AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFreedom 250 Fallout: A Donald Trump–affiliated “Freedom 250” concert lineup in Washington, D.C. sparked chaos as multiple artists publicly dropped out after questioning the event’s ties to Trump. Country Spotlight: Canadian country star Terri Clark is set for a Sept. 3 Hard Rock show in Tulsa, bringing her Opry-level career to the stage. Local Live Music: Sooke Region Museum hosts a June 10 evening with Montréal-born folk/indie/Americana singer John Aaron Cockburn and Vancouver Island’s Kat Kadoski Tree-o. Community & Mental Health: Waterloo’s Stronger Together Mental Health Dinner raised $80K+ for child and youth psychiatry support, adding to nearly $195K total. Festival Watch: Northern Lights Festival Boréal says ticket sales are lagging and the future is “at risk,” even as this year’s edition is still going ahead. Riot Grrrl in Timmins: Saving Bambi launches as a new Timmins pop-punk/riot grrrl band, debuting May 31 at Victory Tavern. Touring News: The Moffatt triplets’ Philippines run expands as Dave Moffatt joins Bob and Clint’s June dates.
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