Southern rock bands are steeped in a lot more than the “three chords and the truth” philosophy. There’s no denying country roots run deep, but the blues and soul influences often are steering the musical bus. One of the newest incarnations of that Southern style, and finding unique blends to tell new stories about God, country, family and still having one hell of a good time, is Zac Brown.

George Casey was born in a remote seaside village on the west coast of Ireland, legendary for its storytelling. But it certainly wasn’t a place to think of a career as a comedian. Ireland is filled with musicians and dancers, it’s part of just about everybody’s genetic makeup. And Casey was one of them.

Clearly the luck of the Irish extends to the Riverside Resort when it brings an Irish show with a Canadian twist and a party atmosphere to town for the first time.
“The Fitzgerald’s Irish Celebration” consists of a troupe of family members who create and combine a lot of different elements into this one energy-filled musical experience.

People can’t seem to get enough ABBA, if the popularity of films, “Mamma Mia!” and “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again,” have been any indication. The recent films focused on all the music the group created to become a worldwide phenomenon.
Not only did these movies bring back memories to ABBA fans of more than 30 years, but a new generation of fans were created because of the energetic vibe the music ignites.