Steven Page

The Great New York State Fair in Syracuse is once again resonating with the sweet sounds of live music as a slew of free concerts takes center stage. With a bevy of performances set to grace two distinctive stages throughout the fair's duration, attendees are in for a musical treat that's sure to strike a chord.

Another work-week has come to an end, and Vancouver’s fun-district, Granville Street is getting a quick spit-polish before the sun goes down and it sets about welcoming thousands of drunk locals and tourists into their arms.

Playing to no more than 150 people, Page definitely deserved a bigger crowd as he rattled through the Canadian group's back catalogue, with the same belting vocals that made the band such a household name.

Imagine, for a moment, this scenario. It’s a cold Canadian winter’s night in the middle of small town wherever. You’re at a bar drinking rye and gingers cozied up next to a fire, a warm dim humming over the room. Off in the corner, you spot a familiar face among the patrons. It’s Steven Page, co-founder of Ca

He’s teamed up with long-time collaborators Craig Northey of Odds and jolly cellist Kevin Fox for a tour featuring two guitars, a cello, and an iconic voice.

Bush Hall, London, UK

Steven Page, pictured performing at Canalside, returned for a concert in the Bear’s Den. (Buffalo News file photo)