$25 to See Les Stroud in Concert at Virgin Mobile Mod Club on Friday, November 30, at 7 p.m. (Up to $36.50 Value)
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Backed by a full band, the survivalist shows his creative side during an intimate performance embellished by video and storytelling
Going to a concert is an opportunity to be around a lot of people and maybe finally collect all those signatures you need to start selling fresh meat in your front yard. Be a part of something big with this deal to see Les Stroud of Survivorman in concert at the Virgin Mobile Mod Club. For $25, you get general admission for one on Friday, November 30, at 7 p.m. (up to a $36.50 value, including all fees). Doors open at 6 p.m.
Television audiences have already had intimate access to Les Stroud. They’ve seen him make an emergency landing in the Australian Outback, forage its flat terrain with minimal tools, gnaw sap from a tree, and slurp up grubs. But although Stroud’s seven-day feats of survival are well documented on his Gemini-nominated TV series, Survivorman, fans of the show probably haven’t heard them translated into music.
In concert, Stroud selects from the diverse catalogue of songs he’s recorded on his self-titled release and EP, delicately strumming the chords of an acoustic ballad or belting out the aggressive vocals of a dark rock ‘n’ roll track. Female backing vocalists coo along to acoustic melodies before Stroud rips into a blues-harmonica solo. Video content projected behind the band immerses audiences in his adventures, as do frequent storytelling moments where he shares how to outrun a jaguar or solar-power an Easy-Bake Oven.
Backed by a full band, the survivalist shows his creative side during an intimate performance embellished by video and storytelling
Going to a concert is an opportunity to be around a lot of people and maybe finally collect all those signatures you need to start selling fresh meat in your front yard. Be a part of something big with this deal to see Les Stroud of Survivorman in concert at the Virgin Mobile Mod Club. For $25, you get general admission for one on Friday, November 30, at 7 p.m. (up to a $36.50 value, including all fees). Doors open at 6 p.m.
Television audiences have already had intimate access to Les Stroud. They’ve seen him make an emergency landing in the Australian Outback, forage its flat terrain with minimal tools, gnaw sap from a tree, and slurp up grubs. But although Stroud’s seven-day feats of survival are well documented on his Gemini-nominated TV series, Survivorman, fans of the show probably haven’t heard them translated into music.
In concert, Stroud selects from the diverse catalogue of songs he’s recorded on his self-titled release and EP, delicately strumming the chords of an acoustic ballad or belting out the aggressive vocals of a dark rock ‘n’ roll track. Female backing vocalists coo along to acoustic melodies before Stroud rips into a blues-harmonica solo. Video content projected behind the band immerses audiences in his adventures, as do frequent storytelling moments where he shares how to outrun a jaguar or solar-power an Easy-Bake Oven.