REMG Entertainment and Canadian Music Fest 2010 are proud to present Tech N9ne live in concert at The Phoenix Concert Theatre on Thursday, March 11.

“Yeah, I’ve seen the video of the dude onstage. It’s a crazy scene.” Vibe Magazine

More than a decade after his introduction, Tech N9ne, a self-proclaimed weirdo, has paid his dues. Now 10 albums deep, Tech has built a reputation on amazing live performances and collaborated with some of the most credible artists in the game — working alongside the likes of the Tupac, Ice Cube, Eminem, Xzibit, KRS-One and RZA.

Crazy hair with a painted face, ready for war, Tech offers an intense, insane and energetic live show — bringing you a mix of gunshot metaphors, staccato-measured lyrics and tight, spot-on timing.

His reputation as an electrifying live performer culminated with Tech being invited to join the Rock The Bells Tour in 2009, where he shared the main stage with hip-hop’s biggest stars, including the likes of Nas, Ice Cube and Busta Rhymes.

Don’t miss Tech N9ne’s first headline show in Toronto during Canadian Music Fest 2010. Wristbands to gain entry into this event are available for purchase at www.canadianmusicfest.com. Wristbands are limited subject to capacity.

REMG ENTERTAINMENT & CANADIAN MUSIC FEST 2010 PRESENTS
TECH N9NE
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Phoenix Concert Theatre (410 Sherbourne St.)
Tickets are $25.00 (plus any additional fees) in advance and available at
Ticketmaster, Rotate This, Soundscapes & Play De Record
Tickets on Sale: Thursday, January 21, 2010
All Ages, Doors at 8:00pm, show at 9:00pm
www.remgentertainment.com

For Canadian Music Fest information, please contact:
Planet3 Communications: Leanne Plummer/Joanne Smale
T: 647.346.4101 E: info@planet3com.net
Bessie Bullard – Communications Director
T: 905.858.4747 E: bessie@cmw.net

Media Inquiries: Katherine McFarlane (katherine@remgentertainment.com)

Sunday, March 14, 2010 at The Phoenix Concert Theatre – Tickets On Sale Now

1/20/2010

Since forming in 2002, the Born Ruffians — Luke LaLonde, Mitch DeRosier and Steve Hamelin — have been taking over bigger and bigger stages without looking back. The group creates an explosion of writhing, jagged pop songs as beautiful and dangerous as shards of broken glass.

The band moved from Midland, Ontario to Toronto in 2004. After a few local performances and their growing online reputation, Born Ruffians were signed to the UK electronic music label Warp Records. Their self-titled debut EP was released in 2006 and recorded by Ryan Mills at Little King Studio (now Sleepytown Sound).

Born Ruffians have received extensive airplay on CBC Radio 3 with their debut single, “This Sentence Will Ruin/Save Your Life,” as well as a cover of Grizzly Bear’s single “Knife” which the band recorded live on KEXP. In 2007, the band released the single “Hummingbird,” which was included on their first album Red, Yellow & Blue.

BORN RUFFIANS
W/ YOUNG RIVAL
SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 2010
PHOENIX CONCERT THEATRE – TORONTO
DOORS 7:00PM     SHOW 8:00PM
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Tickets available at Ticketmaster
Call 416.870.8000 to charge by phone
www.ticketmaster.ca
TICKETS $25.00 (PLUS TAXES & SERVICE CHARGES)
ALL AGES / GENERAL ADMISSION

Wristbands to gain entry into this event are available to purchase at www.canadianmusicfest.com. Wristbands are limited, subject to capacity.

For Canadian Music Fest information, please contact:
Planet3 Communications: Leanne Plummer/Joanne Smale
T: 647.346.4101 E: info@planet3com.net

Bessie Bullard – Communications Director
T: 905.858.4747 E: bessie@cmw.net