Chilliwack in Orillia

Chilliwack is a Canadian rock band formed in Vancouver in 1970 from the group the Collectors. Led by singer, guitarist and songwriter Bill Henderson, the band moved through psychedelic and progressive rock before focusing on melodic hard rock and pop rock. Its best-known songs include “Fly at Night,” “My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone),” “Whatcha Gonna Do” and “I Believe.” After the group disbanded in 1988, Bill Henderson revived Chilliwack in 1997 and returned to Canadian stages. A later lineup documented its concert repertoire on There and Back – Live in 2003, and Bill Henderson continues to lead the band at theatres, casinos and festivals across Canada.

Harlequin is a Canadian rock band formed in Winnipeg in 1975 by singer George Belanger and guitarist Glen Willows. The group plays melodic hard rock and album-oriented rock, and is best known for “Innocence,” “Thinking of You,” “Superstitious Feeling” and “I Did It for Love,” drawn from albums including Victim of a Song, Love Crimes and One False Move. After Victim of a Song, Harlequin toured the Canadian rock circuit while Love Crimes and One False Move supplied more material for its concerts. George Belanger has led later lineups of the band, which continues to perform in theatres, casinos and at outdoor festivals, including Casino Rama Resort in Orillia.