The Chevalier Theater
Saturday, March 9th
8PM.

Buckle up SB, because we're about to take a trip down memory lane that's guaranteed to be louder, prouder, and more electrifying than ever. The legendary rock titans, Bachman-Turner Overdrive (BTO), are hitting the stage once more, and this isn't just any comeback. We're talking about a full-throttle revival of the powerhouse anthems that defined a generation, and it's all going down soon!

KINGS OF CLASSIC ROCK

After decades of setting the airwaves on 🔥 with hits that have become nothing short of anthems, BTO is back to remind us why they're the undisputed champions of 70's rock music. With a staggering repertoire that includes classics like

• “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet”

• “Takin’ Care of Business”

• “Let It Ride”

RANDY BACHMAN (THE MAN!)

The show isn't just a celebration of BTO's illustrious career. Chevalier is also paying homage to the architect of Canadian Rock himself, Randy Bachman. The man whose creative genius gave us classics and a slew of other hits that have become the soundtrack to our lives.

• “American Woman”

• “These Eyes”,

Randy's not just a musician; he's the rock and roll heartbeat of Canada, and he's bringing that pulse-pounding energy to the stage once again.

Now, for those of you thinking, "What have they done lately?" Let me throw some numbers at you.

• Over 40 million records sold worldwide

• 120 Gold Records

• Multi-top 40 US Billboard hits

• They pull in over 3 million monthly Spotify streams.

In other words, BTO isn't just a band; they're a phenomenon that refuses to quit.

MASSIVE INFLUENCE

Did you know…?

Stephen King was such a huge fan that he took his early pen name, Richard Bachman, from the band? Or that David Letterman's all-time favorite song is “Takin’ Care of Business”? BTO's influence stretches far and wide, touching everything from literature to late-night TV.

GET TICKETS

Tickets to the Bachman-Turner Overdrive Tour at The Chevalier Theater are on sale now and going fast. This is your chance to be part of rock history, to experience the electricity, the energy, and the excitement of BTO live and in person!

The Chevalier Theater
Saturday, March 9th
8PM.