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soundcheckentertainment · 7 years ago

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It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of summer. Not just the sun and the warmth but most importantly, the festival season. When the festival lineup announcements start popping up in the spring, I get all giddy and start drafting a schedule of the ones I’ll definitely be attending that year.

When one of our favourite radio stations, Rebel 101.7, announced they will be hosting the 7th Mountain Man Festival at Calabogie Peaks Resort only an hour away from Ottawa, it was pretty much a no-brainer to go and check out the weekend festivities.

The Weather Network was posting not-so-promising forecasts with thunder storms and tornado warnings, but what kind of festival goer would I be if I let that scare me from not attending?!

Darryl Kornicky of Rebel 101.7 at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Friday-Day 1

I headed over to Calabogie on Friday evening for the first night of festival well prepared with a rain coat and protective sleeves for my camera gear only to be greeted with clear skies and a small cheerful crowd. My only regret that evening would be forgetting to bring bug spray as the vicious black flies decided to attack my face as soon as I entered the festival grounds eventually resulting to a red and swollen eye and bloody face. But physical injuries aside, the first evening was the night of rocknroll and beers, and no bugs were going to stop that.

Crossing Jane opened the evening with an energetic set of covers, before letting Toronto’s Diemonds loose on stage. The front woman Priya Panda’s powerful vocals and the extremely talented guitarists CC Diemond and Daniel Dekay’s guitar solos were bound to deliver exactly what the crowd came to see, badass rocknroll.

Diemonds at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Friday evening’s headliner was Saskatoon’s One Bad Son who have within the past few years been releasing a hit single after a hit single. The band put on a one hell of a rock show on Friday night, and it’s hard not to have a couple of their songs stuck in your head for the rest of the week or two.

One Bad Son at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Saturday-Day 2

Still buzzing from the festival’s first night, I decided to allow myself to sleep in and headed back to Calabogie early afternoon on Saturday and sadly missed the first two acts, Kyle Lalone and Toronto’s The Owns.

Iconoclast at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

I made it to the festival right on time when Ottawa’s Iconoclast was starting their set. Having recently gone through some lineup changes after guitarist Dave Di Ubaldo’s move to British Columbia, the band was playing one of their first shows with their newest addition, bassist Fahim Rahman, who is also known from Aenigma. The charismatic singer Marc Bourgon and his band were able to wake up the afternoon crowd for the next act on the bill, Ottawa’s sleaze rockers, In Heat.

In Heat’s shows are guaranteed to be entertaining and I’m always excited to see which outfit the singer Lexxi Splitlip will be wearing for the show. Festival’s younger audience clearly found the band’s performance intriguing and parked themselves right in front of the stage, and were rewarded when guitarist Brent Walker walked over to get them help him play.

In Heat at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Next in the lineup was Hellbros, who not only have been branded Canada’s loudest rock band, but also spread their wings on their first European tour last summer. The singer Peter Just not only has an impressive set of lungs, but has clearly sharpened his comedy skills bantering back and forth with drummer Josh Roy in between the songs.

Hellbros at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

The evening’s first headliner, Montreal’s The Damn Truth have been getting a lot of media within the past year, since singer Lee-la Baum’s heart wrenching rendition of Love is Blindness in the YSL commercial last year.

Baum’s amazing chops and style have been compared to none other than Janis Joplin’s and she has clearly chosen the right band to back her up, and they all played seamlessly together for the one hour set to adoring fans.

The Damn Truth at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Much anticipated The Glorious Sons closed off the second night of the festival with noticeably larger crowd from the first night and towards the first half of the set, the skies finally opened and sprinkled some rain on the festival crowd who did not care.

Singer Brett Emmons paced the stage bare feet with a wine bottle in his hand and lovingly roughed up with his bandmates during the songs. The audience left the festival grounds satisfied with day full of some of Canada’s finest rocknrollers.

The Glorious Sons at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Sunday-Day 3

Hesitating for a split second on Sunday morning after seeing the tornado warning on the weather app, I packed up my gear for the last afternoon of Mountain Man Festival. I narrowly missed the opener, Infrared, and got on site for Ottawa’s metal band A Scar For The Wicked.

A Scar For The Wicked at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

All the tents had already disappeared from the camping area but a handful of most loyal fans were head banging in front of the stage in the scorching early afternoon sun.

Gatineau’s Inire closed the festival with an extra long set after the last band of the day was unable to make it, and they certainly gave their all, and the audience that was still left on site was ecstatic.

Inire at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

This year’s attendance numbers might have not been the highest, but the crowd was most certainly enthusiastic. Calabogie Peaks is a wonderful venue for a smaller scale festival like Mountain Man, and the organizers had done a great job with booking amazing bands and setting up the grounds.

Us here at Sound Check Entertainment are not alone hoping that Mountain Man festival keeps on going for us to enjoy for the next years to come.

By Laura Collins.

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Crossing Jane at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Diemonds at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

One Bad Son at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Iconoclast at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

In Heat at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Hellbros at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

The Damn Truth at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

The Glorious Sons at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

A Scar For The Wicked at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Inire at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Inire at Mountain Man Festival 2017. Photo by Laura Collins.

