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Rockin’ out at the Shelburne Fall Fair
September 10, 2014 · 0 Comments
Shelburne Local, Adrian Smith, his brother Nathan Smith, and their long-time friend Mike Leone make up The Pedestrians playing both original and cover music. The band, which has played together for over 15 years, will be one of many to entertain this weekend at the Shelburne and District Fair. The music starts at noon on Saturday when fair goers will get a chance to see Sudbury based band Superstack’s “soulful brand of classic vibe Rock.” At 2 p.m .accomplished area musician and singer Ed Roman takes centre stage with a broad range of music styles and inventive tunes. Juno Award winning instrumental quartet Sisters Euclid will entertain the audience at 3:30 p.m. The all male group composed of lead guitarist Kevin Breit, bassist Ian De Souza, drummer, Gary Taylor and keyboardist and accordion player Mark Lalama won the Best Instrumental Award for Run Neil Run at the Juno’s as well as a National Jazz Award for Electric Group of the year. The Pedestrians will be on the main stage at 11 a.m. on Sunday. There is a lot new to see at the fair this year, in both entertainment and renovations. Check out the complete schedule of activities for the 147th Shelburne Fair running Sept 12–14.
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