This show was rained out in 2017 so we're thrilled to have rebooked it for 2018. It is confirmed for Saturday night, June 16. We're performing in the new bandstand and word has it, our show will be the very first show presented there! This is a FREE event.

The Good Brothers and Whiskey Jack (performing their Stories & Songs of Stompin' Tom show) kick off their Canadian Country Music Legends Tour in this beautiful theatre in Picton, Ontario. There were 14 Juno awards presented to The Good Brothers and Stompin' Tom Connors! At this show, you'll hear the songs and hear many of the stories that made these awards possible. More details to follow. The Hockey Song! Hot Knife Boogie! Bud The Spud! Fox On the Run! and many more.

Please join one of Stompin' Tom's favourite back up bands as they take you on a romp through a Canadian music catalogue featuring Stories & Songs of Stompin' Tom plus other friends and contemporaries from that era...including Ian Tyson, Gordon Lightfoot, Wilf Carter and more. Whiskey Jack, now in their 40th year, are masters at relaying the songs and stories from their years as cast members on CBC's Tommy Hunter Show. 519-787-1981 https://youtu.be/bkaD2ayKaEs

Stompin' Tom and Whiskey Jack performed in the Owen Sound area many times over the years and we're thrilled to be returning for another visit. We'll play all the hits (as taught to us by the man himself) as well as audio clips of Tom talking about what it means to be Canadian (recorded live on tour in 1993). We'll also be giving away prizes from the Stompin' Tom merchandise table for the fans who can "Name The Capitals"

The end of an era is upon us. The Cadillac Lounge will be no more on April 30, 2018. This show will be our last at this venerable music establishment. Please join us as we salute Sam Grosso for his dedication to live music in Toronto. We are not overstating it to say, we would not be on tour today if it were not for Sam Grosso. Musicians need a place to present their art and there has not been a better place for Whiskey Jack than the Cadillac Lounge. Here's a video from one of our favourite afternoons featuring the late Arlene Zock. https://youtu.be/eeOOb9xIL00

Please call 905-834-7572 to get your tickets in support of these two important charities...Heart & Stroke and Wigs For Kids. We're working closely with the organizers to fill this spectacular theatre and raise tons of money! If you know anyone in the area, perhaps someone in Niagara Falls? Or St. Catherines? Please let them know about it. Free program for the first 100 people.

This will be our 5th Annual Stompin' Tom Birthday Celebration. Previous birthday parties have welcomed old friends of Stompin' Tom's...such as the Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson, Gordon Lightfoot, JP Cormier and many more. This year will be no exception. Besides the new location, we'll have two very special surprises.

Whiskey Jack is: Duncan Fremlin, founding member, banjoist and raconteur; Duncan's years on stage with Tom is instrumental in adding authenticity to their interpretation of Tom's songs.

Douglas John Cameron: two time Juno Award nominee (Mona With The Children fame) and multi instrumentalist. Not to be missed is Douglas John's take on Leonard Cohen singing Stompin' Tom's "lady kd lang". A Canadian music perfect storm if ever there was one.

Five time National Bluegrass Fiddle Champion, Randy Morrison adds fiddle pizzazz to the proceedings. This Graham Townsend protege leaves the crowd shaking their heads in amazement.

Local jazz singer Jen Cook (leader and driving force behind Red Jenny & The Boys) rounds out this talented foursome with her soaring vocals and dynamic stage presence.

Bass guitar: Eric Jackson Drums: Al Cross

Stompin' Tom's music and life sized personality return to Norfolk County, the same region where he penned one of his first and most famous hits, Tillsonburg. We'll have many other hits to share as well as some crazy stories. The stories about Ian Tyson and Gordon Lightfoot are particularly amusing. We can hardly wait.

Stories & Songs of Stompin' Tom will delight and entertain audiences of all ages and musical tastes. Classical, Jazz and new age music fans adore this show. It's an all Canadian romp through the dizzyingly good Stompin' Tom song catalogue coupled with unlikely, yet true stories, of this remarkable Canadian icon. This show will be filmed by Orchard TV and streamed live on the internet.

We're thrilled to bring our special Canada 150 show to the Ottawa Valley this October. This is a very cool theatre with amazing acoustics. Tickets are only $25 and they're on sale now!

We've been invited to headline what's been referred to as “The greatest fair in the Ottawa Valley since 1853.” Details to follow.

Parry Sound has invited our show to return to the beautiful theatre in 2017. Our first performance there in 2015 was special in every way...an intimate evening celebrating the music and zany stories of Stompin' Tom with a little bit of other Canadiana thrown in for good measure. We expect another sold out show! Details to follow.

Our show will be a huge hit in this legendary theatre. Tom played here and his presence will be felt on this night. Details to follow.

We bring our Stompin' Tom show to Bancroft for the first time. Our musician friends have raved about this beautiful theatre. Details to follow.

This show will be part of Music Niagara, a special presentation of the finest in Canadian music. This will be an experience the audience and the musicians will remember for a very long time.

On July 2, 1971, Stompin' Tom arrived in Huntsville having just flown in from his first European tour. We're thrilled to return with our special Canada 150 show. This is part of a series hosted by the Huntsville Festival of the Arts.

Evening show begins at 8:00 pm.

This city is the perfect place to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday. One of Tom's first hits was "Algoma 69", a story about his numerous visits there. We'll sing it loud...we'll sing it often! https://youtu.be/sAuBMGnjBis

We are very excited to bring our Stompin' Tom show to Wawa, home of the world famous Wawa goose. The same goose Tom sang about in his song, Little Wawa. And yes, we will be singing that song at our show. It's all part of the Wawa Music Festival.https://youtu.be/lXlxvEY7qfQ

We're thrilled to honour Stompin' Tom's special relationship with Tillsonburg at their annual Turtle Fest Celebrations.

Gibson Centre's 10th Anniversary Celebration