Blue Rodeo’s frontman, Jim Cuddy, and his son Devin Cuddy will each perform at this special presentation also launching the Canada’s Walk of Fame Festival’s free programming, presented by Shop.ca.
The City of Toronto will be making a special presentation to members of Team Canada 1972 in honour of their Canada’s Walk of Fame induction and the 40th anniversary of their victory over the Soviets in the Canada/Russia ‘Friendship Series’. Paul Henderson’s jersey will also be on display and available for photos for the afternoon.
Blue Rodeo’s Jim Cuddy and his son, emerging artist Devin Cuddy of The Devin Cuddy Band, will each perform during this special presentation and will also launch the Canada’s Walk of Fame Festival’s free concert series, presented by SHOP.CA, from September 21-23 at Nathan Phillips Square.
Musical guests will continue into the evening as Canada Music Hall of Fame inductee, Tom Cochrane, performs with Red Rider. Canada’s Walk of Fame Festival is a four-day celebration of 100 % Canadian culture featuring the country’s most popular and iconic performers and emerging artists.
In addition, the Festival will feature hockey-themed activities including a Leafs Mobile Fan Zone, synthetic ice and instructional activities with the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Development Team and past members of the Canadian Women’s Olympic Hockey Team.
When
Friday, September 21
Media sign in 11:45 – 12:00 PM Sharp!
Sign-in is located at stage right on Nathan Phillips Square
Interview opportunities:
- Members of Team Canada 1972
- Peter Soumalias, Founding Director, Canada’s Walk of Fame
- City of Toronto officials
- Devin Cuddy of The Devin Cuddy Band
- Jim Cuddy
Where
Nathan Phillips Square, 100 Queen Street West
Canada’s Walk of Fame Festival Free Programming Lineup for Friday, September 21:
- 6:00 PM – BREDN
- 7:00 PM – The Abrams Brothers
- 8:00 PM – DRU
- 9:00 PM – Suzie McNeil
- 10:00 PM – Tom Cochrane with Red Rider