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Crash Test Dummies, Trooper Among Headliners at Red River Ex

March 15, 2019 8:44 AM CDT | Entertainment

Crash Test Dummies

Crash Test Dummies play the Red River Ex on June 22.

WINNIPEG — Music lovers will find themselves among the likes of the Crash Test Dummies, Bif Naked, Trooper and Scott Helman at this year’s Red River Ex.

The annual summer exhibition unveiled its 2019 lineup on Friday, also featuring Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Jess Moskaluke with special guest Kendra Kay, The Treble, and Amadians.

Performances are free to attend with the price of gate admission to the Red River Ex, running June 14-23.

All concerts begin at 8 p.m., with the exception of the Starbound Youth Talent Show, which is June 23 at 7 p.m. A complete concert schedule can be found by visiting RedRiverEx.com.

Admission prices

Trooper

Trooper hits the main stage on June 18.

Advance gate tickets are $12 (regular $15). Pay-One-Price wristbands (purchased in advance) are $39 (regular $45) and provide you with all the midway rides you can ride plus gate admission. Kids six and under are admitted free.

Advance tickets are now available online at RedRiverEx.com and will be available at Giant Tiger, Safeway, Sobeys and Circle K (formerly Mac’s) by mid-May.

ChrisD.ca is once again a proud media sponsor of this year’s Red River Ex. Watch our website in the coming weeks for a contest to win your way into the Ex!

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