CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — P.E.I. musicians Terry Dunsford and Robbie Doherty will have audience members clapping and singing along at the Ceilidh in the City ...
Robbie Doherty will perform at the Ceilidh in the City at the Jack Blanchard Centre on Aug. 31. ContributedCHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — P.E.I. musicians Terry Dunsford and Robbie Doherty will have audience members clapping and singing along at the Ceilidh in the City at the Jack Blanchard Centre on Aug. 31.
Dunsford has been entertaining audiences for years. As a former member of the New Sounds, The Classics and Those Dunsford Boys, he brings tons of energy to his performances. Dunsford has a powerful voice with an incredible vocal range that knocks it out of the park when he performs songs like Crying, said organizers in a news release.
Terry Dunsford will host the Kitchen Party in North Rustico on Thursday, Sept. 19 at the Star of the Sea Seniors Club. - ContributedDoherty is well known for getting fans motivated to cheer at a Charlottetown Islanders hockey game, performing at a local pub and entertaining children with his popular children’s program Silly Robbie.
The two will be joined by the weekly hosts of Ceilidh in the City, Kendall Docherty, Peter Burke, Brian Knox, Brian Langille and Brian Blacquiere, for an entertaining evening.The air-conditioned, fully accessible venue at 7 Pond St. in Charlottetown will offer full canteen services with hot and cold menu items and bar services.
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