$27 to See Andre-Philippe Gagnon at Kelowna Community Theatre on Friday, November 9, at 8 p.m. (Up to $55 Value)
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Singing impersonator can mimic the voices of Michael Jackson, Phil Collins, Chris Brown, James Blunt, Susan Boyle, and many other singers
Impressionists make their living by pretending to be important people, just like the royal family. Crown the king of copycats with this deal to see Andre-Philippe Gagnon at the Kelowna Community Theatre. For $27, you get one ticket for general-admission seating on Friday, November 9, at 8 p.m. (up to a $55 value, including fees). Doors open at 7 p.m.
In 1985, Andre-Philippe Gagnon cemented his reputation for pitch-perfect impersonation with a spot-on rendition of every celebrity voice in “We Are The World” on The Tonight Show. As hundreds of pop stars have climbed the charts in the decades since, the pseudo-superstar has gamely expanded his vocal repertoire and developed his own high-profile perch in the entertainment world.
Since 2010, the chameleon-throated Quebecois “One-Man Hit Parade” tour has been causing double takes across Canada with a mix of golden oldies, classic rock, and contemporary hits. In a show tied together with the help of comedy writers from the Royal Canadian Air Farce and Just for Laughs, Gagnon shifts effortlessly from a choked-up Phil Collins to a preening Mick Jagger and doesn’t shy from higher registers when he parrots Santana’s guitar solo in “Black Magic Woman” or Susan Boyle’s unforgettable guitar solo in “I Dreamed a Dream.” An always-energetic performance style and a tireless dedication to keeping his act up-to-date keeps the solo supergroup filling every theatre he stops by: in recognition, Gagnon was named Entertainer of the Year by the Canadian event industry’s National Star Awards in May.
Singing impersonator can mimic the voices of Michael Jackson, Phil Collins, Chris Brown, James Blunt, Susan Boyle, and many other singers
Impressionists make their living by pretending to be important people, just like the royal family. Crown the king of copycats with this deal to see Andre-Philippe Gagnon at the Kelowna Community Theatre. For $27, you get one ticket for general-admission seating on Friday, November 9, at 8 p.m. (up to a $55 value, including fees). Doors open at 7 p.m.
In 1985, Andre-Philippe Gagnon cemented his reputation for pitch-perfect impersonation with a spot-on rendition of every celebrity voice in “We Are The World” on The Tonight Show. As hundreds of pop stars have climbed the charts in the decades since, the pseudo-superstar has gamely expanded his vocal repertoire and developed his own high-profile perch in the entertainment world.
Since 2010, the chameleon-throated Quebecois “One-Man Hit Parade” tour has been causing double takes across Canada with a mix of golden oldies, classic rock, and contemporary hits. In a show tied together with the help of comedy writers from the Royal Canadian Air Farce and Just for Laughs, Gagnon shifts effortlessly from a choked-up Phil Collins to a preening Mick Jagger and doesn’t shy from higher registers when he parrots Santana’s guitar solo in “Black Magic Woman” or Susan Boyle’s unforgettable guitar solo in “I Dreamed a Dream.” An always-energetic performance style and a tireless dedication to keeping his act up-to-date keeps the solo supergroup filling every theatre he stops by: in recognition, Gagnon was named Entertainer of the Year by the Canadian event industry’s National Star Awards in May.