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| 10am to 11am |
David Archibald
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 David Archibald, songwriter, composer, playwright, played his first guitar in Spain, and you can still find the warmth of the Andalusian sunshine in his music. His work on Great Lakes marine heritage Spirit of the Inland Sea has been featured at National and Provincial Parks as well as the Blyth Festival. He produced the first recording of pop star Avril Lavigne. David's music has been featured on CBC radio programmes such as The Vinyl Café, Morningside, Fresh Air, Ontario Morning, Radio Noon and more. Much of David's work has been in the field of children's music. He has written for and performed on Sesame Street in New York and CBC's Mr. Dressup. His song 'Me & My Chair' is featured on Warner's latest Sesame Street Old School DVD. David's song-writing workshops for children have earned the Heritage Youth Leaders Award from the Ontario Heritage Foundation.
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| 11am to 11:30am |
Opening Ceremony
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 Indigenous Elder, Judi Montgomery, will be presenting a blessing and singing O’Canada with local youth. The Button Contest winners will also be presented during this time. After the ceremony, join Mayor Hegadorn and Council for a slice of celebratory cake.
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| 11:30am to 12:15pm |
Third Time's a Charm |
 Third Time’s a Charm (TTC) is one of the most exciting bands to emerge from Eastern Ontario’s burgeoning next-gen rock scene. Formed in 2023, and based out of Napanee, band members have participated in numerous summer festivals and have headlined Youth Rock Showcases at venues in Napanee and Kingston including The Hotel Wolfe Island, the Tir Nan Og Irish Pub, and the Blu Martini. TTaC was chosen as the opening act for The Wilderness’ first show at Doghouse Studios in Napanee, and the band will release its debut single, produced in partnership with Evergreen Recording Co (Kingston), in May. The lineup includes Ryland Murray (vocals, guitar), Joe Hauser (guitar), Brock Pettifer (drums), and Isaac Harvey (bass, keys).
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| 12:15pm to 1:15pm |
Switzerville Sound |
 Switzerville Sound is the first youth band to emerge from the Harmony Lounge & Music Club. The band performs covers of a wide range of tunes from across the many decades of rock and roll and has started to branch out with some seriously bluesy original tunes. Switzerville has participated in numerous Youth Rock Showcases at venues in Napanee and Kingston including The Hotel Wolfe Island, the Tir Nan Og Irish Pub, and the Princess Street Promenade. The lineup includes students from Napanee District Secondary School: Jade Peter (vocals), Adam Chadwick (guitar) Julia MacDermaid (Bass), Owen MacMillan (drums). The future of rock is in good hands with these young rock-and-rollers.
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| 1:15pm to 1:45pm |
The Blue Doors |
 The Blue Doors formed in 2003 after a week-long March Break Rock Skool intensive at the Harmony Lounge & Music Club. The lineup has changed over the past year, but the current members—Wyatt McKain (vocals), Myles Chadwick (guitar), Norah Feeney (drums), Myah Murphy (bass) and Owen Harwtick (piano)—continue to work on a repertoire of covers and their first original song. The band has performed at the Princess Street Promenade, and at Napanee’s Market Square for 2023 Culture Days.
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| 2:00pm to 4:00pm |
Ryan Malcolm & Low Level Flight |
 Low Level Flight are a Canadian band whose members comprise Ryan Malcolm (vocals, acoustic guitar), Shaun Noronha (bass, vocals), James Rooke (rhythm guitar, vocals), Hugh Allen (lead guitar) and Brandon Merenick (drums). Their debut album, Urgency, released in Canada in 2007 on Malcolm’s own I Heart Records, features the singles Say and Change For Me, which climbed the radio charts and spawned 2 Top 40 singles on Canadian Radio and 3 #1 videos on MuchMoreMusic . The band spent much of their career touring Europe, Asia and North America. Having shared the stage with the likes of Bon Jovi, Interpol and The Trews, LLF are thrilled to be performing together for the first time in over 10 years for Bath's Canada Day Celebration.
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