Rock the River Saskatoon Tickets - Delta Bessborough Gardens

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A Flock Of Seagulls

15 concerts

A Flock of Seagulls, an electro-pop band from Liverpool, gained US fame with the 1982 hit "I Ran (So Far Away)." Known for futurist pop and Mike Score's unique hairstyle, they later reunited in 2003.

April Wine

16 concerts

Canadian band April Wine, formed in 1969 in Nova Scotia, is known for hits like "Fast Train" and "You Could Have Been a Lady." They achieved success with platinum albums, notable U.S. hit "Just Between You and Me," and collaborations with members like Myles Goodwyn and Brian Greenway.

Honeymoon Suite

9 concerts

Honeymoon Suite, formed in 1981 in Niagara Falls, is known for their album-oriented rock. Their hit "Feel It Again" peaked at #16 in Canada and #34 in the US. With albums like "The Big Prize" and hit singles such as "New Girl Now," they gained popularity. The band's lineup included core members Johnnie Dee and Derry Grehan. They reunited in the late 2000s and continued touring and recording.

Crash Test Dummies

2 concerts

Crash Test Dummies, formed in Canada, gained fame with the 1993 hit "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm." Known for quirky lyrics and Brad Roberts' baritone, they earned multi-platinum success. Jerry Harrison's production on their U.S. breakthrough helped them grow internationally. Albums include A Worm's Life, and solo projects by members Ellen Reid and Mitch Dorge. Their evolving style features folk, rock, and symphonic elements.

Men Without Hats

9 concerts

Men Without Hats, led by founders Ivan and Colin Doroschuk, are new wave electro-pop pioneers known for hits like "The Safety Dance" and "Pop Goes The World," both in the Canadian Songwriter’s Hall of Fame. They blend analog synths with modern tech and have toured globally with 80’s icons, gaining new fans across generations.

Streetheart

3 concerts

Formed in 1975 as Wascana, renamed Streetheart in 1977. Known for hits like "Under Heaven Over Hell." Achieved fame in the late '70s, early '80s before disbanding in 1984. Collaborated with Paul Dean and Matt Frenette.

Tom Cochrane

1 concert

Tom Cochrane, born in Lynn Lake, Manitoba, rose to fame in the '80s as Red Rider's lead singer. Known for "Life Is a Highway," he earned a Juno and went solo in the '90s.

The Kings

1 concert

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.

Chilliwack

6 concerts

Formed in Vancouver, Chilliwack evolved from the Classics and the Collectors. Known for ‘70s and ‘80s hits like "My Girl" and "Whatcha Gonna Do." The band released 13 albums and was famed for its dynamic rock style.

Carole Pope

1 concert

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.

Gowan

10 concerts

Larry Gowan, born in Glasgow and raised in Ontario, is a rock vocalist known for solo hits like "(You're A) Strange Animal" and "A Criminal Mind." A classically trained pianist, he replaced Dennis DeYoung as Styx’s lead singer in 1999, collaborating with names like Tony Levin and Jon Anderson. His albums earned multiple Juno nods, and he continues to tour both solo and with Styx.