Rebels take over the peaks at the Calabogie Mountain Man Festival. It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of summer. Not just the sun and the warmth but most importantly, the festival season.

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newcountryradio · 3 years ago

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New country #1082 (641) van 19 juli 2021 (wk 29) tussen 19.00 -22.00 op Smelne fm

Album van de week *Gary Allan *Ruthless *MCA

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3. Zac Brown Band Old Love Song *warner

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5. Walker Hayes Fancy Like *monument

6. Luke Combs Cold As You *river house

7. Garth Brooks That’s what Cowboys Do *pearl

8. Cole Swindell Single Saturday Night *warner music #3

9. Luke Combs Forever After All *river house /columbia #2

10. Chris Young & Kane Brown Famous Friends *RCA #1

11. Gary Allan Ruthless *mca

12. Gary Allan Wasted Of A Whiskey Drink *mca

13. Charley Crockett I need Your Love * Son of Davy, Thirty Tigers

14. Mike And The Moonpies Paycheck To Paycheck * Prairie Rose Records.

15. Justin Moore If Heaven Wasn’t So Far Away *valoru

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16. Black berry Smoke /J. Johnson - Lonesome For A Livin’ * /Thirty Tigers *favoriet

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18. Charlie Rich The Most Beautiful Girl *epic73 21

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21. Los Lobos Jamaica Say You Will New West /pias

22. Lady A What A Song Can Do * Big Machine Records

23. Gary Allan Pretty Damn Close *mca

24. Gary Allan The Hard Way *mca

25. Riley Green Behind The Bar *bmlg

26. George Strait Amarillo By Morning Mca

27. Morgan Wallen This Bar big loud republic

28. Wynonna I Saw The Light *curb/mca1992

29. Big & Rich Lost In This Moment *warner 2007

30. The 4x4s How She Cutting Keep On Trucking (trucksong )

31. Martina McBride Blessed *rca

32. Kyle Lalone Looking For The Good *juweeltje

33. Sophie Janna Nightfall *new west / PIAS

34. The Wallflowers Roots and Wings *new west /pias

35. Robert Weston Last *self ( 3 in 1)

36. Frank Jansen Lolene *country discovery 3 in 1

37. Ruud Hermans Rhinestone Cowboy *MW

38. Gary Allan Temtation *mca abum vd week

39. Gary Allan Little Glass Of Wine *mca abum vd week

40. Ramblin’ Boots Lonesome Goodbye

41. Billy Bray Band Stayin In Tonight *self *dutch corner

42. Liselotte van Dooren You *self

43. Willie Nelson /Shania Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain * Columbia

44. Kenny Chesney The Good Stuff *BNA2002

45. Tracy Byrd Ten Rounds With Jose Cuervo *Rca.

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therealtwangnation · 4 years ago

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Listen Up! Exclusive Feature: Kyle LaLone – ‘Honky Tonk Stage’ URL in description. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGelqhhaWe/?igshid=hsugcy7pl3kq

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americanahighways · 5 years ago

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Song Premiere: Kyle LaLone's "Not Gonna Drink Over You"

Song Premiere: Kyle LaLone's "Not Gonna Drink Over You" #kylelalone @kimgrant1

Americana Highways brings you this premiere of Kyle LaLone’s “Not Gonna Drink Over You” from his forthcoming EP Somewhere in Between, which was produced by Kyle LaLone and Adam Popick, engineered and mixed by Adam Popick; and mastered by Hans DeKline. “Not Gonna Drink Over You” is Kyle LaLone on lead and background vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic slide guitar, electric guitar; Adam Popick on…

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sportofusalacrosse · 6 years ago

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soundcheckentertainment · 8 years ago

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The 2017 Mountain Man Music Festival will take place from June 16-18 at Calabogie Peaks Resort. This year’s main headliner is Saskatoon’s One Bad Son, who will close out the first night of music on Friday!

The Damn Truth. Photo by Laura Collins.

Presented by Rebel 101.7, the lineup also includes The Damn Truth (Montreal), The Owns (Toronto) and Kyle Lalone (L.A.). Representing the local Ottawa music scene will be Hellbros, Crossing Jane and In Heat.

Festival tickets are available for purchase now at early bird pricing. There are various options including full weekend passes with camping or no camping, as well as day passes. Camping options include tenting or trailer/RV with electrical hookups available.

Also, be sure to browse the online festival guide for more info for what’s available on site and what you can and can’t bring to the festival.

We will share more details in regards to the lineup and times as they become available.

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One Bad Son. Photo credit: Sue Sadzak

The Damn Truth. Photo by Laura Collins.

InHeat. Photo by Laura Collins.

Crossing Jane. Photo by Dave Di Ubaldo of Worn Leather Media

Hellbros. Photo by Laura Collins.

One Bad Son will headline Mountain Man 2017 at Calabogie Peaks Resort The 2017 Mountain Man Music Festival will take place from June 16-18 at Calabogie Peaks Resort. This year's main headliner is Saskatoon's…

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