Wishbone Ash Open Road Tour 2018 with Special Guest David Gogo

September 27 7:30 to 10:00 pm

Kootenay Concert Connection in association with EZ Rock presents Great Britain's WISHBONE ASH Live with Special Guest DAVID GOGO

England’s own Wishbone Ash come to The Bailey with their blues/rock spectacular.

The classic rock band of the late ’60s and early ’70s enjoys a unique place in popular

musical history. Inspired equally by British folk traditions and American jazz and R&B, the group

played to public and critical acclaim.

The band includes founding member Andy Powell, who handles lead vocals and trades licks

with Yorkshire's Mark Abrahams. Bassist Bob Skeat, a 20-year veteran of the band, keeps the

bottom rocking with Joe Crabtree, one of the best of Britain’s new breed of drummers whose

performance credits include Pendragon and David Cross of King Crimson.

Recording highlights are, of course, the multi-million selling 1972 album “Argus,” considered

to be one of the all-time classic rock albums. The band's biggest seller, “Live Dates” (1973), is one of the highly rated live albums of the

1970s. With 24 studio releases, 11 live albums and five live DVDs to date, Wishbone Ash continues

to prove they are not a band to rest on their laurels. 

For the latest news visit www.wishboneash.com.

Opening for Wishbone Ash is David Gogo,with his groove-fueled blend of blues and rock, who has played on stage with B.B. King, George Thorogood, and The Tragically Hip. His new album,"Vicksburg Call", is Gogo’s 14th release, a mix of originals and carefully curated covers that explore themes of love and loss, reconciliation, regret, acceptance, and hope for new horizons.

“Gogo truly knows what to play and when to play it....he achieves the perfect combination of technique and musicality." - Blues Rock Review 

All seats are reserved and priced at $49.50

Tickets go on sale this Friday, March 16 at 10 am.

Show is 2.5 hours with a 20 minute intermission.

 

 

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Town: Trail, BC
Venue: The Bailey Theatre
Address: 1501 Cedar Ave