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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Tribute Communities Centre is located at 99 Athol St E in Oshawa, Canada. For directions and parking info, visit Tribute Communities Centre’s official website at https://www.tributecommunitiescentre.com/ or call them at +19054388881. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Oshawa, Canada on Bandsintown.
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Tribute Communities Centre
Owned by the City of Oshawa, and managed by Oak View Group, the Tribute Communities Centre opened in 2006 with a project cost of $45 million. As Durham Region’s premier Sports and Entertainment Facility, the Tribute Communities Centre provides a first-class home to the Oshawa Generals of the Ontario Hockey League, Oshawa FireWolves of the National Lacrosse League, Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame, and the Durham Central Adult Hockey League.
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What fans are saying
AWESOME FIRST CONCERT SEEING BRYAN ADAM'S had a AWESOME Time..
Please come back out next summer Bryan Adam's 😃 ❤️
Pat Thompson
Good energy from the band, and good sound. Nice selection of songs. Had a great time!

James
As always, Big Wreck did not disappoint. Ian Thornley’s vocals are second to none. This is equally matched by his guitar wizardry which unfortunately overshadows the brilliant playing of Chris Caddell. Gotta love when they both play the same solo, albeit at different octaves. The solid bass playing of Dave McMillian and thundering drum style of Sekou Lumumba fills out the tightest playing band you can find. Seen them 7 times over the years, with many more to come. Can’t wait until they start headlining their own tours - they were the stars of the show and easily the best band of the night. Props to Live and Econoline Crush, but Big Wreck is on another plane.
Tom





