It’s one of the most beautiful venues in Metro Vancouver, and it’s going to host indie pop and alt-rock favourites this summer.
Burnaby’s Deer Lake will feature two big shows this summer: The National will , then on Aug. 25, .
The National, originally hailing from Ohio, are on a world tour for their new album First Two Pages of Frankenstein, according to the . The album is scheduled for release on April 28.
Many of the tour dates are sold out throughout the U.S.
The Grammy Award-winning band, known for its low-toned sounds, previously played at Deer Lake Park in 2019. In 2017, they played at Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver.
The National’s concert will have American singer-songwriter Soccer Mommy as a guest.
Less than three months later, and Vance Joy (of “Rip Tide” fame) will take the stage with his In Our Own Sweet Time tour.
Tour tickets for the Juno Award-nominated artist have been selling out.
With upbeat, poppy hits that will have you dancing, Vance Joy will also bring along Vancouver’s own Dan Mangan and Canadian singer-songwriter Ruby Waters.
Both shows will take place outdoors rain or shine on Deer Lake’s stunning festival lawn.
The National in Burnaby
When: Monday, June 5, gates at 6 p.m.
Where: Deer Lake Park Festival Lawn
Cost: $85, including fees and taxes,
Vance Joy in Burnaby
When: Friday, Aug. 25, gates at 6 p.m.
Where: Deer Lake Park Festival Lawn
Cost: Tickets on sale on Feb. 17 at 10 a.m.,