JUNO and CCMA-Award winning country singer Brett Kissel will embark on his "Ice, Snow & 30 Below" Canadian tour, visiting 18 cities this coming January and February.
The tour begins January 12 in Sault St. Marie, Ontario, and will make its way through Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick before it wraps up in Georgetown, PEI, on February 4. The tour also marks Brett's first headlining performance in Toronto - January 22 at the Danforth Music Hall. A Western Canada tour will follow later next year.
"Anyone who knows me understands that my favorite place in the world is on the stage," says Brett. "Even if it's going to be in the heart of the Canadian winter, I'm excited to heat up these amazing theaters across Ontario and the Maritimes and put on an exciting show for my fans!"
Tickets to this all-ages tour go on sale September 12.
"I know I have fans ranging from kids to grandparents, so it was very important for to me to select venues that would accommodate our wide demographic. Anyone who buys a ticket to our show is going to have an amazing time - and I promise I will help them forget about the cold outside for the few hours I am onstage!"
Brett will perform at this Sunday's Canadian Country Music Association Awards show in London, Ontario with special guest Carolyn Dawn Johnson in what is sure to be a show-stopping emotional duet. Brett is nominated for five awards, tied for the most of any artist.
"I Didn't Fall In Love With Your Hair" is Brett's fourth single off his sophomore album, "Pick Me Up." A music video shot last month in Toronto will be released in the coming days. The song will be serviced to radio this Friday.
Proceeds from the sale of the song from September 9 to October 28 will be donated to the Canadian Cancer Society. In addition, entrepreneur and philanthropist W. Brett Wilson will match all money raised from the sale of the song during this period.
Next month, the 2016 Allan Slaight Honour will be awarded to the country singer from Flat Lake, Alberta at the Canada's Walk of Fame induction ceremony. The Allan Slaight Honour recognizes young, inspirational Canadians who have achieved international success in the music industry. Kissel will be honoured alongside this year's Walk of Fame inductees and will also be featured on the televised special. Past winners include Drake, The Weeknd and Shawn Mendes.
Ice, Snow & 30 Below Tour dates:January 12, 2017 Sault St. Marie, ON Kiwanis Community Theater Centre
January 13, 2017 Sudbury, ON Fraser Auditorium
January 14, 2017 Hamilton, ON Dofasco Centre for the Arts
January 16, 2017 Brampton, ON Rose Theatre
January 17, 2017 Windsor, ON Chrysler Theatre
January 18, 2017 Guelph, ON River Run Centre
January 20, 2017 Barrie, ON Georgian Theatre
January 21, 2017 Belleville, ON Empire Theatre
January 22, 2017 Toronto, ON Danforth Music Hall
January 23, 2017 Ottawa, ON Algonquin Commons Theatre
January 26, 2017 Liverpool, NS Astore Theatre
January 27, 2017 Windsor, NS Mermail Imperial Performing Arts Centre*
January 28, 2017 New Glasgow, NS Glasgow Square Theatre
January 29, 2017 Port Hawkesbury, NS Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre
February 1, 2017 Moncton, NB Capitol Theatre*
February 2, 2017 Fredericton, NB Fredericton Playhouse*
February 3, 2017 Summerside, PE Harbourfront Theatre
February 4, 2017 Georgetown, PE Kings Playhouse
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