Grammy-nominated and 5x Juno Award winners, Glass Tiger has released 6 studio albums and sold 5 million albums worldwide. Their 1986 debut album, The Thin Red Line, went quadruple platinum in Canada and gold in the United States. Two of it’s songs, “Don’t Forget Me (When I’m Gone)” and “Someday” both reached Top 10 on the Billboard Charts in the U.S. Toured with artists such as Journey, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, The Moody Blues and Cheap Trick. In September 2023, Glass Tiger was inducted into the prestigious, Canada’s Walk of Fame.
Schedule of Events
Doors: 7:00 PM
Show: 7:30 PM
Glass Tiger at The Spire (frontgatetickets.com)
Wine, Beer, Whiteclaw, Pop, Chips and Water will be sold throughout the show (credit or debit only). Refreshments are allowed in the Performance Hall.
This donated guitar will raise funds to allow The Joe Chithalen Memorial Musical Instrument Lending Library to purchase most needed musical instruments that anyone in the Kingston area can borrow. 
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Ontario Festival of Small Halls is about sharing a love of music in a beloved place. Brought to you by the Team Behind Bluesfest, the Festival of Small Halls brings exceptional Canadian musicians to small venues across Eastern Ontario.
Every small community has one: a treasured building that brings people together for town meetings, community dinners, bingo games, local theatre, book sales—and the list goes on.
These buildings have rich cultural histories and countless stories to tell. No two are alike. During the festival, communities across Eastern Ontario will throw open the doors of their small halls for an unforgettable night of music. Some of Canada’s best musicians will step off the big stage and hit the scenic back roads to perform in legions, schools, churches, or town halls. They will receive a warm, small-town welcome from communities of music lovers who are eager to show off their treasured halls and their hospitality, all in the name of excellent music.
Small Halls festivals are popping up around the world. What started in PEI has spread to Australia, and now to Ontario. The Festival of Small Halls is proud to join this international community dedicated to showcasing first-rate music in intimate venues.
The Festival of Small Halls is about sharing big music in small, cherished places. It’s about settling into the heart of a community, and then experiencing music with heart.
