One Bad Son
With BRKN LOVE and Whale and the Wolf

SaskTel Centre – July 23, 2022

FREE CONCERT

LIMITED ADDITIONAL TICKETS RELEASED

Tickets are available www.universe.com

 

SaskTel Centre announced the release of ADDITIONAL tickets to One Bad Son with BRKN Love and Whale and the Wolf at SaskTel Centre on July 23.

Tickets were SOLD OUT as of July 15, but with staging confirmed a LIMITED number of tickets have been released to the public for the FREE show.

There is a limit of four tickets per person. All tickets are general admission seating and non-transferrable. That means, tickets cannot be sent to other members of your party. If tickets are under your name, please make arrangements to meet your party outside prior to entering the venue.

Doors open Saturday, July 23 at 6:30 p.m. and show starts at 7:30 p.m. Seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Early arrival is recommended.

All tickets are general admission seating and non-transferrable. Doors open Saturday, July 23 at 6:30 p.m. and show starts at 7:30 p.m. Seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Early arrival is recommended.

 

One Bad Son (OBS): Formed in late 2004, OBS has worked their way from local bars and clubs to playing some of music's biggest stages - in Canada and internationally. Their tireless work ethic has seen them tour the country numerous times to spread their music to every rock fan they could find. That work ethic has paid off. In their 18 years as a band, OBS has headlined countless sell-out performances, as well as opening for some of the biggest names in rock - from Shinedown and Godsmack, to legendary names like Def Leppard, Judas Priest and The Rolling Stones. In addition to their legendary high impact live shows, OBS has made huge waves on rock radio scoring seven top 10 hits including their number 1 hit single “Raging Bull,” which held the top spot for four weeks.

 

BRKN Love: Emerging in 2019, BRKN LOVE immediately made an impact upon arrival. BRKN LOVE knows the best way to reach a disaffected, distrustful, and dislocated generation through soul-shaking riffs, rumbling distortion, and choruses worth screaming your lungs out to. Fronted by Toronto singer and guitarist Justin Benlolo, the band unlocks the release the world needs now more than ever. After amassing tens of millions of streams, logging thousands of miles on the road, and receiving acclaim from Guitar World, LoudWire, and more, the group makes a statement on their 2022 EP, Vol. 1 [Spinefarm], with more to come.

 

Whale and the Wolf: An independent band with 5 singles charting in the Top 40 for Canadian Active Rock, 9 months of airplay across 12 stations in different cities, over 1,000,000 Spotify streams, and 22 unique Canadian cities visited on their last two tours alone. Whale and the Wolf recently teamed up with Grammy Nominated producer Jimmy Mansfield and Paul Rogers to solidify their impending rise to the top of the rock game. Armed with a new lineup and a fresh take on the rock genre, Whale’s “hard pop” is ready to start making waves.

 

FAQ

 

Is this an all-ages show?

Yes.

 

Tickets say non-transferrable. What does this mean?

Non-transferrable means tickets cannot be sent to other members of your party.

If tickets are under your name, your guests need to be with you before entering the facility and upon entry. You'll need to make arrangements to meet them outside in advance prior to entry.

 

I received a notification that my tickets were cancelled.
There is a ticket limit of only 4 tickets per person.

Any additional tickets you ordered above the 4 ticket limit were cancelled… but you still have your original 4.

We’re really excited for this FREE show, so the 4 ticket limit was set to make sure everyone can check it out!

 

How do I know which tickets are valid? 

Log in to your Universe account at www.universe.com.

Head to the “my tickets” option under your account and view your tickets there.
Like other digital ticketing formats, you’ll want to use the website to access your tickets, not the email that was sent to you with the purchase confirmation.

 

Do I have to print my tickets?

You do not have to print your tickets. Like other digital ticketing formats, you can add your tickets to the wallet on your phone.
You should do this in advance of the show to avoid delays, WIFI connection problems and/or confusion at the door.

 

I can’t find my tickets.

Log in to your Universe account at www.universe.com.

Head to the “my tickets” option under your account and you can view your tickets there.

 

How does General Admission seating work?

All tickets are General Admission. Seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Doors open Saturday, July 23 at 6:30 p.m. and show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Early arrival is recommended.
Upon entry to the facility, you’ll be able to claim your seats.
One member of your party should remain at your seats at all times to save your space.
The event organizers are not responsible if you lose your seats.

 

Is there wheelchair accessible seating?
Yes, SaskTel Centre has areas for customers with accessibility concerns.
Those areas are located at the tops of sections B, F, G, and H.
SaskTel Centre’s policy in those areas, because space is limited, is one guest with accessibility needs and one attendant.
Any additional people in their group can sit in the stands just in front of the wheelchair seating areas.