Did you miss this from the band this morning?
We are so proud of these guys, both for wanting to be on this and for getting the opportunity to participate. This annual event has helped so very many people, and it’s so amazing that they’re getting to be part of that. And, selfishly, we’re hoping they find lots of new fans that will help the Trews family grow.
Congratulations, lads! ❤️
Last night’s show in Mt Brydges for the Rockin’ Wheels charity was a raging, stomping, screeching, whirling, dancing, bouncing, MONSTER of a show that melted faces off at 100 yards. Everything we love about this band in one evening. Here are some of our photos.
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Let’s do this thing!
We Are One: The band is playing in Lewiston, NY, on May 31st at Pub Fest, a fund-raising event for the Variety Club of Buffalo and Western New York. Although the concert is free, you also have the option of getting VIP tickets for the show, which get you a rapid/separate entrance, front stage access, private restrooms, and private beer vendors. We’d like to show you what your money will be helping with our We Are One feature this week.
Stage was so tiny, they were almost standing on top of each other. Taken by…us.
You can win this original painting by Jack in this charity auction.
Source: official Trews website, Oct. 20/11.
By Marc Rocheleau
Preparing for its Stick It To Cancer event, The Breast Ride Ever is getting help from local artists.
With two Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) games, an after party featuring The Trews and skate with players in November, the organization is warming up with a concert on October 13. Hosted at The Blind Dog, admission is a minimum donation of $5.00 and a canned good for the Downtown Mission.
Source: Windsoritedotca, Oct. 3/11.
More than 20 athletes and celebrities will be attending
By Tony Ricciuto
His friends called him by different names such as Robert, Bobby or Heater, but they all knew him as a very special person who meant so much to so many people in Niagara Falls.
Those close to him have never forgotten the late Robert “Heater” Lavelle, and to keep his memory alive, they have dedicated themselves to helping charities that benefit children’s organizations.
Source: Niagara Falls Review, May 28/11.
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