The Niagara Falls Review

Brody, Tribe Called Red added to Hot Ticket season

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The FirstOntar­io Performing Arts’ Hot Ticket season has added two new shows to the schedule.

Country singer Dean Brody and First Nations dance group A Tribe Called Red are late additions to an already busy season announced in the spring.

Brody will bring his Dirt Road Stories acoustic tour to the FirstOntar­io Performing Arts Centre Nov. 1, coming off a summer in which he headlined at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage.

The British Columbia singer has racked up 16 Canadian Country Music Associatio­n awards since releasing his debut album in 2009. He’s also a two-time Juno winner for Country Album of the Year, for 2013’s Crop Circles and 2015’s Gypsy Road.

Opening for Brody will be Andrew Hyatt.

Tickets are $75 regular, $65 Hot Ticket members.

A Tribe Called Red will bring its electronic show to the FirstOntar­io Performing Arts Centre Nov. 23, fresh off its 2018 Juno for Group of the Year. Tickets are $30. The Ottawa-based group, which formerly counted Fort Erie’s Dan ‘DJ Shub’ General among its ranks, has been one of the country’s top EDM acts since their Polaris Prize-nominated debut in 2012.

Other shows for the 2018/19 Hot Ticket season include Serena Ryder Oct. 11, Jim Cuddy Oct. 3 and 4, and Shad Nov. 9.

Tickets for all shows are available at the www.firstontar­iopac.ca.

 ?? CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT FILE PHOTO ?? Country singer Dean Brody has been added to the Hot Ticket season at the FirstOntar­io Performing Arts Centre Nov. 1.
CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT FILE PHOTO Country singer Dean Brody has been added to the Hot Ticket season at the FirstOntar­io Performing Arts Centre Nov. 1.

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