With the release of their brand-new 11th studio recording, Sunrise, renowned Canadian Celtic-rock group, multiple JUNO nominated and nine-time East Coast Music Award winners, Rawlins Cross is hitting the road and touring Atlantic Canada this October and November.
“It’s been a LONG two and a half years since we last stepped on a stage to play music together,” says Rawlins Cross band member Ian McKinnon. “Last fall, we made use of our downtime during the pandemic to gather in Nova Scotia and record a batch of new songs. We can’t wait to get out and share the new music with our friends and fans!”
Tour Dates
October 21 New Glasgow Glasgow Square
October 22 Sydney Highland Arts Theatre
October 23 Moncton Capitol Theatre
October 24 Fredericton Fredericton Playhouse
October 26 Charlottetown Confederation Centre of the Arts
October 28 Halifax Rebecca Cohn Auditorium
October 29 Yarmouth Th’ YARC Playhouse & Arts Centre
October 30 Liverpool Astor Theatre
November 5 St. John’s Holy Heart Theatre
Tickets and tour information is available on RawlinsCross.com
Rawlins Cross is known for fusing Celtic traditional music with the rhythms of rock, pop and worldbeat music. They are equally at ease performing the soulful and stirring Highland Air, “MacPherson’s Lament”, or one of their much-loved and raucous party hits like, “Colleen”, “Wild Rose” and “Reel ‘n’ Roll.”
Over the years, Rawlins Cross has toured extensively on three continents including a performance representing Canada at the Summit of the Americas in Santiago, Chile, a nationally televised Canada Day performance on Parliament Hill in Ottawa and a headlining show at the Skagen Festival in Denmark.