LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (Headrush, Project 906, And Tym Morrison) And More Weekend Concert Previews!!

As promised, let's wrap up this weekend's hard rock concert previews along with some LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (one on SHORT NOTICE), so here's what else to know for this busy weekend!

Members of Sault Michigan hard rock bands Project 906 and Exit 808 will join forces for a joint concert TONIGHT at The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot in Kinross! Apologies for the short notice, the show was only announced via Exit 808's Facebook page on Monday. Technically speaking, this is a Project 906 concert, despite that band not promoting the show on their own Facebook page whatsoever, but they have enlisted Exit 808 drummer Jackie Moon for the evening to fill in for an absent Jason VanLuven for unannounced reasons, with that post featuring every 906 member except Brian. There might be more of an 808 integration to the evening (Project 1714?!), as their most recent share of the event suggests "a rock music collaboration" featuring "some of the guys" from Exit 808, but I don't know which of Dillion, Alex, Nathan, and/or Blaze could turn up (Amy likely isn't given her supportive comment on said post).

Whatever permutation of the two bands we're getting TONIGHT, you'll get your hard rock fill from this talented collection of E.U.P. musicians! As usual for Well Diggers shows, this will be on their newly renovated outdoor stage, so head to the party yard for all of the action! Things go down TONIGHT at 7:00 PM with a 21+ age limit and no announced cover charge. 9&10 News is calling for temperatures in the 55-60° range (13-16° Celsius) with mostly clear skies and no chance of rain. Visit the above links for more details, and here's Project 906 live at Well Diggers!

Next up, let's resume our weekend concert previews at Misty's Fifties in Sault Ontario, where local classic/hard rock singer/guitarist Tym Morrison's acoustic solo act is slated to set up shop for yet another matinee concert TOMORROW NIGHT! Certainly no stranger to the Second Line West bar and restaurant, Tym has played there multiple times in 2025, most recently this past Saturday, so if you want to check out his ample setlist and considerable vocal and guitar talent in an intimate west end atmosphere, you know where to go! While we're on the subject, Tym is not playing at Beck's Bar anymore on Sunday. A reason for the cancellation of this Sunday matinee outing was not announced, but the September 28th gig was quietly removed from his batch Facebook event page for shows there (Beck's is hosting Out & Out Country on Sunday instead). However, we have six more new show announcements for Tym there, so when will he be back?

As per that Facebook event page, Tym will be back at the former Vibe Lounge for matinee gigs on Saturday, November 1st & 15th, Sunday, November 23rd & December 7th, Saturday, December 13th, and Sunday, December 28th, so keep his end-of-year rush in mind! Tomorrow's Misty's matinee is at 4:00 PM, the Beck's shows ahead are all at 3:00 PM, and all have 19+ age limits and no cover charges. Visit the Misty's show's Facebook event page and the above links for more details, and here's Tym live!

Also, let's head to a venue that recently resumed hosting live bands for the fall season for some brand new shows later this year, as classic/hard rock cover quartet Headrush will end their own recent break by returning to The Esquire Club on October 24th-25th and November 28th-29th, as per the venue's fall 2025 concert calendar! Unless they announce something in the interim, the October shows will be Headrush's first since closing out Rotaryfest Stage 1 in July, and their first at The Esquire Club since the end of May. It is great to see the Johns, Wes, Gino, and Frank back at it, and hopefully they rock the house down on Second Line West across both weekends! As usual for The Esquire Club, these are 9:30 PM bookings with 19+ age limits and no cover charge. Visit the above links for more details, and we'll have more from both Headrush and The Esquire Club on the SMS soon!

Lastly for this weekend's previews, local classic/hard rock cover quartet Double Down will set up shop at the aforementioned Beck's Bar for one night only TOMORROW NIGHT! This will be Double Down's fourth concert of the fall season and first at Beck's since the spring, so this should be a good opportunity to check out their new setlist and diverse range of classic and hard rock covers once again! With bassist Dan Beaupre still out injured (get well soon!), the Syrettes and Ric have recruited Mid Life Crysis/ex-Havadder bassist Lori Reinholtz to fill in tomorrow, after previously doing the honours when they rocked The Water Tower Pub last week. Welcome her back in style tomorrow at this fast rising Goulais Avenue pub! For reference sake, the matinee band tomorrow will be Joel & Beej's occasionally-seen acoustic side project The T.R.I.P., featuring a guest appearance by former Quite Frankly frontwoman Jack "Jacklyn Hyde" Alisat, as per Beck's Facebook page on Monday.

