KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
Doors Open at 6:00 PM, Show at 7:00 PM
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Please arrive at the venue early to ensure you have enough time to go through security.
- Pre-Buy Merch: Want the shirt but not the wait? Pre-buy Mother Mother, Cavetown, and Winnetka Bowling League merch NOW and skip the line at the show on Tuesday. Your merch purchase will be bagged, tagged & ready for pick-up at the Royal’s Team Store, across from Section 115, from doors until the end of the event. Shop now HERE.
- GA FLOOR PATRONS: Please proceed to GATE 2 at SOFMC to have your GA Floor wristband put on. Wristbanding will be required for all GA Floor ticket holders.
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Reminder: SOFMC has a no-entry policy. Once you leave the building during an event, you are not permitted to return.
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Cashless: We are cashless (Effective January 2024). GSL-managed venues and companies no longer accept cash payments. Debit, credit card, gift card, and mobile tap only.
- Event Parking is limited. We encourage carpooling, using public transit, or other methods of transportation to and from the venue.
- Lion’s Den Restaurant will be closed for this event.
Box Office & Ticket Info:
- Box Office Hours on Tuesday, February 18th: 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
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- Mobile and Print-At-Home: Please make sure to download your tickets, and turn up the brightness on your phone for easier scanning. Your tickets will be in a separate email from info@selectyourtickets.com. If you need help please see our Ticket Tutorial page.
- Will Call: We advise all patrons to pick up tickets in advance. Photo I.D. is required. The Select Your Tickets box office is located near Gate #1 at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre. Box office hours are below. If you have any questions, please contact one of our customer service representatives at 1-250-220-7777 or info@selectyourtickets.com.
MOTHER MOTHER ANNOUNCE CROSS CANADA TOUR
Canada’s biggest alt-rock export, Mother Mother, announced they will be hitting the road again in 2025 with new Canadian tour stops in support of their latest album, Grief Chapter. Produced by Live Nation, the newly announced 11-date Canadian run kicks off on February 18 in Victoria, BC, at Save On Foods Memorial Centre, with stops across Canada, wrapping up a massive year of touring.
Grief Chapter marks a new era in Mother Mother’s constantly evolving story, kickstarted by an organic groundswell of young, passionate fans who have all found community in the band’s songs. Sonically, Grief Chapter’s twelve songs are some of the band’s most dynamic.
About Mother Mother
Comprised of Ryan Guldemond (vocals, guitar), Molly Guldemond (vocals, keys), Jasmin Parkin (vocals, keys), Ali Siadat (drums) and Mike Young (bass), Mother Mother has seen truly remarkable growth over the past three years. 2022 catapulted the band into a new stratosphere of universal success following the release of their 8th studio album Inside, with platinum certified single “Hayloft II” connecting with audiences around the globe.
In the pounding, profound new Mother Mother album, Grief Chapter – their ninth – the beloved Canadian group push the page, the pen, and their sound further than they ever have before. A dialed-up collection of songs that takes chances, swings big, goes as grandiose with the songwriting as it does granular, Grief Chapter dives lyrically deep on Big Picture concepts like life, death, mourning, and the freedom that comes with accepting the inevitable. And sonically, Grief Chapter’s twelve songs are some of Mother Mother’s most muscular offerings of all time, buoyed by legions of new fans and the bigger rooms and venues that have followed their recent years of continued, evolved success. “Our instinct was to make things hit hard and feel powerful,” says lead singer and Mother Mother lyricist Ryan Guldemond. “We don’t take this moment for granted — or this life. A life in music, doing what we love with whom we love.”
About Cavetown
With DIY ethos and a spiraling imagination, 25-year-old singer-songwriter and producer Cavetown makes songs that excavate the deepest, unspoken parts of his heart. Since releasing his first self-produced tracks at age 14, the Cambridge-based musician also known as Robin Skinner has become one of the leaders of his generation’s bedroom pop scene, amassing a global audience of fellow outsiders who connect to his lyrics of identity and belonging. After reaching new heights with 2022’s Worm Food, he now preps his new EP, little vice, out February 23 on Sire Records. A sense of childlike wonder has been a guiding force for Cavetown ever since he taught himself how to produce and began uploading work on Bandcamp and YouTube as a young teenager. Inspired by his love of fantasy, his songs slowly brought in a devoted online audience, leading to sold-out shows across the U.S. and U.K. behind his 2018 album Lemon Boy. Shortly after releasing the LP, he signed to Sire Records and played festivals around the world like Reading and Leeds, Lollapalooza, and Primavera Sound. Even with all his success, Cavetown remains committed to ensuring a tight-knit connection with his listeners. In 2022, he created the This Is Home Project, which provides funds to foundations dedicated to LGBTQ+ youth in need. Now, he remains motivated to keep sharing his honest feelings through his songs. “From what I’ve been told, something about me and my music helps them to feel understood and that they’re not alone in who they are,” he says.
