I wouldn’t be a professional fangirl without accumulating a lot of tickets. That’s why I ordered a special album on Amazon to organize my ticket collection and it was worth every penny.
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Millennials, rejoice: brothers Nick and Drew Lachey, as well as Justin Jeffre and Jeff Timmons from 98 Degrees are making a comeback!
During their spring/summer tour, the boy band will be joined by New Kids on the Block and Boys II Men. With 12 musicians scheduled to perform, they’ve named the tour The Package, and what a good choice! Looks like it’s time to create another 90s playlist and play it on repeat.
According to Ticketmaster, seats are selling fast for the following Canadian tour dates:
June 4 – Ottawa: Scotiabank Place
June 6 – Montreal: Bell Centre
June 7 – Toronto: Air Canada Centre
July 10 – Vancouver: Rogers Arena
July 28 – Toronto: Air Canada Centre
If you live in Toronto and can’t get tickets to see them at the ACC, perhaps you should make a road trip to Buffalo! They’re playing at the First Niagara Center on August 2, conveniently on a Friday night – perfect for a fun-filled weekend of live music and shopping.
98 Degrees’ first album in over a decade will be released on May 7 – get excited for 2.0!
In the meantime, let’s go back to 2000:
Once Canadian Club posts started taking over my Facebook news feed, I got in touch with my friend Eric, an idea machine, to investigate whether his team in Liberty Village was behind it. Verdict: guilty as charged. A few DMs later, he offered to send me a kit filled with some blue summer essentials, and then I responded “Awesome!” That’s my word of the summer.
Since then, I’ve worn the aqua blue shades everywhere from Yorkdale to the doctor’s office and I love my Canadian Club t-shirt too. I couldn’t help but notice the shirt’s resemblance to old Western t-shirts. I suspect a nostalgic former Londoner influenced the design.
Even if performing isn’t your thing, you’re eligible to win Ticketmaster gift cards just by voting, so nag your friends and any neighbours with instruments in their basement to participate! I’m on a mission to discover the next Jesse Labelle.
It turns out all that hype about the pop star’s visit to Facebook’s headquarters this afternoon was leading up to this announcement to promote her summer tour.
I suspect plenty of girls will be wearing red lipstick to the show’s 8 stops in Canada and her performances elsewhere. If this tour is anything like the last, then perhaps fans will be tossing around beach balls in the general admission area too.
Canadian dates:
June 30 | Toronto | Air Canada Centre
July 2 | Montreal | Bell Centre
July 3 | Ottawa | ScotiaBank Place
July 13 | Regina | Brandt Centre
July 14 | Winnipeg | MTS Centre
July 16 | Calgary | Saddledome
July 17 | Edmonton | Rexall Place
July 19 | Vancouver | Rogers Arena
Tickets go on sale on Saturday. I recommend visiting Ticketmaster here for more details, as Katy’s website is very slow.
EDITOR’S NOTE: In other news, cast members of Glee just performed “Teenage Dream”. Nicely done, boys.