Lucette opens Revelstoke Summer Street Fest with her soulful sound
Edmonton-based singer Lucette kicked off this year’s Revelstoke Summer Street Fest with her soulful singing. She filled Grizzly plaza with her haunting and melodic voice during the opening night of Street Fest on Saturday.
The Revelstoke Summer Street Fest has become a summer staple over the years. Tourists and locals alike gather to enjoy musicians perform in Grizzly Plaza every evening from the end of June until the end of August.
Organized by the Revelstoke Arts Council, this year’s opening evening also featured the Revelstoke Highland Pipe Band who marched along Mackenzie Avenue to Grizzly Plaza.
The Revelstoke Highlanders Pipe Band march along Mackenzie Avenue to celebrate the opening of the Revelstoke Summer Street Fest. Photo: Melissa Jameson
Summer Street Fest runs every night from 6:30- 9:30 p.m. in Grizzly Plaza. Here’s a list of performers lined up for the rest of the summer.
Saturday June 24: Lucette
Sunday June 25: Revelstoke Community Band
Monday June 26: The Rise
Tuesday June 27: Bella Cat
Wednesday June 28: Last Horse Standing
Thursday June 29: Tanner James
Friday June 30: The Tappalachian String Band
Saturday July 01: The Staggers & Jaggs
Sunday July 02: Parson Jazz Co-op
Monday July 03: The Maritime Kitchen Party and Special Guest
Tuesday July 04: Jackson Hollow
Wednesday July 05: Johnny P. Johnson
Thursday July 06: Devon Coyote
Friday July 07: The Eisenhauers
Saturday July 08: The OM Sound
Sunday July 09: Blackberry Wood
Monday July 10: Chicken-Like Birds
Tuesday July 11: Ben Sures
Wednesday July 12: Nova Scotiables
Thursday July 13: John Jenkins’ Small Town Revival
Saturday July 15: Class Action
Friday July 14: Nova Scotiables
Sunday July 16: Charlie Burton
Monday July 17: Gabriel Palatchi Trio
Tuesday July 18: Ben Rogers
Wednesday July 19: The MNKD & Retrofile
Thursday July 20: The Wooden Horsemen
Friday July 21: Under the Rocks
Saturday July 22: Nice Verdes
Sunday July 23: Partial to Pie
Monday July 24: That Girl and Earl
Tuesday July 25: Mat Duffus
Wednesday July 26: Zonnis
Thursday July 27: Stacie Bryne
Thursday July 27: Bruce Thomas
Thursday July 27: The Rev
Friday July 28: Ewan Macintyre Band
Saturday July 29: Tequila Mockingbird Orchestra
Sunday July 30: Uncorked!
Monday July 31: Sam Spades
Tuesday August 01: Samson’s Delilah
Wednesday August 02: Red Haven
Thursday August 03: Feelds
Friday August 04: Emily Rockarts
Saturday August 05: Joanne Stacey
Sunday August 06: The Pineapple Express
Monday August 07: Lo-fi Uppercut
Tuesday August 08: FRASE
Wednesday August 09: Saskia and Darrel
Thursday August 10: The Wild Romantics
Friday August 11: Flint & Feather
Saturday August 12: Bees and the Bare Bones
Sunday August 13: Compassion Gorilla
Monday August 14: ENTANGADOS
Tuesday August 15: The Irish Wakers
Wednesday August 16: The Lindsey Walker Band
Thursday August 17: The Smith Fraser Duo
Friday August 18: The Lunas
Saturday August 19: The Long War
Saturday August 19: Small Town Artillery
Saturday August 19: Year of the Wolf
Sunday August 20: Mountain Music Duo
Monday August 21: Dawson Rutledge
Tuesday August 22: Bob Rogers Quartet
Wednesday August 23: The Basic Needs
Thursday August 24: Willy Gaw Quartet
Friday August 25: Sister Speak
Saturday August 26: Darlene Ketchum Quartet
Sunday August 27: Benny Walker
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