Early Show Is Sold Out - Some tickets still available for the 9 oclock show
Scott Smith and The Midnight Riders pay tribute to the Allman Brothers, pulling from classics like Ramblin’ Man, Whipping Post, Statesboro Blues, Midnight Rider, Jessica and Blue Sky. It’s a full dive into the southern rock sound that mixed blues, country and jazz into something unmistakable.
Scott Smith has been a fixture in Vancouver’s blues and roots scene for years, playing with Barney Bentall, Rich Hope, and fronting Terminal Station and Just A Season. For this project, he’s built a band that mirrors the Allmans’ late-60s lineup: dual lead guitars (Emmett Jerome and Smith), organ (Darryl Havers), bass (Jeremy Holmes) and two drummers (Leon Power and Liam MacDonald).
Every second Tuesday -from 6-9 pm-hosted by Dennis Pook.
Our first Open Mic Night of 2026! We will have a nice little Bose PA system and we invite local acoustic performers to join us.
15181 Russell Ave, White Rock, B.C. Sign-up list 5:30pm.
Club 240 AKA CRESCENT BEACH LEGION
Join us on Thursday night for live music in an open mic format (15-minute sets) for solos, duos, or groups. Performers - invite others to join you and make it a jam.
Club 240, Royal Canadian Legion #240, 2643 128th St, Surrey
Are you looking for some great live classical music without having to go all the way downtown?
Subscribe to the remainder of our concert series this season and enjoy 4 stellar concerts for the great price of just $130 for adults, or $40 for students.
Check out the Ticketbud link in our bio, or the link below to subscribe:
Ebony Roots is a powerful concert celebration of music from the African Descent/Black experience—tracing a 300-year journey from work songs and spirituals to the rise of Soul, R&B, Blues, and Motown. It highlights the evolving emancipation and cultural impact of African Descent communities from a North American perspective.
Produced by Brandon Thornhill, with mentorship and admin support from Sound the Alarm: Music/Theatre, the concert features a dynamic lineup of BC-based African Descent artists: Brandon Thornhill and Leo D.E Johnson (vocalists), Olaf de Shield (MD/guitarist), Russell Jackson (bass), Carlos Joe Costa (percussion), and Wayne Stewart (keyboard).
Following its sold-out premiere at Vancouver’s Yaletown Roundhouse in February 2024, Ebony Roots is touring eight BC communities during Black History Month 2026.