Busy day for the cousins, so if you want to see them before they plug in, The T.R.I.P. are on from 3:00-7:00 PM. Double Down take the stage at 9:00 PM with a 19+ age limit and no cover. See above for more details, and for a preview, and here's Double Down live!

That's all for now, but stay tuned for more news and notes on the site this weekend! Thanks everyone! 

LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (The Nameless & Dodge This) And More Weekend Concert Previews!!

In today's second weekend concert preview post, we have some more SHORT NOTICE LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS to help cap off a busy weekend in the Sault Ste. Marie area, so here's what you should know!

Local acoustic classic/hard rock cover trio Dodge This will reportedly return to The Water Tower Pub TONIGHT! Apologies for the short notice, we only heard about this show via personal Facebook postings about live music schedules this weekend, as neither Dodge This (who haven't posted online since July) and The Water Tower Pub (who haven't posted a monthly concert calendar since June) have publicized this booking on social media. If accurate, it's good to see Dodge This back after an apparent summer break, having last played a publically announced gig at The Dive in early July (they did drop out of a planned Beck's Bar gig last month though). Hopefully TONIGHT's show has a strong night of classic and hard rock cover favourites (and even some country tunes) from the July brothers and Jason, so keep it in mind! Remember, The Water Tower Pub hosts different nightly musicians, so Dodge This will not be playing there tomorrow.

If you're curious, the Saturday performers at the Great Northern Road nightclub will be new local country rock supergroup Elly McWatters & The Drifters. TONIGHT'S Dodge This concert has a 19+ age limit, no cover charge, and an 8:00 PM start time. Visit the above links for more details, and for a preview, here's Dodge This live!

Next up, Sault Michigan hard rock quartet The Nameless will visit The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot in Kinross for the first time for an outdoor concert on SUNDAY! Again, apologies for the short notice, this gig was first announced via the venue's Facebook page on Wednesday. When the band corroborated the booking later that night on their Facebook page, they indicated that the opportunity to play here arose despite previously planning a break to work on new material for their sets. As such, this will be The Nameless' first gig since rocking The Merch three weeks ago. Well Diggers will be familiar to Yooper readers from hosting Project 906 on occasion in 2023 & 2024, and it will be neat to see a different local hard rock cover band on their outdoor stage on SUNDAY, so keep this matinee booking in mind! Unlike the prior 906 gigs here, this will be a 3:00 PM matinee concert on SUNDAY, and there will be no cover charge.

It's too soon for an hourly forecast, but 9&10 News is calling for mostly cloudy skies, no chance of rain, and a high temperature of 71° (21° Celsius). Weather is looking good and calm for the next while, including 70+/20+° weather over the next week, so enjoy these outdoor concerts while we still can realistically have them! Visit the above links for more on The Nameless' Kinross debut on SUNDAY, and here they are live a few months back!

Now let's head back to Sault Ontario, where local southern hard rock trio Bone Yard 225 will return to Reggie's Place for concerts TONIGHT & TOMORROW NIGHT! Two weeks removed from their last gigs at Reggie's, this will be another prime opportunity for fans to check out Greg, Alex, and Warren's down and dirty brand of classic, hard, and southern rock covers, plus their three originals, and merchandise will be on sale as usual! "The Dirty Three" should be in fine form at their favourite venue, so don't miss out on all of the action on Queen Street East tonight & tomorrow! Your local 225 take the stage both nights at 9:30 PM with 19+ age limits and no cover charges, and if you can't make it, they'll be back at Reggie's in two weeks. Visit the above links for more on Bone Yard's shows tonight & tomorrow night, and for a preview, here they are live!

Finally for this second weekend concert preview post, here's one more big show taking place on SUNDAY NIGHT, as Oshawa-based Bon Jovi tribute band Bon Jovi Forever will return to town when they headline at the Sault Community Theatre Centre! One of four Bon Jovi tribute bands to rock the Soo in the past 15 years, Bon Jovi Forever are the tribute that headlined at The Rockstar Bar in 2016, so it will be good to see their hair metal classics and later general rock favourites back on a local stage on Sunday, let alone on the huge theatre stage at White Pines! Of course, I won't judge which Bon Jovi tribute is better or more faithful than the rest, but B.J.F. deliver a faithful sounding and looking stage show, as led by frontman Baz Littlerock, so don't miss out on their local return in a couple of nights! This all ages concert at 8:00 PM has tickets running for $58.24 (adults), $46.94 (seniors or students with valid ID), or $26.60 (children).

