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This Canada Day, join Canadian icons Blue Rodeo on North Americana as they celebrate our country and their 40th anniversary.
Throughout the day, you’ll hear Blue Rodeo’s Greg Keelor and Jim Cuddy take over North Americana. They’ll be telling the stories behind some of their biggest hit.
As per the band’s website, 2025 marks a huge year for Blue Rodeo, as they hit the road to commemorate 40 years as a band:
We’re thrilled to share the news — Blue Rodeo is hitting the road for a brand-new Canadian tour, marking an incredible 40 years of music.
From our early days playing clubs in Toronto to stages across the country, it’s been an unforgettable journey — and we’re excited to celebrate it with you. This milestone tour will take us from coast to coast, honouring four decades of songs, stories, and all the amazing fans who’ve been with us along the way.
We’ll be joined on all dates by the incredible Adam Baldwin, whose East Coast soul and powerhouse live show will kick off each night.
See you on the road!
You can learn more about the band’s upcoming tour here.
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