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- Aug 10, 2026
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AC/DC Staved Off the Darkness — and Being Literally "Thunderstruck" — in Edmonton │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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After 10 years away, Edmonton got its AC/DC moment back — and judging by the noise coming out of Commonwealth Stadium, the city wasn't about to let it go quietly. There are some bands you go see for the music, and then there are bands you go see because you want to experience something bigger than a concert. AC/DC have always belonged firmly in the second category. On the POWER UP tour, the Australian rock gods once again electrified Edmonton on Sunday night (August 9), turning the sold-out stad
Paul Langlois Brought Campfire Intimacy — and Grace, Too — to Rockin' Thunder in Edmonton │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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There was something beautifully understated about Paul Langlois's Sunday (July 12) set at Rockin' Thunder. In a weekend filled with towering amplifiers, huge sing-along choruses and high-energy performances, the longtime guitarist of Canadian legends the Tragically Hip offered something different: a warm, intimate reminder that great songwriting doesn't need pomp and flair to leave an impression. Backed by an incredibly tight and talented band, Langlois leaned into his roots as a songwriter, del
Creed Took OG Fans Higher — and Showed a New Generation Everything — at Edmonton's Rockin' Thunder │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Some bands headline a festival because they're popular; others headline because their songs have become part of an entire generation's soundtrack. On Sunday night (July 12) at Rockin' Thunder, Creed proved they belong firmly in the latter category. Despite their Edmonton tour stop in 2024, Creed fans came out in healthy numbers to get another taste. For many, the band's music plays alongside first cars, high school heartbreaks, late-night drives, and the countless late-'90s/early-2000s memories
Bif Naked Was the People's Champion at Edmonton's Rockin' Thunder │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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After over an hour of rain delay due to severe storms passing over the area just when the festival was about to begin, Rockin' Thunder earned its name on Saturday afternoon (July 11). Although the delay caused a commotion logistically, nobody was complaining when Bif Naked opened up the event. There are performers who walk on stage and play a set, and then there's Bif Naked. The Canadian punk icon has spent decades turning every concert into something personal, and her appearance felt less like
Three Days Grace Were Right on Time at Edmonton's Rockin' Thunder │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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If there was one performance at Rockin' Thunder that felt tailor-made for a cinematic summer night of loud guitars, it was Three Days Grace. The Canadian rock heavyweights took the stage at Edmonton's Exhibition Lands Racetrack for the second year of the festival on Saturday night (July 11) with the kind of confidence that only comes from two decades of arena-sized hits and a fanbase that knows every song off by heart.Despite the torrential rain and cracks of thunder overhead throughout the star
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