City and Colour
Sunday, June 12, 2016, 7:30 p.m. – Regina, SK

Guest Parking and Traffic Information
Doors open: 6:30 p.m.
Show time: 7:30 p.m.

Getting to Brandt Centre
PARKING LOT CLOSURE: The Evraz Place parking lot is closed due to setup for Canada’s Farm Progress Show.

DROPPING OFF GUESTS: Guests can be dropped off at the Brandt Centre. Enter at the Lewvan Gate, and security personnel will provide instructions on the drop-off and pick-up location. Be cautious of large equipment and moving vehicles.

PARKING FOR THOSE WITH DISSABILITIES: Evraz Place has a number of spots reserved for persons with disabilities. Enter at the Lewvan Gate with your vehicle permit clearly displayed, and inform security personnel that you need accessible parking. Note that there are a limited number of accessible parking spots. There will also be an option to drop off guests close to the Brandt Centre entrance.

PARKING IN ADJACENT LOTS: Parking is available in nearby lots at the Regina Armoury and Sportplex (i.e. Fieldhouse and Lawson Aquatic Centre), but the number of spots will be limited. Guests who choose to drive should arrive early, carpool if possible, follow signage and listen to directions from parking attendants and security personnel.

OTHER PARKING OPTIONS: With restricted parking at Evraz Place, guests may choose to park downtown and walk. At an average pace, it takes about 30 minutes each way. Walk-in access is available at the Lewvan Dr and Princess St Gates. The Elphinstone St and 10thAve Gate remains closed for construction of the new Mosaic Stadium.

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience. Enjoy the show!

City and Colour, acclaimed singer, songwriter and performer Dallas Green, has announced a Canadian tour for 2016.  The tour, in support of Green’s latest album If I Should Go Before You, kicks off in Kelowna on June 2, and wraps up in Montreal on June 20, 2016 (full routing below). Supporting City and Colour on the tour is Austin’s Shakey Graves. This is the first major national tour since 2014, which saw City and Colour headline Green’s biggest venues to date including a sold-out show at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto. An artist presale will be available at cityandcolour.com starting Tuesday, November 24 at 10AM local. General onsale commences Friday, November 27 at 10AM local. 

If I Should Go Before You recently debuted #1 in Canada, City and Colour’s third consecutive chart-topper in our territory. In the U.S. the LP debuted at #16 on the Billboard 200 Chart, #3 on the Vinyl Albums Chart and #4 on the Independent Albums Chart and #5 in Australia.  In addition to widespread commercial success, the album continues to receive notable critical acclaim. The A.V. Club calls the album “alluring” and “breathtaking,” while AllMusic praises, “…a culmination of the sturdy pop sound he’s built up over the years that weaves through territories of dreamy indie folk, pastoral Americana, and soulful alt-rock.” Additionally, Paste Magazine describes the single, “Lover Come Back,” as “…a gorgeous, R&B-tinged torch song split evenly between joyous, earnest affection and yearning, lovesick sadness,” and Baeble asserts, “…reminded me how beautiful his voice can be.” The album is available now via Dine Alone Records (iTunes, cityandcolour.com).

Entertainment Weekly recently premiered the new video for “Wasted Love”.  Described by EW as the, “ultimate underground concert”, the video was created by acclaimed music video director Director X of Creative Soul who has directed several noteworthy videos for the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Nelly, Kanye West, Korn and more recently Drake’s “Hotline Bling”.

If I Should Go Before You is Green’s fifth release as City and Colour and follows 2013’s The Hurry and The Harm. Most recently, in 2014, Green collaborated with international superstar Alecia Moore (aka P!nk) on a new project, entitled You+Me. The duo’s acclaimed debut, rose ave., debuted at #4 on the U.S. Top 200 Chart, #1 in Canada, #2 in Australia and #6 in Germany. Of the music, The Huffington Post praised, “While such prominent voices rarely mix too seamlessly, Green and Moore were destined to harmonize together,” while Entertainment Weekly declared, “The harmonies on the album are absolutely beautiful.”

Shakey Graves (Alejandro Rose-Garcia) is no stranger to Canada having sold out shows in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver and performed at prominent festivals such as TURF, Winnipeg Folk Fest, Osheaga, and Pemberton. With his 2014 LP, And the War Came, Rose-Garcia extends the ground emotionally and sonically broken by his 2011 self-released debut album, Roll the Bones, which brought him national acclaim including a mayoral proclamation of “Shakey Graves Day” in his hometown of Austin, Texas. NPR Music calls Shakey Graves “unclassifiably original and frightenly good”, while Esquire calls Rose-Garcia, “a rising folk hero”.