You can buy tickets at this link or at the in-person box office at Station Mall. As of this writing, there are still seats in the third row and back in the left and right sections, while the center section has seats from the seventh row and back (the upper gallery seating is not open for this show). If you're a Bon Jovi fan, you won't want to miss Bon Jovi Forever at the S.C.T.C. on Sunday, so visit the above links for more details, and here they are live!

That's all for now, but stay tuned for more news and notes on the site this weekend! Thanks everyone!

More Of This Weekend's Hard Rock & Punk Concert Previews!!

As promised, here's part #2 of this weekend's hard rock/punk concert previews, covering previously announced shows tonight and tomorrow night across the Twin Saults and area (minus The Nameless, check back tonight or tomorrow morning). Here's what else you should know!

We'll resume our previews in St. Ignace, Michigan, where Traverse City classic metal trio Peril will return to the stage TONIGHT & TOMORROW NIGHT at The Northern Pines Lounge at their Kewadin Casino branch! You don't see bands returning to a Kewadin lounge this soon for another weekend engagement very often, but this weekend's shows will be Peril's first at the St. Ignace casino's lounge in just two weeks, so if you're ready for more of Jeff & crew's hard rocking cover attack (or missed them last month), you won't want to miss tonight and/or tomorrow night's action! It's too soon to know when they or their sister band Scarkazm will return to the E.U.P., but neither are scheduled again at the St. Ignace or Soo Kewadins until at least the fall. Note that a comment on their promotional image on their Facebook page implies that the casino was advertising locals Tarnished as playing St. Ignace weekend, so what's that about?

As best as I can tell, that was a mix-up with physical advertising at the St. Ignace branch, as Tarnished are indeed playing at The Northern Pines Lounge next weekend. While Peril replied that "there were a couple of schedule changes", our coverage has always went off of online advertising, which always had Peril this weekend and Tarnished following them. Visit the above links for more on Peril's last local concerts of the summer, and for a preview of these shows, here they are live!

Next up, we'll head north to Sault Ontario, where local classic/hard rock cover quartet Generations will return to Jay's Piston Broke Pub for concerts TONIGHT & TOMORROW NIGHT! Like Peril, these shows come just two weeks removed from their prior shows at the same venue, so west enders and regulars at the former Roosevelt Hotel will want to keep their return in mind! Generations are in the middle of a string of concerts on consecutive weekends during this busy summer slate, with their next show after this being at Rotaryfest Stage 1 this coming Thursday. This weekend's shows should be a good warm-up, if not nearly as warm given that they'll be indoors this weekend compared to Rotaryfest! Yes, Generations filled in as jam night hosts at Jay's yesterday as well, the second time they have done so since Soundcheck stepped down as the regular weekly hosts last month. Hopefully that went well for all involved!

Like two weeks ago, this weekend's concerts are 9:30 PM affairs with 19+ age limits and no cover charges. Visit the above links for more details on Generations' Jay's return this weekend, stay tuned for their Rotaryfest return on Thursday, and here they are live!

Also this weekend, if you crave some original and/or punk music, Napanee, Ontario ska punk band Master Nate & The Reprobates will deliver that in spades TOMORROW NIGHT when they make their local debut at Soo Blaster! A relatively newer band who are currently in the late stages of a suite of eight album releases, their up-tempo ska punk stylings, raspy vocals, and strong lyrics should draw sub-genre fans downtown tomorrow, so don't bypass their brand of "rock revolution" then! You may also recognize Master Nate & crew from sharing the stage with locals The Northwest at The Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto in April 2023. However, your local openers tomorrow night are local skate punk trio (quartet?) Vanity First, who last rocked Soo Blaster in April for the "Identity Crisis" release party. Good to see everyone back on the big stage tomorrow, and as Mikhal's bands are not at Rotaryfest this year, keep this show in mind if you want to see them!

This 19+ concert has $10 admission at the door or via advance ticket sales on Soo Blaster's website, and doors open at 9:00 PM. Visit the official Facebook event page for more on tomorrow's punk action, and for a preview, here's Master Nate & The Reprobates live!

