Brad Johner and his five sons will be performing on April 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Cafetorium at Weyburn Comprehensive School.
Proceeds from this show, which is the final concert for the 2012-2013 Weyburn Concert Series, will be donated to the Triple C Centre.
Brad Johner's career as a solo artist was launched in 2003 with the critically-acclaimed and Juno nominated album 'Free'. The album established Johner as one of Canada's leading male country artists.
Brad Johner grew up in Midale and became well known to people in the Weyburn area performing as 'The Johner Brothers' with his brother Ken. Brad and his family now live on a farm close to Saskatoon. Despite his success, nominations and multiple awards, Johner has remained a down-to-earth individual, keeping his role as husband and father of five a priority.
It is said the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, so it's no surprise that Johner's five boys have started their own brand of music. Already doing shows with their dad, they are not only an accomplished backup band but they showcase their own music with confidence and professionalism.
Tickets for the Brad Johner and the Johner Boys concert can be purchased at Superior Office Products or at the door. Tickets for this concert will also be sold by members of the Triple C Committee.
Since the show is a fundraiser for the Triple C Centre, only orange 'Brad Johner' tickets will be accepted.
