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Researched listings through January 14, 2027 · Coverage varies by source · Earliest to latest · Oakville local time
Tom Hooper and Kevin Kane perform an acoustic set from The Grapes of Wrath catalogue.
Image source: Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts / Oakville SymphonyOriginal source image; no modifications.
Toronto All-Star Big Band celebrates its 30th anniversary with Tony Bennett repertoire.
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ABBA and Bee Gees tribute acts, with Sean Hauk appearing as Freddie Mercury.
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The Maple Blues Band is joined by vocalists Jay Douglas, Samantha Martin and Suzie Vinnick.
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Celeigh Cardinal, Mimi O’Bonsawin and Lacey Hill share an intimate programme of voice, songs and stories.
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The songwriting duo performs with a full rhythm section in the Studio Theatre.
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Laila Biali reimagines Joni Mitchell and other Canadian songwriters.
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Jonathan Crow joins Oakville Symphony for Walton, Beethoven and works by Canadian composers.
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Jonathan Crow joins Oakville Symphony for Walton, Beethoven and works by Canadian composers.
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Classic Albums Live performs Billy Joel’s The Stranger and more songs from his catalogue.
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Classic Albums Live performs Billy Joel’s The Stranger and more songs from his catalogue.
Image source: Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts / Oakville SymphonyOriginal source image; no modifications.
Joseph Johnson is the cello soloist in this chamber-orchestra concert.
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Toni Lee and a full band perform The Carpenters’ catalogue.
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Gerry Finn, George Masswohl and The Rowdymen bring Newfoundland music and holiday stories.
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Classic Albums Live performs The Beatles’ White Album and a second set of their hits.
Image source: Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts / Oakville SymphonyOriginal source image; no modifications.
Classic Albums Live performs The Beatles’ White Album and a second set of their hits.
Image source: Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts / Oakville SymphonyOriginal source image; no modifications.
A one-hour holiday concert for the family, with two separately ticketed performances.
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A one-hour holiday concert for the family, with two separately ticketed performances.
Image source: Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts / Oakville SymphonyOriginal source image; no modifications.
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