CFCR PRESENTS 14 SHOWS AT THE SASKTEL JAZZ FESTIVAL!


May 17, 2011

skjf_black.jpgCFCR is pleased to present 14 shows as part of the 2011 Sasktel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, happening June 24th to July 3rd here in Saskatoon! In addition to once again being the media sponsors for the Jazz Fest's Groove Series, which take place at Amigos Cantina, CFCR is excited to present a group of live concerts at the beautiful and intimate venue The Refinery as well as a main stage act featuring Arrested Development and De La Soul! Always a summertime staple, the festival promises to provide a bevvy of exceptional acts!

 

CFCR presents the following shows:

 

FRIDAY, JUNE 24th
AMIGOS - Blue King Brown w/ Dr. J (show 10:30pm)
THE REFINERY - Colin Linden w/ Don Griffith (show 8pm)

SATURDAY, JUNE 25th
AMIGOS - Braids w/ We Were Lovers (show 10:30pm)
SCRATCH - Keys n' Krates w/ The Gaff (show 10:30pm)

SUNDAY, JUNE 26th
AMIGOS - Dirty Dozen Brass Band (show 10pm)
THE REFINERY - Suzie Vinnick w/ Big Dave McLean (show 8pm)

TUESDAY, JUNE 28th
AMIGOS - Mobadass (show 9:30pm)

THURSDAY, JUNE 30th
AMIGOS - Moses Mayes w/ DJ Cyclist (show 10:30pm)
THE REFINERY - Ken Hamm (show 8pm)

FRIDAY, JULY 1st
SCRATCH - The Lytics (show 10:30pm)

SATURDAY, JULY 2nd
TD MAINSTAGE - Arrested Development w/ De La Soul, Mobadass and Oral Fuentes Reggae Band (show 5pm)
AMIGOS - Mr Something Something (show 10:30pm)
SCRATCH - DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad w/ The Gaff (show 10:30pm)
THE REFINERY - Chuck Jackson Trio (show 8pm)

 

This is just a sampling of the shows taking place this year, so be sure to check out saskjazz.com for the complete listings. Ticket information and all you need to know can also be found at the site!

Stay tuned to CFCR 90.5FM and cfcr.ca, as we will have a healthy helping of free tickets to give away! Be sure to renew or sign up for a CFCR membership today to make sure you're eligible to win!

 









 

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