time band: The day is scheduled to get underway at 1 p.m. with up-and-coming pop-rock group Valley, which performed last weekend at the CBC Music Festival in Toronto and continues through the evening with Walk Off The Earth taking the stage at 7 30, according to Hamilton Spectator. Also performing are 80s synth-rock band The Spoons 4 30 p.m. country singer-songwriter Tebey 6 p.m. and Burlington party-rock stalwarts The Killin' Time Band 3 15 p.m. and the White Pine Dancers 1 45 p.m. . Festival executive director Dave Miller said he was particularly pleased that Walk Off The Earth was able to make it to the festival. The festival, in partnership with the city of Burlington, announced Thursday it is holding a special Canada 150 celebration at Spencer Smith Park on the downtown waterfront with an all-Burlington musical lineup. The June 11 concert will be the Burlington-based pop-rock band's first Sound of Music performance in five years. Last year, Walk off the Earth was named group of the year at the Juno Awards in Calgary. Since that time, the band has gained international recognitions, as well as seven Juno nominations.
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