London’s Western Fair announces September concerts
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London, Ont.'s Western Fair District has announced the musicians who will perform at the annual Western Fair in September, including rock icon Burton Cummings.
The Western Fair District in London, Ont., has announced the musicians who will perform at the annual Western Fair in the Forest City this September.
Rock musician Burton Cummings and his band will be taking the stage on Sept. 12.
As lead singer and songwriter with the band Guess Who, Burton recorded hits such as These Eyes, Laughing and No Time.
Burton is a member of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, Canadian Walk of Fame, Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame and Prairie Music Hall of Fame.
He’s also a six-time Juno Award winner.
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They’re the Juno Award winners for Breakthrough Artist (2018) and Rock Album of the Year (2022).
Their single Grow Up Tomorrow peaked at No. 1 on alternative and rock radio in Canada for seven weeks.
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