A one-night-only, one-time-only coming together of the greatest Toronto Reggae artists, including Leroy Sibbles, Stranger Cole, Jay Douglas
From the mid 1960s through the 70s, the neighbourhood surrounding Eglinton and Oakwood in midtown Toronto was the creative hotbed for what would be the famed Toronto Reggae sound. The Rock Steady and Lovers Rock sounds of Leroy Sibbles, Stranger Cole, Jay Douglas, Nana McLean, and several others went on to influence Reggae artists and fans around the world.
Culchahworks, as part of its "Eglinton West Project", brings together the above artists, as well as Liberty Silver, Otis Gayle, Ossie D, Carol Brown, Jimmy Reid, Roy & Yvonne Panton, and more to be announced, for a one-night-only, one-time-only concert that not only chronicles the rich history, but makes history in and of itself. Don't miss this titanic event - sure to go down in the record books as a major moment in the musical story of Toronto and Canada.
Location: The Opera House, 735 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON
Time: 7:30p - 10p
Tickets: $25
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