Blue Rodeo

A digital download is included with EVERY ticket purchased for Blue Rodeo’s upcoming cross-Canada tour. Fans will be able to choose their download(s) from the band’s entire catalogue, including the band’s latest album, Live At Massey Hall and their 2014 holiday release, A Merrie Christmas To You.

Redemption codes and instructions will follow within a few days of ticket purchase. If you haven’t received your redemption codes and instructions, please contact us at help@bluerodeo.staging.wpengine.com.

Blue Rodeo have added a new date to their 2016 cross-Canada tour in Sydney, NS! The band will take the stage at Centre 200 on February 23.

BlueRodeo.com presale tickets go on sale tomorrow, December 16 at 10 am AST.

Black Friday has arrived and there’s some great deals happening right now in the Store!

First, you can save 25% on all clothing, books and posters including the Five Days in July Retro T-shirt, the Sing For Your Supper cookbook and all of Jud Hynes beautiful posters.

Looking to complete your Blue Rodeo CD collection? All CDs in the Blue Rodeo Releases and Solo/Side Projects sections of the Store are on sale for 10% off. including their latest release, Live at Massey Hall!

Last week, Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor were appointed Officers of the Order of Canada!

The ceremony took place at Rideau Hall and they received this incredible honour alongside astronaut Chris Hadfield, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, and others.

More photos from the ceremony can be found on Blue Rodeo’s Facebook page.

For the first time ever (domestically!), Blue Rodeo’s fourth studio album Lost Together has been reissued on heavyweight vinyl. Originally released in 1992, Lost Together features “Rain Down On Me”, “Lost Together”, “Flying” and many more classics.

Grab your copy today in the BlueRodeo.com Store and while you’re at it, watch the band perform “Lost Together” from early last year in Halifax!

Today’s the day – Live At Massey Hall is available now! This 14-track collection was recorded live at the legendary Massey Hall on Blue Rodeo’s 2014 In Our Nature tour and features selections from that album as well as classics like “Rose Coloured Glasses”, “Bad Timing”, “Lost Together” and more.

Check out the album trailer below and then be sure to buy, download or stream the album from your preferred retailer!

It’s the news you’ve been waiting for — Blue Rodeo has announced a 24 date cross-Canada tour, kicking off January 12 in Thunder Bay!

UPDATE: These presales have now ended. Please visit the Tour page for up-to-date ticket links.

The BlueRodeo.com presales for these shows will begin this Thursday morning. See the Tour page for a look at the complete list of dates and presale start times, and remember that you must have a BlueRodeo.com account to participate in our exclusive presales. Don’t have an account? Create one now!

Special offer! A digital download is included with EVERY ticket purchased for the upcoming tour. Fans will be able to choose their download(s) from the band’s entire catalogue, including the band’s forthcoming album, Live At Massey Hall.

Redemption codes and instructions will follow within a few days of ticket purchase — BlueRodeo.com presale customers can expect to hear from us early next week.

“I didn’t want to talk about it, so I wrote a song about it.” Greg Keelor

Compelled to add their voice to the chorus of voices protesting Prime Minister Harper’s Conservative government, Blue Rodeo has written the modern day protest song “Stealin’ All My Dreams”.

Recorded and filmed on September 9, 2015, the song and video chronicle the failings of the current government and asks the question, “Have you forgotten that you work for me?”

The song and video are available for free download at BlueRodeo.com/StealingDreams. The facts included in the video are also accompanied by articles encouraging the reader to delve further.

Please vote on October 19!

Blue Rodeo’s fifth studio album, Five Days in July has been nominated for the Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize!

The Slaight Family Polaris Heritage Prize honours Canadian albums of the past from four distinct time periods: the ’60s & ’70s, the ’80s, the ’90s, and the ’00s (2000-05). Like the Polaris Music Prize, winners and nominees for the Heritage Prize are albums of the highest artistic quality, without regards to sales or affiliations.

Vote for Blue Rodeo’s Five Days in July in the ’90s period here. You only get one ballot so make it count! Voting is open until October 5.