Summer / Fall 2011
Evening Showtimes 8 p.m.
Hal Bruce
July 11th
Hal Bruce is back with “Hal Bruce and the Best of The 1960s” to start the series. Musician/singer and world traveller from Nova Scotia, Hal Bruce is the only North American performer to have been inducted into the International Beatle Week Festival Hall of Fame. Hal has performed all 214 released Beatles songs in a non-stop medley, and is known world-wide for his dedication to perpetuating the group’s music. A dynamic and energetic performer, Hal Bruce will be joined by drummer Scott Ferguson as they bring timeless Beatles favourites to life and bring adoring audiences to their feet!
Hal Bruces' web site
Witchitaw
July 18th
Nova Scotia musicians Jason and Jamie Spinney showcase their edgy new Southern country rock band Witchitaw on July 18th.
Neon Highway
July 25th
A real treat is in store, Rik Reese will be performing this year with New Brunswick band Neon Highway, nicknamed the “KISS” of country rock, coming to the stage on July 25th with their country rock flare.
Gordie MacKeeman and his Rhythm Boys
bring you a Down-East Fiddle Show
August 8th
Gordie MacKeeman and his Rhythm Boys promises to offer a rompin’, stompin’, toe-tappin’ good time to all.
Erin Costelo
August 15th
The amazing, sensuous jazz sounds of Erin Costelo, one of Nova Scotia’s most searing emerging talents will be presented on August 15th.
Rose Cousins
August 22nd
One of Canada’s most gifted singer/songwriters, Rose Cousins will showcase her style and talent on the Ship’s Company stage.
The Hupman Brothers
August 29th
Original blues sounds of The Hupman Brothers, one of Nova Scotia’s most popular contemporary touring bands.




