Lighthouse

Lighthouse burst onto the scene in 1969 with a unique fusion of rock, jazz and classical influences that defied all conventions. During their run, they received four successive Group of the Year Junos and an Outstanding Male Performance Juno for vocalist Bob McBride. Eight of their nine albums received gold status, while Lighthouse Live was the first platinum-selling record for a Canadian band.

Previously, they have also collaborated with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Company, wrote and performed the score for a production of Prometheus Bound, were the first rock band to headline the Newport, Monterey and Boston Globe Jazz Festivals, and were the first to perform with a symphony orchestra.

Today, Lighthouse is creating the same excitement with an extraordinary group of ten musicians featuring the original nucleus of Skip Prokop, Paul Hoffert and Ralph Cole, and an all-star horn section with dynamic lead vocalist, Dan Clancy.