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ALL 90s HALLOWEEN SHOW The poorly kept secret has finally been officially announced. Halloween!!Its happening again, but this time totally different… LIKE…TOTALLY! IN SUPPORT OF THE YMCA STRONG KIDS CAMPAIGN For night only your favourite Retro 80’s cover band plays ALL YOUR FAVOURITE SONGS OF THE 1990’s!! Grunge! BritPop! Electronica! And all your Guilty Pleasure songs as well. Guest appearances by CHERYL STILES, LUKE MCFADDEN, STACY DOHERTY, & DAVE VASEY. Also on stage, performing the…

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Could Thursday Night have been ANY more fun??? Now that the dust has settled and the sun has set on another Summer Bandshell Concert series, we thank you all for an exhilarating night that the band will never ever forget. Thank you to all who came out and the enthusiasm you oozed all night long. Very special thanks to Cale Crowe for performing a stellar set to start things off, Julian Warme for joint us…

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THURSDAY AUGUST 31st! Storm The Palace close out the Cameco Summer Bandshell Concert Series at the Memorial Bandshell in Port Hope, with Special Guest CALE CROWE. 5:00pm – CALE CROWE 6:00pm – Free BBQ 7:00pm – Storm The Palace Courtesy of the Northumberland Sunrise Rotary Club.

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PHOTOS: Storming the Cobourg Food & Music Festival Thank you very much for all who showed up at our performance at the Cobourg Food & Music Festival on Saturday! Things were a bit late getting started while the Organizers got the power turned on, but once the switch was flipped we added some savoury sounds the wonderful smells wafting down the street. Many thanks to Mike Kelly and Co for the sound, Paige Montgomery and…

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Storm The Palace LIVE at the Cobourg Food & Music Festival Saturday July 8th 2017 Hot off the heals of two performances on Canada Day, Storm The Palace will be taking part in the first COBOURG FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVAL on Saturday July 8th. Sure to be a feast for the ears as well as the belly, the festival takes place on the main street of Cobourg with the stage being located in front of…

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What better way to spend Canada Day 2017 than with the 80’s songs you love, a beer garden, food vendors and a few hundred locals? Activities for the whole family, come have a dance on the grass with your kids and friends. Storm The Palace perform at 2:00pm until 4:00pm before heading off to the city for a private performance in the evening. We’ll be showing off some new additions to the 80’s tunes you…

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Storm The Palace are proud to announce that we will be performing at the benefit for Kortney Matthews on June 25th at the Port Hope Rec Centre from 5:30-7:00pm. From the Facebook page: “Hello everyone i am throwing this event for a great women. She has just been diagnosed with cancer… I wanna put this event together to help raise money to help her family through this difficult time as she fights to beat this……

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We return to the great outdoors on Saturday, this time outside of the Cobourg Community Centre as part of the 2017 RBC CUP. We’ll be entertaining the comers and goers at a community BBQ from 4:30-7:30, open to all whether you are going to the games or not, with all BBQ proceeds going to charity. But once you catch a wiff of that good ol’ hockey game excitement around the CCC, I’m pretty sure you’ll…

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FOLLOW US ON TWITTER! With the summer fast approaching, we have a bunch of exciting shows planned. Some we can tell you about, others that we’d have to kill you for if you found out. Stay up to date with Storm The Palace on Twitter if that’s what you dig. Our handle is @stormthepalais… yes, the more obvious handle was already taken. Tune In, Turn On, TweetOut. follow Storm The Palace on TWITTER. Click here!

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We are excited to be filling in as entertainment this year for the Insanely popular FLOAT YOUR FANNY DOWN THE GANNY River Race in Port Hope on Saturday April 8th. Please give this a share to let people know we’ll be there this year! “Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny” is a 10km race down the Ganaraska River in Port Hope to commemorate the 1980 flood that crippled the town’s downtown area. Centred around the…

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