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THE STANFIELDS FROM NOVA SCOTIA BLEND CELTIC, ROCK 'N ROLL & BLUEGRASS

We are super excited to have these exciting and award-winning musicians, THE STANFIELDS, from Nova Scotia bring their collision of traditional Celtic music. rock 'n roll, and bluegrass to Deertrees stage! Performing together since 2008, these tmulti-talented Canadian fellows have been shaking up the music scene on both sides of the Atlantic and all over Canada. Harrison may never be the same after this incredible concert on Thursday, July 30 at 7:30 PM. Recommend purchasing tickets early as these musicians have been pulling huge crowds wherever they perform!!!

Everyone has a story to tell about THE STANFIELDS if you don't, give it time.

Inciting mosh pits and still making Mom proud, THE STANFIELDS attract fans of all classes and creeds that vocalist Jon Landry affectionately describes as "people who work hard and play hard, and are the most generous, down to earth and supportive people that one could ever hope to meet."

There are no glamorous motives just five working class Canadians with an honest desire to entertain. "I think being a 'working class musician' is a great thing to aspire to," Jon muses. "To us, 'rock-star' is a dirty word that caters more to your ego than your quality of life."

It started in 2008 when THE STANFIELDS took the East coast entirely by storm with their rhythm-fueled hard rock laced with traditional roots sounds. Coming onto the scene with a single entitled "The Dirtiest Drunk (in the History of Liquor)" and a live show best described as intense celebration, it's easy for those who've yet to dig deeper to coin THE STANFIELDS as a one-dimensional kitchen party band with a drink in their hands.

"We want people to leave our shows with a smile on their face and a ringing in their ears. One might argue that this is in direct opposition to our lyrical content, but I feel they are two sides of the same coin. It's okay to celebrate life even though there are many things you would like to see changed," says Jon.

"We just love to see a crowd going nuts," Jason Wright adds. "We put a lot of thought and feeling into our records. It's when we get to concentrate on our art. Once that's done and we're on stage, it's time to switch gears and focus on the show. The art is finished and now it's party time."