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Artists Fundraise Atop 204-Foot-High BC Place Rooftop

With pandemic public health restrictions in place prohibiting live concerts with an in-person audience, Contact Winter Music Festival has come up with something cool and novel.  On Feb.

Artists Fundraise Atop 204-Foot-High BC Place Rooftop

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With pandemic public health restrictions in place prohibiting live concerts with an in-person audience, Contact Winter Music Festival has come up with something cool and novel.  On Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. PT, local dance/EDM acts will perform on the 204-foot-high rooftop of Vancouver's BC Place to support the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, which assists about 8500 individuals and families a month.


Produced by Blueprint, Live Nation Canada, Monstercat, and BC Place, fans worldwide will be able access the free-to-stream broadcast on Monstercat’s Twitch channel. Performing artists include Vanic, Tails B2B Juelz, Nostalgix, and Poni. And while the show is free to watch, specially designed Contact hoodies for $55 will be available for purchase, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Greater Vancouver Food Bank. Merchandise is available at contact-festival.com and store.thisisblueprint.com. – Full read on Samaritanmag.com.

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Yeat Reschedules Montreal and Toronto Concerts, Adds PZ' and Zukenee as Openers

The California rapper's shows at Toronto's Coca-Cola Coliseum and Laval's Place Bell will now take place on Sept. 13 and 14, respectively, after originally being set for July. The Aug. 11 date at Vancouver's PNE Forum remains untouched.

Yeat has moved around some of his Canadian tour stops.

The California rapper has pushed back the start of his Love/Lyfe tour to August and subsequently rescheduled two of his Canadian concerts in Montreal and Toronto, originally set to take place at the end of this month (July 21-22). The rapper will now play Toronto's Coca-Cola Coliseum on Sept. 13, followed by Laval's Place Bell on Sept. 14. His stop at Vancouver's PNE Forum on Aug. 11 remains untouched.

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