The Guardian (Charlottetown)

Cavendish to hold drive-in concert series

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CAVENDISH — The Cavendish Beach Music Festival may have been cancelled this year due to the coronaviru­s pandemic, but organizers have come up with a new way to entertain

The Cavendish Beach Drive-In Concert Series will present live performanc­es of local artists while concert-goers watch from the comfort and safety of their cars.

The event will take place at the Cavendish Beach Music Festival grounds over four weekends in July and August.

The series kicks off July 11 with a nod to Cavendish Beach Music Festival with a lineup of country and folk artists.

Multi-award-winning singer-songwriter Irish Mythen will headline the night, joined by Ben Chase, Cory Gallant and The Red Dirt Posse, Brooke MacArthur and Inn Echo.

CBMF fans in Atlantic Canada can also look forward to a special broadcast on CTV Two at 8 p.m. local time, July 11.

The broadcast will include special messages and performanc­es from

CBMF past favourites.

The show on July 25 will feature indie rock headliners Two Hours Traffic, with Kinley, Rachel Beck, Logan Richard and Vince the Messenger kicking off the show.

Aug. 8 brings Gordie Mackeeman and his Rhythm Boys, Dylan Menzie and Trinity Bradshaw to the stage, with The Ellis Family Band headlining the night.

The final show on Aug. 29 will feature headliner and ECMA entertaine­r of the year award-winner Lennie Gallant, along with Catherine MacLellan, Alicia Toner and Hailee Lefort Trio.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase through the MHG Delivered App and delivered directly to vehicles. Attendees are encouraged to download the app prior to arriving at the venue.

For more informatio­n on policies and safety measures, visit the FAQ section of the CBMF website.

Carload passes are on sale now and start at $60 + taxes and service fees and are available via cavendishb­eachmusic.com.

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