BonJourney Headlines the Fort - Rocks Thousands!!

The crowds packed into the tents at the Fort Frances Annual Bass Tournament this weekend in Fort Frances. Following a night of Trooper, BonJourney rocked the crowds for over 2 hours with their brand of Journey and Bon Jovi well into the wee hours of the night. The star of the show was certainly the fans - as they reached high into the air most of the night, screaming and singing along with their favorite Journey and Bon Jovi hits - Roman Picco, keyboardist with the band - entertained the crowds with a stunning keyboard solo followed by guitarist Les Birta's amazingly close rendition of every single note played on such great albums as Evolution, Greatest Hits, Slippery when Wet and more. In all, over 3,000 fans attended during the night and the band played to two encores! Lead singer Al Langlade was right on the money - pulling off one song after another to perfection and the crowds absolutely appreciated every note! Drummer Kevin Palmer did not play a solo as there was no gas in the tank at the end of the night...again..

Video finally releases! Bonjourney releases it's first live video online and introduces one of the best tribute bands in the business. Ideal for corporate entertaining, BonJourney remains a crowd favorite of all time. This band is perfectly twinned to your 30-55 year old audience of Baby Boomers and Gen X'rs. The band books out at $2,500 to $12,500 per night and is available in selected weeks throughout the year.

News Update.

The band has now completed the Fort Frances Bass Tournament gig as well as the Detroit Music Festival with great results.

New Keyboard Player Roman Picco is adjusting to the bands' meticulous requirements and the group performed extremely well at the Fort Frances Event.

Stay tuned for news about the band and a profile on the bands' members.

Live at the Fort! With our special fan-cam, we've captured the party atmosphere at a BonJourney concert!!! Bandwidth prevents us from showing more - but you get the picture!!! (video) here's a headline from this festival: "

Nighttime numbers up at bass tournament

Amanda Roy
Thursday, July 31, 2008

Droves of people flocked to the big tent over three nights last week during the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship to see the bands.
This year's numbers more than doubled last year's night crowds, said FFCBC entertainment director Adam Armit.