If you missed out on experiencing Brandonâs charming new outdoor concert venue at Canada Day or National Indigenous Peoplesâ Day, youâre in luck with Thursday eveningâs special Music in the Parks event slated for the Riverbank area.
Brandonâs Roman Clarke is scheduled to make his debut on the Festival Park stage after having recently returned across the Atlantic from a European tour. Clarke has a music style thatâs described in his bio as blurring the lines between pop and r ânâ b, which is on full display in his new self-produced album âScorcher.â
Before Clarke takes the stage at 7pm, St. Lazareâs Julianna Moore will open beginning at 6:30pm. Moore, whose path to performing has led through Brandon Universityâs renowned music program, is best known as the winner of GX94 star search in 2017.
The all-ages show is free to attend and though the Festival Park amphitheatre has plenty of great vantage points to sit and enjoy such performances I recommend showing up sooner rather than later to secure your best choice.
Music in the Parksâ more traditional Tuesday night show at Princess Park was cancelled earlier this week in lieu of the soggy weather at the time. After Thursdayâs special show, itâs scheduled to return to Princess Park for Tuesdayâs performance by the Monterey Jammers with further weekly events taking place through to the last Tuesday of August.