Following this year's reissue campaign and some performances, Canadian instrumental rock trio Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet have announced a couple more reunion shows to get them through the summer.
In memory of the band's late bassist Reid Diamond, Shadowy Men will play a double-header in Toronto on August 12 at the Cameron House, with proceeds from each show going to a different charity.
The 8 p.m. performance will support Mindfulness Without Borders, a non-profit promoting social, economic, and environmental awareness that "aims to engage people across cultures to make each moment a turning point for peace and sustainable change."
The 11 p.m. performance, meanwhile, will benefit Hospice Toronto, a non-profit organization that has specialized in providing in-home hospice palliative care since 1988.
Tickets for both shows will be sold in advance starting July 28 at the Cameron.
In memory of the band's late bassist Reid Diamond, Shadowy Men will play a double-header in Toronto on August 12 at the Cameron House, with proceeds from each show going to a different charity.
The 8 p.m. performance will support Mindfulness Without Borders, a non-profit promoting social, economic, and environmental awareness that "aims to engage people across cultures to make each moment a turning point for peace and sustainable change."
The 11 p.m. performance, meanwhile, will benefit Hospice Toronto, a non-profit organization that has specialized in providing in-home hospice palliative care since 1988.
Tickets for both shows will be sold in advance starting July 28 at the Cameron.
