Show Notes
If you haven't heard, we're touring Canada in September!
Four shows in Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal and Toronto (details below).
To celebrate the launch of the tour and get excited to visit a new country, Dave and Jess go through some fun facts about Canada!
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Tickets go on general sale, Tuesday March 31st: 1pm PDT, 2pm MDT and 4pm EDT from our website: https://dogoonpod.com/live-shows/
Thanks to Murray for creating us yet another incredible tour poster!
SHOW DETAILS
Vancouver The Rio Theatre Saturday September 12 Doors 12pm, show 1-2pm
Calgary The Laugh Shop Monday September 14 Doors 6pm, show 7-8pm
Montreal The Oscar Peterson Concert Hall (Concordia University) Saturday September 19 Doors 1:30pm Show 2-3pm
Toronto The Royal Theatre Sunday September 20 Doors 1pm Show 2-3pm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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