Aboriginal Music Week 2011 set for November 1-6 in Winnipeg

Ali Fontaine, Cassidy Mann, Kyla Cederwall, Winnipeg's Most, Sherry St. Germain, Darren Lavallee, Jr. Just TV, Tracy Bone, and JC Campbell will be hitting stages in Winnipeg for the third annual Aboriginal Music Week festival next month. The week starts on November 1 and it features five nights of concerts with performances by 31 acts from across the continent.

The lineup includes three concerts for families at the West End Cultural Centre, three nights of country and blues at the Windsor Hotel, and a series of rock, dance, and country parties at the Pyramid Cabaret.

The concerts are listed in our live music calendar. Check the links below for more details.

TAKE THE FORT! presented by Grassroots News
November 1 @ The West End Cultural Centre
John Arcand, Darren Lavallee
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HIP HOP NIGHT presented by Digital Drum.ca
November 2 @ The West End Cultural Centre
Winnipeg's Most, The Local Onlyz, Jr. Just TV
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THE ABORIGINAL SONGWRITERS CONCERT presented by Aboriginal Music Manitoba
November 3 @ The West End Cultural Centre
Leela Gilday w/ Ali Fontaine, Cassidy Mann, Kyla Cederwall
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THE SASKMUSIC SHOWCASE
November 3 @ The Pyramid Cabaret
Donny Parenteau, Mitch Daigneault, Riva
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THE ALL MY RELATIONS STAGE presented by Visual Lizard
November 3 @ The Windsor Hotel
Tracy Bone & JC Campbell w/ Christa Couture, Gabriel Ayala
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THE ELECTRIC POW WOW presented by Streetz FM
November 4 @ The Pyramid Cabaret
A Tribe Called Red, World Hood, Samian
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THE ALL MY RELATIONS STAGE presented by Visual Lizard
November 4 @ The Windsor Hotel
Tracy Bone & JC Campbell w/ Wayne Lavallee and guests tba
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THE SATURDAY NIGHT 49ER presented by NCI FM
November 5 @ The Pyramid Cabaret
Derek Miller, Sherry St. Germain
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THE ALL MY RELATIONS STAGE presented by Visual Lizard
November 5 @ The Windsor Hotel
Tracy Bone & JC Campbell w/ The Johnnys, JB the First Lady, Will Belcourt & the Hollywood Indians
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Please visit www.aboriginalmusicweek.ca for more information.