The Abrams

Event Description

Visit Seeley’s Bay on January 25 for a rare opportunity to spend a close-up evening with local musicians turned Nashville veterans, The Abrams! In 2005, at just 12 and 15 years old, James and John Abrams were the youngest Canadian duo to play The Grand Ole Opry, and they’ve never looked back. Besides touring as headliners for twenty years with their hits including “Fine” and “Northern Redemption,” the boys have also performed with Keith Urban, Luke Combs, The Dixie Chicks, and other luminaries. Their energetic blend of “mountain-music roots” and “snappy pop-country beats” is popular on Country and Americana radio both sides of the border, and their charming and catchy videos receive frequent airings on CMT in the US and Canada.

Audience members at this intimate performance in the Seeley’s Bay Community Hall can hope for a lively blend of past Abrams hits and selections from their upcoming new album.

Recognized as global ambassadors for peace, the hard-working Abrams often generously team up with local organizations to help with worthwhile causes. Their evening at the Community Hall is presented by SBARA (Seeley’s Bay and Area Residents’ Association), a non-profit organization that provides events, rejuvenation, beautification and support to the Seeley’s Bay community, with some of the night’s proceeds going towards upcoming Canada Day celebrations.

Advance tickets available online from link on this page, or by calling Jan Holland at 613-387-3750