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Saturday Passes SOLD OUT
Ginger Agency Saturday Passes have now sold out!
Wed/Thur Passes SOLD OUT
Daily Gleaner Wednesday/Thursday Passes have now sold out!
Harvest Announces Free ANBL Safe Ride
Harvest Insider: Take It Like A Man? No, Take It Like Amanda Shires
Take It Like A Man? No, Take It Like Amanda Shires By: Adam Bowie The last time Amanda Shires visited Fredericton, she was on tour with folk music legend John Prine, and the two of them had an experience that could have been pulled from one of their songs. Before a show at The Playhouse
Passes and Tickets are Available for Pick-up!
That very special time of year is upon us, it’s time to pick up your Harvest tickets and passes! The Harvest retail store is now open, and tickets and passes are available for pick-up! Our store is located in King’s Place Mall, at 440 King St., Fredericton NB, E3B 5H8. Our hours are Monday-Friday 10am-5pm
The Record Company Tickets SOLD OUT
Tickets to The Record Company w/ Matt Mays presented by Cox & Palmer have now sold out!
Harvest Announces Jimmy Swift Band Reunion, Following Withdrawal Of The Slip F. Joe Russo
Fredericton’s Harvest Music Festival today announced that The Jimmy Swift Band (The JSB) will reunite at the Festival on Thursday September 15th, replacing The Slip F. Joe Russo, who’ve been forced to cancel their scheduled Harvest appearance due to unforeseen circumstances. Halifax’s The JSB stopped performing in 2011, leaving behind a legacy of 1,000+ live
CBC Free Harvest Schedule Announced
Every September, Harvest fills the streets of downtown Fredericton with music, everywhere you go. In addition to our mainstage shows, there are six free stages and four busker stages scattered throughout downtown, and over a dozen pubs & clubs that program special shows just for the occasion.
Harvest Insider: Sugaray Rayford
‘It’s not a concert – it’s a party,’ says Sugaray Rayford By: Adam BowieSugaray Rayford would like to get one thing straight: his headlining show at this year’s Harvest Music Festival is not a concert – it’s a party.The 53-year-old Smith County, Texas native has been making music professionally for more than 20 years, mixing