Steven Page cancels gig at Bronson Centre

Posted Nov 18, 2010 01:47:00 PM.

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OTTAWA – Make new plans if you have tickets to see Steven Page play the Bronson Centre on Saturday.

The former Barenaked Ladies singer has cancelled the full Canadian leg of his “Page One” tour, and won’t be back in Ottawa until February 2011.

No word yet why Page pulled the plug on his first solo tour so late, but more details on his February tour will be released on Monday.

In the meantime, ticket holders can get refunds wherever they bought their tickets.

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