The “Stories & Songs of Stompin’ Tom” concert can best be described as a personalized, behind-the-scenes musical portrait of Stompin’ Tom Connors and his collaboration with Whiskey Jack.  The show will include audio clips (recorded at the Savoy Theatre in 1993) of Tom being his outrageous self.  The band weaves a narrative that features a carefully crafted blend of Connors’ greatest hits culled from their many years on the road with this Canadian icon.  Whiskey Jack also perform songs from the country music legends who inspired him - singers who appeared with them on their Tommy Hunter Show segment in the 1980's (Ol' Back Porch, CBC-TV). This is a show that will entertain fans of all musical genres, that guarantees everyone will leave with a smile on their face.  

It's been a long time since we visited the welcoming home of Peter and Marlene Chitty. In the world of "house concerts", this is the gold standard. Great seating, PA, excellent location and the most welcoming hosts you can imagine. This will be like your very own private Stompin' Tom show. Order in advance the suggested donation of $25. Call 705-436-3927

We are very pleased to announce a return to one of our favourite towns and theatres in Ontario. This time, we're bringing Canadian actor/comedian/singer/author Sean Cullen to join with us in a celebration of the music and legacy of a Canadian icon, Stompin' Tom Connors. “Stompin’ Tom’s Canada Meets Sean Cullen’s Comedy” is a playful, funny, very musical and all Canadian show starring one of Stompin’ Tom’s favourite touring bands, Whiskey Jack. Sean and the band have presented their onstage antics numerous times over the years and will be on tour again in 2020.

Duncan Fremlin and his show “Whiskey Jack Presents Stories & Songs of Stompin’ Tom” first invited comedian, author, actor and singer Sean Cullen to join them at their very first concert in 2014. As Sean stepped onto the stage that night, he told the audience that Tom had written songs about potatoes, tomatoes and tobacco but sadly, not one about what many consider to be Canada’s national food, poutine. Within minutes and with the band providing the soundtrack, I Love Poutine was created, on stage, in front of hundreds of hungry fans. It brought the house down!

Whiskey Jack’s 25 years on stage and in the studio with Stompin’ Tom form the heart and soul of this show, now in its 7th year. Each night, Duncan and his all star musicians, including 5 time Canadian National Fiddle Champion, Randy Morrison and 2 time Juno nominee, Douglas John Cameron, captivate the fans by singing all the hits (The Hockey Song, Bud the Spud and more) and sharing stories of the private, backstage world of Stompin’ Tom. And yes, these are the outrageous tales that made him the legendary iconic hero to the entire country.
Joining this cast of Canadian characters is a long time friend and collaborator with this show, Cindy Church.

“Stompin’ Tom’s Canada Meets Sean Cullen’s Comedy” is a playful, funny, very musical and all Canadian show starring one of Stompin’ Tom’s favourite touring bands, Whiskey Jack. Sean and the band have presented their onstage antics numerous times over the years and will be on tour again in 2020.

Duncan Fremlin and his show “Whiskey Jack Presents Stories & Songs of Stompin’ Tom” first invited comedian, author, actor and singer Sean Cullen to join them at their very first concert in 2014. As Sean stepped onto the stage that night, he told the audience that Tom had written songs about potatoes, tomatoes and tobacco but sadly, not one about what many consider to be Canada’s national food, poutine. Within minutes and with the band providing the soundtrack, I Love Poutine was created, on stage, in front of hundreds of hungry fans. It brought the house down!

Whiskey Jack’s 25 years on stage and in the studio with Stompin’ Tom form the heart and soul of this show, now in its 7th year. Each night, Duncan and his all star musicians, including 5 time Canadian National Fiddle Champion, Randy Morrison and 2 time Juno nominee, Douglas John Cameron, captivate the fans by singing all the hits (The Hockey Song, Bud the Spud and more) and sharing stories of the private, backstage world of Stompin’ Tom. And yes, these are the outrageous tales that made him the legendary iconic hero to the entire country.
Joining this cast of Canadian characters is long time friend and collaborator with the band, Cindy Church.