The Steven Page Trio: Steven's Greetings tours to the Kay Meek Arts Centre, December 3
Barenaked Ladies co-founder performs songs from his upcoming holiday album alongside guitarist Craig Northey and cellist Kevin Fox
Steven Page
The Kay Meek Arts Centre hosts the Steven Page Trio: Steven’s Greetings, a festive evening of entertainment, on December 3 at 7:30 pm.
Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee Steven Page has established himself as one of the most recognizable and enduring voices in entertainment. As co-founder, vocalist, and songwriter for the Barenaked Ladies, Page sang and wrote classics like “Brian Wilson”, “If I Had a Million Dollars”, and “What a Good Boy”, selling over 15 million albums and scoring multiple awards. Since leaving the band in 2009, Page has produced five solo albums.
The Steven Page Trio features guitarist Craig Northey and cellist Kevin Fox. At the group’s upcoming Kay Meek Arts Centre concert, audience members can expect to hear songs from Page’s upcoming holiday album, iconic hits by the Barenaked Ladies, and classics from his solo catalogue.
This concert is part of the Amplify Mainstage series. Tickets are available through the Kay Meek Arts Centre.
Post sponsored by Kay Meek Arts Centre.
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