ASHLEY MACISAAC/JOHN ALLAN CAMERON PLAY FERGUS SCOTTISH FESTIVAL
abl...@ivory.trentu.ca
>Fiddle whiz, and recent East Coast Music Awards Winner, Ashley MacIsaac,
>will be performing the feature concert at this year's 50th Anniversary of
>The Fergus Scottish Festival. The Festival runs from August 9 - 13, and
>MacIsaac will be performing on Saturday August 12 (8:30pm).
you MUST see this young lad's show. He is spectacular. Like a cross
between Nigel Kennedy and your local fiddler at the pub, with a bit of dance
music and grunge thrown in for good measure. He fiddles and step-dances, has a
decent back-up band, and plays something for everyone. I defy you to keep your
feet still while listening to him play.
>Opening for MacIsaac will be John Allan Cameron,
>who won the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's East Coast
>Music Awards.
and well-deserved-- the man's just about a legend in this country.
>This special concert is being billed as a Cape Breton Ceilidh.
>
>Tickets are now on sale now and they can
>be obtained by calling: 519-787-0099 or 519-886-2375. An early-bird discount
>price (15% off) is in effect at the Festival Box Office only (787-0099) until April 30.
>
>Beautiful, historic, Fergus, Ontario is located 1 1/2 hours northwest
>of Toronto and is 5 minutes from Elora.
If you're in Canada this summer, check it out. The Fergus fest is a
good time. If Ashley MacIssac comes to a location near you, and you have any
kind of love for fiddle music, go see him.
--A (a fan-- *laugh* like you didn't notice that...)
Mary Joy Aitken
will be performing the feature concert at this year's 50th Anniversary of
The Fergus Scottish Festival. The Festival runs from August 9 - 13, and
MacIsaac will be performing on Saturday August 12 (8:30pm).
Opening for MacIsaac will be John Allan Cameron,
who won the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's East Coast
Music Awards.
This special concert is being billed as a Cape Breton Ceilidh.