LONDON, ONT. Rock the Park has been given the green light to put on its outdoor patio series. After consulting with the Middlesex-London Health Unit and the City of London, all necessary COVID-19 safety protocols have been put in place. Jones Entertainment has 20 shows planned for the summer, with the first round of concerts taking place this weekend. And four new shows from artists including Tim Hicks and The Trews were just added. To follow all guidelines, the venue for the Road to Rock the Park Patio Series has been moved to Bellamere Winery and Event Centre, while Crossings Pub and Eatery will provide the catering.
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The Road to Rock the Park Patio Series, featuring Canadian music stars, has hit a speed bump.
Whether that derails music stars Tim Hicks, The Reklaws, Dueling Pianos and The Trews from coming to London is up to the province, which has yet to announce details of the move to Step 2 in its COVID-19 reopening plan as the pandemic eases.
The Middlesex-London Health Unit says the plan by Jones Entertainment Group for a series of music shows throughout the summer on an expanded patio for 100 people at Crossings Pub and Eatery doesn’t meet current provincial regulations.
That news comes as Brad Jones, president of Jones Entertainment Group, added two more shows to the series, including a third show July 3 with country star Hicks and a fourth show July 21 with an acoustic version of The Trews.
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