multi-CCMA Group or Duo of the Year winners High Valley are thrilled to announce the
launch of The Journey Tour 2019. The tour brings together an epic lineup that includes
special guest Jess Moskaluke, and features the Hunter Brothers. All four acts will come
bury, Ontario February 24th. The Journey Tour 2019 will perform in Westoba Place,
Brandon, MB on Feb 9, presented by Dauphin’s Countryfest and the Keystone Centre.
Artist pre-sale runs Thursday, September 6 at 10am through Friday, September 7th at10pm local time, or while supplies last. AMERICAN EXPRESS pre-sale begins Thursday September 6 at 10am until Friday, September 7th at 10pm local time.
through the Keystone Centre Box Office.
The Canadian public has never been offered such a complete country music touring spec-
tacle in one national tour, and on one stage.
stone Centre to bring this extensive show to the folks in Westman – we know Country
(music) and this is great Country (music).”
In conjunction with the tour announcement, Paul Brandt has announced that his newest
collection of songs, The Journey BNA: Vol. 2 will be released on Friday November 9, 2018. The release of the EP is proceeded by the single “Bittersweet” co-written by High Valley’s Brad Rempel and featuring guitarist Lindsay Ell. Fans can pre-order The Journey BNA: Vol. 2 beginning today by clicking HERE.
A beautiful video for “Bittersweet” was filmed in Muskoka, Ontario by Kat Webber can
be seen HERE.
Says Brandt of the tour, “The artists I have the honour of performing with on this tour are
incredibly talented, successful and also some of the best friends I’ve made in the music
business. There is a palpable energy and chemistry when we are in the room together,and I can’t wait to bring that to stages across Canada. The Journey Tour will combine talent and artistic vision in a way that Canada has not yet experienced; all of the artists in-volved are committed to making this tour one that country music fans will never forget.”
“Every artist on The Journey Tour attributes career success to the support of Canadian
country music fans,” says Brad Rempel of High Valley. “We’d be nowhere without
them.”
Says Curtis Rempel, “We can’t wait to celebrate with our Canadian fans. There will be more than a few front-row high fives.”
“I am doing what I love, and loving every minute of it,” says newlywed Jess Moskaluke.
“This has been the biggest year of my life, and I’m so excited to be joining The Journey
Tour with Paul, High Valley, and fellow Saskies, those Hunter Brothers.”
Says J.J. Hunter, “All of The Journey Tour artists have a ton of mutual respect for each
other, and a passion for our communities, and our country. We all love to use music toinspire, help people escape, and simply to have a great time. I just know this will trans-late loud and clear to the audiences we’ll be seeing across Canada. We love our fans, and each other. This just feels like family. This will be a journey we’ll never forget!”
For ticketing information, please visit tickets.keystonecentre.com.
The Journey Tour 2019 Dates
January 25- Abbotsford, BC- Abbotsford Centre
January 26- Penticton, BC- South Okanagan Events Centre
January 28- Lethbridge, AB- ENMAX Centrium
January 29- Red Deer, AB- Westerner Park
January 31- Calgary, AB- Scotiabank Saddledome
February 1- Grande Prairie, AB- Revolution Place
February 3- Fort McMurray, AB- Nexen Field House#
February 5- Regina, SK- Conexus Arts Centre
February 7- Saskatoon, SK- SaskTel Centre
February 8- Winnipeg, MB- Bell MTS Place
February 9- Brandon, MB- Westoba Place#
February 10- Dauphin, MB Credit Union Place#
February 12- Thunder Bay, ON- Thunder Bay Community Auditorium*
February 15- Peterborough, ON- Peterborough Memorial Centre (PMC)
February 16- Ottawa, ON- The Arena at TD Place
February 18- Toronto, ON- Queen Elizabeth Theatre
February 19- Oshawa, ON- Tribute Communities Centre
February 21- Kingston, ON- Leon’s Centre
February 22- St. Catharines, ON- Meridian Centre
February 23- London, ON- Budweiser Gardens
February 24- Sudbury, ON- Sudbury Arena#Album not included with ticket
*Paul Brandt, Jess Moskaluke, and Hunter Brothers Only.
About the artists on The Journey Tour 2019:
Paul Brandt is the most awarded male Canadian country artist in history, the most played Canadian Country artist on Country Radio in history, and a member of the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.
Two time CCMA Duo or Group of the Year High Valley are enjoying the biggest success of their career with a #1 Single in Canada and a Top 10 hit in the U.S. to go along with 5 gold singles and a gold certified album.
JUNO Award winner Jess Mosklaluke is the 3 time CCMA Female artist of the year and
is tied for the most nominations this year with 6, including the Apple Music Fans’ Choice
Award.
The Hunter Brothers, when not working on the family farm, racking up millions of views
on Facebook, or releasing hit singles like the recent top ten smash “Those Were The
Nights”, are enjoying their 3 nominations this year at the 2018 Canadian Country Music
Awards.
