A performance is 鈥榢ind of like hanging around a campfire, and singing a few songs everybody grew up with,鈥� according to band member Ian Thomas.
The super-group made up of Canadian popular music royalty will grace the stage on Wednesday, Nov. 3.
Audience members will see a band with very close ties, who view playing together as a pleasure.
鈥淲e鈥檙e more like extended family at this point in life,鈥� said Thomas, who gained fame in the 70s with the hit single, Painted Ladies, and has released hit-after-hit for himself, and written for a host of famous acts like Chicago, and Santana since.
鈥淲e have great fun with each other, because we enjoy each other鈥檚 company, and that鈥檚 the wonderful thing about playing with friends.鈥�
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Thomas will be joined on stage by Marc Jordan, Murray McLauchlan, and Cindy Church. Between the four they have sold almost as many albums as there are people in Canada.
Attendees can expect to hear a plethora of classic tracks from their solo efforts, as well as a few cuts from some of the group鈥檚 five albums.
The show in Courtenay will be one of five on Vancouver Island.
鈥淚鈥檓 looking forward to it,鈥� Thomas said, before noting each show will be special.
鈥淚t鈥檚 a well-oiled machine, and the joys are discovering what to do within that.
鈥淭hat鈥檚 where the fun begins really.鈥�
ronan.odoherty@campbellrivermirror.com
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