Regina Pats deal Cole Temple to Everett for Julien Maze
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Temple was drafted by the Pats in 2022. He had 12 points in 22 games with the club this season.
Live music is set to make a return to the prairies.
Country star Brett Kissel is to play a concert at Regina’s Evraz Place on June 20. The show is to begin at 7 p.m.
Don’t worry, you’ll still be able to keep up with your physical distancing: It’s a drive-in concert.
REGINA!! GET READY! On Sat. June 20th, @ 7PM, I’m performing a DRIVE IN CONCERT @evrazplacelive! Vehicle passes will go on sale TOMORROW @ 10AM on https://t.co/0XDR8sLE0w – with proceeds going to The Regina Food Bank! Tough Times Don’t Last, Tough People Do! See you next Weekend! pic.twitter.com/U4GPGXIkHx
— B R E T T K I S S E L (@BrettKissel) June 11, 2020
Kissel explained how it works on theGreg Morgan Morning Show.
“People drive in, we have a gigantic stage. We’re able to use the giant titan screen. We play into our soundboard, soundboard to an FM transmitter, to your vehicle. So you stay in your vehicle. Turn it up as loud as you want. We play and you watch us on the big screen, live. We’re asking everybody to honk their horn, because you can’t applaud. So, it’s going to be really unique,” Kissel said.
Tickets are to go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. All proceeds are to go to the Regina Food Bank.