7548 Highway 105, Blues Mills
Date: Dec 28, 2024
Get ready for a party that will hold you over until the New Year! Alter Ego is one of Cape Breton’s hottest bands. With a reputation for high-energy shows, Alter Ego keeps the dance floor packed from the first note to the last encore. The band is made up of Mike Kane (vocals/guitar), Trent MacDonald (drums), James Snow (lead guitar), and Liam Blandford (bass/vocals). With the perfect combination of musical talent, stage presence and the need to entertain, Alter Ego will always leave you wanting more.
9pm-1am | $20 (at the door, or advance tickets by e-transfer to [email protected])
Next Date: Dec 31, 2024
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Baddeck
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