Finally, let's close things back in the E.U.P., as Sault Michigan hard/blues rock quartet Project 906 will continue the "summer of 906" when they return to The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot in nearby Kinross TOMORROW NIGHT! Fans may recall seeing Billy, Joe, Dustin, and Jason at The Well Diggers' outdoor stage last summer, and they'll be back there tomorrow in a rare hard rock concert at this Kinross nightclub/restaurant (remember that Exit 808's planned debut there last month was cancelled for unannounced reasons). Hopefully tomorrow's concert is a big hit for Project 906, and that there's a solid turnout! Note that there will be a 50/50 draw and food specials as well. Everything takes place at 3047 West M-80 in Kinross tomorrow night at 8:00 PM, and there is no announced cover charge. Weather-wise, The Weather Channel is calling for sunny to clear skies tomorrow night, and they should beat the rain forecast scheduled for early Sunday morning.

Temperatures tomorrow evening are projected to range from 71-80° Fahrenheit (21-26° Celsius), so it should be a warm evening for summer lovers. Visit the official Facebook event page for more on Project 906's Kinross return tomorrow, and for a preview of the hard rock action in store, here's 906 live at The Well Diggers last year!

That's all for now, but look for our Nameless preview and more next! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (Stephen Pearcy & Exit 808!!)

Before we dive into a stacked slate of weekend concert previews on the Canadian side of the border with the long weekend ahead, let's head south to Sault Michigan for a bunch of LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS for later this year, including a local band's summer calendar and a big Kewadin headline show for this fall. Here's what you should know!

Newer local hard rock quintet Exit 808 have announced a slate of summer concerts via their Facebook page last week, marking their first shows since adding Infathom's Dillion Semasky as their co-lead singer, so when can you see them live next? The former Double Jack will actually debut him at a non-local event on June 8th, namely Drewpalooza 2, a public birthday concert/mental health fundraiser in Republic (3½ hours west of the Soo), where they will share the stage with frequently seen Marquette hard rock cover band Spun, among other western/central U.P. acts. Looks like a fun event, so keep it in mind if you're out west or are up for a road trip! Exit 808 will finally play their first local concert (ie. within an hour's drive of Sault Ste Marie) since changing their name and lineup on Saturday, June 15th when they debut at The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot in nearby Kinross, presumably on their outdoor stage.

Well Diggers is still relatively new for us to cover shows at, so hopefully things go well next month, indoors or out! Expect that show to be an 8:00 PM affair with a 21+ age limit and no cover charge. After that, Exit 808 will hit the road again, albeit further into the Upper Peninsula for a set at Rally For The Valley, an annual outdoor concert festival in Ewen (outside of Ontonogan, 4½ hours west of Sault Ste. Marie) that will share multiple acts in common with Drewpalooza, including Spun. More details are forthcoming, so if you're in the Western U.P. or are up for the drive, click here for details! The rest of the shows are in our coverage range, starting with Exit 808's second Soo date of the year, when they rock The Merchant's Bar for the first time in five months on Saturday, June 29th. The Merch likely won't promote this show online, but it's good to see Exit 808 playing there again!

Exit 808's remaining shows in this wave of announcements will see them make their debuts at the two regional Kewadin Casino branches with on-site lounges. They'll rock The Rapids Lounge at the Sault Ste. Marie Kewadin branch for full weekends on July 19th & 20th and on August 16th & 17th, sandwiching their first ever St. Ignace shows when they debut at The Northern Pines Lounge at their Kewadin Casino on August 9th and 10th. It's great to see Exit 808 entering the Kewadin rotation, and hopefully all three weekends go well for them! The latter seven local dates all likely have 9:00 PM start times, 21+ age limits, and no cover. Between Dillion's addition, the name change, and Isaac Royer's departure (the band has not confirmed if they've found a new permanent bassist yet or not), there's been a lot of change in Exit 808's camp lately, but they've got a big summer ahead, so see above for more details!

