Rock the River Saskatoon Tickets - Delta Bessborough Gardens

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A Flock Of Seagulls

6 concerts

Liverpool synth-pop band formed in 1979 by Mike Score with Ali Score, Frank Maudsley and guitarist Paul Reynolds. Broke through with US Top 10 hit I Ran (So Far Away) and MTV fame; won a 1983 Grammy for D.N.A.

April Wine

31 concerts

Canadian rock band April Wine formed in 1969 in Waverley, Nova Scotia, later based in Montreal. Hits include “Fast Train,” “You Could Have Been a Lady,” and U.S. hit “Just Between You and Me.” The Whole World’s Goin’ Crazy went platinum in 1976.

Honeymoon Suite

2 concerts

Formed in 1981 in Niagara Falls, Honeymoon Suite are a Canadian album-oriented rock band. They broke through with New Girl Now and hit big with The Big Prize and Feel It Again. Their later releases include Lemon Tongue, Heads Up, and Alive.

Crash Test Dummies

22 concerts

Canadian rock band with folk-tinged melodies and clever lyrics. Their 1993 album God Shuffled His Feet, produced by Jerry Harrison, broke in the U.S. and Europe; single Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm was a worldwide Top Ten hit.

Men Without Hats

15 concerts

New wave electro-pop/synth-pop pioneers Men Without Hats are led by founding members Ivan and Colin Doroschuk, with Sho Murray since 2016. Best known for The Safety Dance and Pop Goes The World, both inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Streetheart

4 concerts

Formed in 1975 as Wascana, renamed Witness, then Streetheart in 1977 with Ken Shields, Daryl Gutheil, Kim Sinnaeve, plus Paul Dean and Matt Frenette. Released Meanwhile Back in Paris, Under Heaven over Hell, Quicksand Shoes, Drugstore Dancer, and Dancing with Danger.

Tom Cochrane

7 concerts

Tom Cochrane, born in Lynn Lake, Manitoba, is a Juno-winning Canadian rock singer-songwriter. He fronted Red Rider and later Tom Cochrane & Red Rider, scoring hits like White Hot, then went solo with Mad Mad World and Life Is a Highway.

Chilliwack

3 concerts

Formed in Vancouver as the Classics/Collectors, the band became Chilliwack after Howie Vickers and Glenn Miller left. They scored Canadian hits in the 1970s–early ’80s and released 13 albums from Chilliwack (1970) to Look In, Look Out (1984).

Gowan

1 concert

Glasgow-born Canadian prog-rock singer/pianist (Royal Conservatory). Solo hits “A Criminal Mind,” “Strange Animal”; Juno noms. Replaced Dennis DeYoung in Styx (1999); worked w/Tony Levin, Jon Anderson.

Rock the River

Rock the River is Saskatchewan's premier classic rock festival, originating in Saskatoon. It unites generations of music fans for unforgettable live performances, celebrating iconic artists and timeless rock anthems. The festival is well-known for consistently selling out and drawing big names in rock and roll.

The Kings

The Kings, a Canadian rock band from Oakville and Victoria, are known for their hit "This Beat Goes On/Switchin’ to Glide," produced by Bob Ezrin.

Carole Pope

Carole Pope, a provocative Canadian artist, blends sexuality and politics in rock and punk. Three Juno Awards, Polaris nominee, toured with Bowie, collaborated with Elton John, and starred in cult film "Suck". Her band Rough Trade is in Canada’s Walk of Fame.