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Dead Root Revival brings their annual "Summertime Shindig" music fest back to Two Blokes Cider on Saturday, July 12th. We've got an amazing lineup for you this year featuring The Weber Brothers , Brock Zeman , Emily Burgess, Brodie Bell, and Georgia Rose, and of course DRR closing the show in fine rock and roll fashion!
All this for only $20 per ticket!! Make a plan to come out and enjoy the day!
Kids 12 and under admitted freeThere will be cider available of course, plus beer from Old Flame Brewing Co. and food and non-alcoholic beverages from Palmer's Sips and Bites. Also, we will have a trolley service running back and forth from Port Perry on the day of the event.
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Dead Root Revival Biography
It’s easy to describe Dead Root Revival’s sound as old school—guitar focused rock and roll played with a Southern flair—but with songs derived from front man Tom Savage’s socially conscious worldview, DRR is a band fully in tune with the zeitgeist.
That’s clearly evident on the Kingston, Ontario-based quartet’s new album, The Controller’s Exam, a sweeping 11-song collection now available on digital platforms, CD and double vinyl. Dead Root Revival has released a handful of live albums—capturing all the grit and energy of their shows—making The Controller’s Exam technically their debut. Yet, it was also recorded in a live setting with renowned producer David Barbe (Sugar, R.E.M., Drive-By Truckers) at Chase Park Transduction Studio in Athens, Georgia.
Read MoreThat’s clearly evident on the Kingston, Ontario-based quartet’s new album, The Controller’s Exam, a sweeping 11-song collection now available on digital platforms, CD and double vinyl. Dead Root Revival has released a handful of live albums—capturing all the grit and energy of their shows—making The Controller’s Exam technically their debut. Yet, it was also recorded in a live setting with renowned producer David Barbe (Sugar, R.E.M., Drive-By Truckers) at Chase Park Transduction Studio in Athens, Georgia.
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