Kim Mitchell

August 13, 2008

Opening Act: TBA 

Thee-time Juno Award winner Kim Mitchell's eighth solo album, Ain't Life Amazing, on Alert/Koch, is the Canadian singer-guitarist's first set of new material in eight years and it was made with a decidedly modern approach, by trading files back and forth on the Internet.

A stellar rock recording containing such songs as the vibrant first single, "Ain't Life Amazing" to the fierce and igniting "Got A Line," gorgeous acoustic ballad "Overtime" and pumping rocker "Killers Name," Kim has written another collection of timeless rockers sure to join his classics, like "Go For A Soda" and "Patio Lanterns."

Kim, a native of Sarnia, Ontario and the current drive time host on Q107.1 FM, is a Canadian rock icon. Even he refers to himself as a "heritage artist," but does so with a laugh. What that means is that his arsenal of songs - from the Max Webster days (1973 to 1981) to his 27-year solo career - have stood the test of time and enabled him to tour each year to a dedicated fanbase.

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