From TheHip.com here’s the list of theatres showing “The Tragically Hip – Live and Intimate from the Bathouse Studio” on Monday, April 6th:

SilverCity Ancaster – Ancaster
Galaxy Cinemas Barrie – Barrie
Famous Players 8 Belleville Cinemas – Belleville
SilverCity Brampton – Brampton
Galaxy Cinemas Brantford – Brantford
Galaxy Cinemas Brockville – Brockville
SilverCity Burlington – Burlington
Galaxy Cinemas Cambridge – Cambridge
Galaxy Cinemas Collingwood – Collingwood
Galaxy Cinemas Cornwall – Cornwall
Galaxy Cinemas Guelph – Guelph
SilverCity Hamilton – Hamilton
Cineplex Odeon Gardiner’s Road – Kingston
SilverCity London – London
Galaxy Cinemas Midland – Midland
Coliseum Mississauga – Mississauga
SilverCity Newmarket – Newmarket
Cineplex Odeon Niagara Square – Niagara Falls
Galaxy Cinemas North Bay – North Bay
SilverCity Oakville – Oakville
Galaxy Cinemas Orangeville – Orangeville
Galaxy Cinemas Orillia – Orillia
Cineplex Odeon North Oshawa – Oshawa
Cineplex Odeon South Keys Cinemas – Ottawa
Coliseum Ottawa – Ottawa
SilverCity Gloucester – Ottawa
Galaxy Cinemas Owen Sound – Owen Sound
Galaxy Cinemas Peterborough – Peterborough
SilverCity Richmond Hill – Richmond Hill
Famous Players Lambton 9 Cinemas – Sarnia
Galaxy Cinemas Sault Ste. MarieSault. – Ste. Marie
SilverCity Yonge & Eglinton – Scarborough
Coliseum Scarborough – Scarborough
Galaxy Cinemas St. Thomas – St. Thomas
SilverCity Sudbury – Sudbury
SilverCity Thunder Bay – Thunder Bay
SilverCity Fairview Mall – Toronto
Cineplex Odeon Sheppard Grande – Toronto
Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre – Toronto
Cineplex Odeon Queensway – Toronto
Scotiabank Theatre Toronto – Toronto
Galaxy Cinemas Waterloo – Waterloo
Cineplex Odeon Devonshire Mall – Windsor
Colossus Toronto – Woodbridge
Cineplex Odeon Eau Claire Cinemas – Calgary
Cineplex Odeon Crowfoot Crossing – Calgary
Scotiabank Theatre Chinook – Calgary
SilverCity Coquitlam – Coquitlam
Cineplex Odeon North Edmonton – Edmonton
Cineplex Odeon South Edmonton – Edmonton
Scotiabank Theatre Edmonton – Edmonton
Cineplex Odeon Grande Prairie – Grande Prairie
Cineplex Odeon Aberdeen Mall – Kamloops
Famous Players Orchard Plaza – Kelowna
Colossus Langley – Langley
Galaxy Cinemas Lethbridge – Lethbridge
Galaxy Cinemas Medicine Hat – Medicine Hat
SilverCity Mission – Mission
Galaxy Cinemas Nanaimo – Nanaimo
Cineplex Odeon Park & Tilford – North Vancouver
Galaxy Cinemas Prince Albert – Prince Albert
Famous Players 6 Prince George – Prince George
Galaxy Cinemas Red Deer – Red Deer
Galaxy Cinemas Regina – Regina
SilverCity Riverport – Richmond
Galaxy Cinemas Saskatoon – Saskatoon
Galaxy Cinemas Sherwood Park – Sherwood Park
Cineplex Odeon Strawberry Hill – Surrey
Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver – Vancouver
Famous Players 7 Vernon – Vernon
SilverCity Tillicum Victoria – Victoria
SilverCity Polo Park – Winnipeg
Colossus Laval – Laval
Cineplex Odeon Brossard – Montreal
StarCite Montreal – Montreal
Scotiabank Theatre Montreal – Montreal
Coliseum Kirkland – Montreal
Cineplex Odeon Ste. Foy – Quebec City
Cineplex Odeon Beauport – Quebec City
Galaxy Cinemas Sherbrooke – Sherbrooke

For one night only, on Monday, April 6th, Cineplex Entertainment presents The Tragically Hip – Live and Intimate from the Bathouse Studio. This Big Screen event will feature live performances, Q & A and exclusive footage of the band’s studio and home base, The Bathouse. George Stroumboulopous will host the event and interview the band between live cuts from We Are The Same and classic favourites.

Tickets are available at Cineplex starting on March 20th. Tickets are $20.95 for the performance, or $21.95 that also includes a copy of We Are The Same.

Stay tuned for a full list of over 80 participating theatres across the country.

To read the complete article, please visit NBC Philadelphia.

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When Springsteen’s “Darkness on the Edge of Town” came out, I was standing in the record store, waiting for UPS to deliver the shipment. I had to buy 3 copies — my buddies had to work, so it was my duty to get the first ones.

So when I heard that this week’s band is coming out with a new disc in April, I felt compelled to write about their previous one. The Tragically Hip should be better known then they are. And if you doubt me go out and grab “World Container.”

From “Yer Not the Ocean”, the opening track to “Last Night I Dreamed You Didn’t Love Me” this Canadian quintet hits all the right notes. They find unique ways of expressing eternal ideas.

They bring a northern sense to their music. And it’s perfectly expressed in “The Lonely End of the Rink”: a song about that’s about misfit love. Or hockey…I haven’t really decided which yet.

“The Kids Don’t Get It” is what rock is supposed to be; heavy guitars, and lyrics that you have to think about more than once to get the message. “In View,” “Fly” and the title track are unlike most music you have heard.
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To read the complete article, please visit NBC Philadelphia.