We'll close today's post with the big announcement from Allstar Promotions, who had been teasing a show at The Dreammakers Theater at the Sault Ste. Marie Kewadin Casino on Saturday, September 21st in recent weeks, and they finally made the reveal on Tuesday, as original Ratt frontman Stephen Pearcy will play here for the first time! Best known for hit songs like "Round & Round", "Back For More", and "Lay It Down", hair metal fans may recall seeing Ratt open for Skid Row here in June 2006 (apologies for missing that when covering Skid Row's local date earlier this year), but they were fronted by Jizzy Pearl then. Stephen's voice has held up over the years, and it will be interesting to see how he goes down as a solo headliner this fall on his 1984 Back In The Cellar Tour! Connecticut hair metal veterans Steelheart (not Streetheart) will open with hits like "I'll Never Let You Go" and "We All Die Young" in their back pocket, so don't be late for their apparent local debut this fall!

Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10:00 AM at this link, at 1-800-KEWADIN, and at the in-person box office, while Rock 101 has been announcing a pre-sale code on air if you want to be an early bird. Tickets will run for $39.50 USD, and this all ages show begins at 8:00 PM. Hair metal is a proven draw in Sault Michigan, and Ratt still have a lot of fans, so hopefully Stephen's local debut is a huge hit this fall! Visit the above links for more on this concert, and stay tuned for Victoria Day long weekend concert previews on the site next! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (Project 906!!)

Sault Michigan blues/hard rock quartet Project 906 have announced their summer concert slate via their Facebook page, which is the sole topic today! No word on where they've been since their last date in February, but they have multiple dates around the E.U.P. scheduled in July and August, while also announcing solo dates from frontman Billy Bernier in Mackinac Island (which is outside of our coverage range) and at The Islander Bar in Hessel tomorrow night. I'm not sure if Billy's solo show is basically Project 906 unplugged or if he explores less hard rock in his sets, so I won't cover that show on here just in case, but keep it in mind if you're in Hessel! If you want to see the full splendour with Joe, Dustin, and Jason too, they have two private bookings next month, but their first public date in five months will see them rock the aforementioned Islander Bar on Friday, July 5th with a return planned for Saturday, August 10th!

The former show is a normal affair, but the latter will be a special matinee set during the Les Cheneaux Islands Antique Wooden Boat Show, an event that 906 did play last year as well, albeit at a normal nighttime timeslot then. It's too soon yet to know what possible changes could be in store on August 10th, but last year, The Islander Bar had four nights of live music from different nightly acts the week of the boat show. Stay tuned for any updates! On Saturday, July 13th, Project 906 will return to The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot in nearby Kinross for an outdoor concert, and their first show at this venue since last summer. Should be a good time in a relatively unique setting, so keep their Well Diggers return in mind also! Then on Friday, July 26th, the guys will return to the Soo for a concert at The Merchant's Bar alongside "special guests" The City Lines, so who are they?

As best as I can tell, 906 are actually opening for The City Lines, a power pop trio from Ann Arbor whose frontman is Sault Ste. Marie native and Sault Tribe member Patrick Deneau. Not the heaviest band going, but fans of indie rock and midwest emo (let alone more recent material by The Northwest) will take to The City Lines, and it's cool to see Patrick play a show at home like this, let alone the rare sight of Project 906 opening for a touring band! Moving ahead to August for another festival set, Project 906 will make their debut at Pickford Hay Days on Friday, August 2nd, and while they didn't specify the locale beyond saying that it'd be outdoors, the festival's Facebook event page confirms that they're playing at Pickford Township Park (no word on extra bands). Click here for full non-musical details on Hay Days, but food trucks will be nearby for festival and/or concert attendees, and you are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.

The last of the newly announced Project 906 shows will see them play in Cedarville on Saturday, August 3rd for this year's tenth annual Government Bay Barge Bash, which I am pretty sure is returning to its literal location on a floating barge in Government Bay in front of Bumpas at 74 East Hodeck Street. Promotion for this year's Barge Bash has not begun that I've seen, but this event has featured multiple bands in recent years, and how unique is it to see bands playing literally on the water? Note that one of the bands that played last year's Barge Bash (which didn't have known-to-me hard rock bands at the time) was Dirty Musky, a new band featuring 415E alumni Dave Menard and Brett Blackwood alongside Brett's dad Fran (of Clownsack fame). Despite that lineup, Dirty Musky have given no indication of their set/sound on social media, so I won't rush them into our coverage, but keep them in mind!

