You asked for it! SECOND SHOW ADDED! SOLD OUT!
If you are coming here is what you should know:
Doors open at 7 p.m. On Friday Liz and James will be there to greet you at the door and Jill and Lisa will be with us on Saturday.
This is a standing room only show with limited seating on the benches. If you require accommodations to ensure accessibility we want to help! Contact sara@creemore.com 705-888-5139 in advance if that makes you more comfortable or ask one of our door volunteers for help upon arrival.
The show starts around 8 p.m. There is not an opener.
Remember to bring your beer mug. Avening Hall is working towards zero waste and we have eliminated plastic beer cups. Bring your Avening Hall mug or other favourite drinking vessel. We will have the final few of our enamel mugs for sale for only $5 and a new classic to be unveiled.
Gavin, Bonnie and the rest of our bar crew will be pouring 355 mls of Creemore Springs beer, 5 oz of wine and offering Dillon’s coolers for $8 per serving.
BRING CASH – there are no ATMS in Avening.
PARKING – To fit the most cars possible we ask you to think city parking in the country. Please ignore our parking lines and safely cozy up to the next vehicle. Once the lot is full we ask you to park on Avening’s side streets and cross under the sentinel light. If the grass is dry you are welcome to park on it.
Any questions contact sara@creemore.com
See you soon.
Friday, November 6, 2026 | Doors open at 7 p.m. show at 8 p.m.
“Doing it the hard way for 20 years,” is a badge Elliott BROOD wear with honour. Two decades on, work, life and love have taken the trio in many directions, away from their hometowns and headfirst into an ongoing musical journey through distance and time. Now, after being members of this band for nearly half of their lives, Elliott BROOD is never more at home than in the wash of distorted, evocative strings and stomps that make their signature alt country sound.
Elliott BROOD appeared on the cover of Exclaim Magazine in 2008 as the new ambassadors of a roots, folk rock and alt country wave that flourished in Toronto’s early aughts. Elliott BROOD’s arrival came with a level of buzz that launched them directly into the heart of a vibrant Toronto scene that centered at label Six Shooter Records, where they have returned to release their newest music. Their live show, a maelstrom of frenetic energy and fuzz, has brought them back and forth across continents countless times on bills The Sadies, Wilco, The Black Crowes, and many more. Their albums, meticulously crafted, detail-packed collections have brought some of Canada’s highest musical honours and awards, including an early Polaris Music Prize Short List and a JUNO Award.
In their twenty years, the band has remained fiercely loyal to their mysterious namesake. The stylized, imaginary character has guided the band’s travels over mountains and meadows, and through the more harrowing sides of history. Elliott BROOD has grown into a vessel for the trio’s shared history too, with new songs finding connection and communion in themes that hit much closer to home. With smile lines and guitar fingers long hardened with callouses, Elliott BROOD has been doing it the hard way, but making it sound easy.