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Young musicians take the stage on Victoria Row in Charlottetown

Michael Robar · National affairs reporter | Posted: July 17, 2020, 7:58 a.m. | Updated: July 17, 2020, 7:58 a.m. | 2 Min Read
Elijah Moase, left, Sam Read and Malcolm Orford, three members of the band the Darvel, give a socially distanced performance at Always on Stage earlier this month in Charlottetown. Due to restrictions and the size of the stage, the other three members could not perform.
Elijah Moase, left, Sam Read and Malcolm Orford, three members of the band the Darvel, give a socially distanced performance at Always on Stage earlier this month in Charlottetown. Due to restrictions and the size of the stage, the other three members could not perform. - Michael Robar

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Elijah Moase, Sam Read and Malcolm Orford, three members of the band the Darvel, give a socially distanced performance at Always on Stage earlier this month in Charlottetown.

Sam Read, left, and Malcolm Orford perform a cover of Blackbird by the Beatles at the Always on Stage on July 4. - Michael Robar
Sam Read, left, and Malcolm Orford perform a cover of Blackbird by the Beatles at the Always on Stage on July 4. - Michael Robar

Due to restrictions and the size of the stage, the other three members could not perform.

Keyboardist Malcolm Orford keeps an eye on his bandmates for a cue while playing a cover of the Tragically Hip’s Bobcaygeon on July 4 at the Always on Stage in Charlottetown. - Michael Robar
Keyboardist Malcolm Orford keeps an eye on his bandmates for a cue while playing a cover of the Tragically Hip’s Bobcaygeon on July 4 at the Always on Stage in Charlottetown. - Michael Robar

TD Always on Stage (formerly City Stages) presents free live music in downtown Charlottetown throughout the summer on Victoria Row (Richmond Street).

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