Exchange
May 04 – Winnipeg, MB – The Park Theatre
May 06 – Thunder Bay, ON – Crocks
May 08 – Toronto, ON – The Danforth Music Hall
May 12 – London, ON – Aeolian Hall
May 14 – Kingston, ON – The Grand Theatre
May 15 – Ottawa, ON – National Arts Centre
May 16 – Montreal, QC – Petit Campus
May 24 – St. John’s, NL – St. John’s Arts & Culture Centre
May 26 – Labrador City, NL – Labrador West Arts & Culture Centre
May 28 – Grand Falls, NL- Gordon Pinsent Arts and Culture Centre
May 29 – Gander, NL – Joseph R Smallwood Arts & Culture Centre
May 30 – Stephenville, NL – Stephenville Arts & Culture Centre
May 31 – Corner Brook, NL – Corner Brook Arts & Culture Centre

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