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Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Bachman Turner blew the roof off!!

    by firesprinkler on 3/11/14Jobing.com Arena - Glendale

    Bachman Turner took me right back to 1974. Yes, I left the arena and went back in time. I have always wanted to see them live and this was the first time. I so enjoyed my evening!

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    3 Canadian Bands at one event... Awesome!!!!

    by shamisk on 3/11/14Jobing.com Arena - Glendale

    I hope they make this an annual event. 3 Great Canadian bands at one event. It was 3 hours of terrific entertainment.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    CanadaFest 2014

    by coolgil01 on 3/11/14Jobing.com Arena - Glendale

    Trooper, Loverboy and Bachman Turner rocked Sat night @ Jobbing.com arena. If you didnt make the show you truly missed out on 3 super awesome bands. Legends that can still kick out the jams baby!

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Great Concert

    by Lumpinator on 3/11/14Jobing.com Arena - Glendale

    I thought the concert was great,great seats row 9 center stage I would have liked to see less Trooper and more Loverboy ,Loverboy was a bigger hit in the 80s and they definitely had more hits that could have been played.Bachman Turner put on a good show and loved hearing Randy playing American Woman from his Guess Who days

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Canadian Classic Rockers still Raise a Little Hell

    by ScottsdaleRocknRoll on 3/11/14Jobing.com Arena - Glendale

    Phoenix Coyotes sponsored this event in which a hockey game was televised in the arena, followed by three Canadian Bands, "Canadafest." The hockey game portion was not well attended, and the video screens left a bit to be desired. Wish we would have stayed at YardHouse to see the rest of the game. Trooper was the first act. Of all three bands, they had the least airplay in the U.S. but the crowd must have been primarily Canadian because they got a warm reception. They played many of their hits, performed well, and even signed autographs after the show, My girlfriend had never heard them before and loved them, enough to get the back of her shirt signed by the band! What a groupie! Loverboy took the stage next. I was never a huge fan but they were actually much better than I anticipated. They even had some hits that I recognized but didn't know they were responsible for. Like Trooper, great energy for aging rockers. Bachman and Turner (basically BTO) were the headliners. Their voices have held out great, and they still play excellent guitar and bass, respectively. Wished they would have played "Looking out for Number One," but did get a lot of the other hits. In a show like this, I didn't expect a full extended concert. They did one encore.