Most of these shows have 8:00 PM start times, but the Pickford show is at 7:00 PM, the Cedarville show is to be announced (remember, multiple bands play that), and the Hessel boat show gig in August is a 4:00 PM matinee. The Islander Bar, Well Diggers, and Merch shows are all 21+ while the rest are all ages, and while none have a stated cover charge, do inquire within as far as the annual festivals go. It's great to see Project 906 back (even without Strongs Tavern returns booked, surprisingly), so look for their hard rocking cover slate at multiple E.U.P. venues in the coming months, and stay tuned for more news on the site in the coming days! Thanks everyone!

LOCAL CONCERT ALERTS (Project 906) & More Updates From Them!!

After a nearly three month hiatus, Sault Michigan blues/hard rock quartet Project 906 resurfaced on their Facebook page yesterday with a bunch of new concert dates for mid-late 2023! Last seen in Hessel in March, the guys revealed that their break was basically due to paternity leave for bassist Dustin Paras, who welcomed a newborn baby with his wife (congratulations!), though they did make a lineup change during the gap, as veteran local rock drummer Jason VanLuven has joined the band, replacing Odin Osogwin. A reason for Odin's departure wasn't announced beyond them saying that he "decided to part ways with the band", but they thanked him for his contributions. You may recognize Jason as the drummer for bands like Bucksaw, Paradise Excuse, Chump Change, 415E, and more recently, Fake Chow and Buddy Repperton & The Camaros, so fans have nothing to worry about in terms of Jason's skill level!

Otherwise best known as Oddfellow's drummer, Odin had replaced Gary Croad in Project 906 in November 2021, and he seemed like a good fit with the band, but hopefully things are 100% amicable, and that we see him back in another group down the road! To avoid a redundant re-post in a few days, I'll hold Project 906's return gig this Saturday for our next batch of weekend concert previews, but note that it won't even be their debut with Jason due to Fake Chow playing in Hessel that night. His debut with 906 will come on Friday, June 16th when the guys will make their Kinross debut at...The Well Diggers Watering Hole & Feed Lot? Located at 3047 West M-80 (20 minutes southwest of the Soo), Well Diggers opened back in 2018 and has sporadically hosted live musicians, but Project 906 will be playing on their brand new outdoor stage next week, weather permitting.

This concert will be an 8:00 PM affair with no stated cover charge and a 21+ age limit. Visit the official Facebook event page for more details! Next, the guys will return to Sault Ste. Marie for the first time this year when they rock The Merchants Bar (a.k.a. The Merch) on Friday, June 23rd! The Merch rarely promotes musicians who play there on their Facebook page, but hopefully 906 rock the house down later this month! Five months after cancelling a planned show there due to an in-band illness, Project 906 will finally get a rain date at Jack's Grub & Pub in Brimley on Saturday, July 1st (a.k.a. Canada Day), in their first show there this year. Hopefully this date sticks unlike over the I-500 weekend! On Saturday, July 8th, the guys will return to one of their favourite venues, namely The Strongs Tavern in nearby Eckerman. Last seen there back in January, this should be another fine opportunity to check out 906's hard rocking covers!

In their only return booking within these newly confirmed dates, Project 906 will return to Snows Bar & Grill in Cedarville (site of this weekend's show to-be-previewed) on Saturday, July 15th, and that's the last of the solid once-a-week bookings confirmed yesterday. The other three are more spaced out (at least currently), starting with a return to The Islander Bar in Hessel (site of their last show with Odin back in March) on Friday, August 11th. Their first announced date of the fall season will come on Saturday, September 16th when they rock The Back Bay Grill & Games at Bay Mills Resort & Casino in Brimley, their first stop at "your perfect up north retreat" since February. Obviously, these are all 21+ gigs with no announced cover charge, and Back Bay aside, all have likely 8:00 PM start times. If February's show is anything to go by, then they'll likely start the Bay Mills concert in September at 9:00 PM. 

The final new date will see Project 906 rock Huck's Pub & Grill (formerly Joe's Bar) in Rudyard on Saturday, October 28th in that venue's Halloween party! 906 were last seen at Huck's in December, but did not play at their Halloween party last fall, so hopefully their own spooky rock and roll provides the right soundtrack! This one should also be a 9:00 PM gig with a 21+ age limit and no cover. It's great to see Project 906 back with a busy slate of concerts, so don't miss out across the E.U.P. over the coming months, and stay tuned for more on the site soon! Thanks everyone!