Each an award-winning guitarist with music that is as unique to them as their signature — join forces. The result?
PRO — Pavlo, Rik Emmett, and Oscar Lopez. A 50-city concert tour and a brand new album called Trifecta, a blending of musical styles for a innovative new sound. PRO plays Barrie next weekend.
Rik has been prominently featured in a wonderful article in Premier Guitar (January 2010) titled “Those Daring Young Men and Their Doubleneck Guitars: A Brief History of Multi-Neck Players”. Also available in print, you can read the online version here.
New interview posted by Jeff Jodrey “The Great Canadian Guitar Trio” of Tuesday Guide Music.
Ring in 2010 with the Hard Rock Cafe – Niagara Falls, USA, during its first ever NEW YEAR’S EVE GUITAR DROP with Live Music by RIK EMMETT and local favorites The Dave Constantino Band -and- Free Henry!
We’ve added a digital download, Peace On Earth, the re-mixed instrumental version of The Spirit of Christmas to our online store. Purchase the entire album or individual tracks and set the mood for the holidays! Your purchases could qualify you for the Gibson Guitar Giveaway!
All I have to say is what an AWESOME show (but does that really surprise you?)! Rik keeps ‘the fire burning’ for all Triumph fans so if you have the chance, go see him! He will not only impress, but he he will satisfy that proverbial Triumph itch… at least for a little while…
“Music holds the secret, to know it can make you whole”. Those words are manna from heaven for Triumph fans. Summoned to Dallas for a rare Rik Emmett appearance, a small-but-dedicated crowd sang along as the Triumph legend brought smiles and laughter to the faces of everyone.
The Canadian rock and Juno hall of famer joined the orchestra, the Jeans ‘n’ Classics band and conductor Mitch Tyler at Centennial Hall Nov 13 and 14th. Read the Sun Media preview and Beat Magazine review (3½ stars out of 4) of the show!
THE TROUBS CD bundle is a great gift idea and now on sale at Maple Music while supplies last.
For thousands of Canadians, the Highway of Heroes is a place of reverence, sorrow and pride. Toronto songwriter Bob Reid has penned a tribute to the Highway of Heroes, the 172-kilometre stretch of Highway 401 that serves as a repatriation route for soldiers killed in Afghanistan.
