On Wednesday, September 29, 2010  come out to see one of the best tributes to the legendary band, The Beatles. Beatlemaniacs have performed Beatles songs more than The Beatles themselves, and it reflects in their live performances. Energetic and youthful, The Beatlemaniacs polish the sounds of the original Beatles recordings into a performance that delivers the genuine energy of a real live Beatles experience.

Spanning the musical library and history of The Beatles in full regalia and supported by full costume changes and multi media video, masterpiece songs that The Beatles never performed live are brought to life without compromising any of the original musical compositions (ie; songs from Sgt. Peppers, Abbey Road, and hit singles like “Hey Jude” and “Hello Goodbye”). All guitar and vocal effects are re-produced and authentically performed for total live impact. Every note, all the unique chord inversions, every vocal harmony, every innovative drum lick are performed precisely as originally recorded by The Beatles. Comedic dialogue and quotes from press conferences and hit movies are re-enacted on stage, capturing the look of The Beatles and delivered in the style, energy and excitement of a true live rock & roll experience. It all comes together in a performance for all ages and all fans of rock ‘n’ roll!

On Saturday, October 9, 2010 join us in welcoming recording artist Charlie Major to the Max! Rising to the forefront of the Canadian Music scene in the early to mid nineties, Charlie Major became the first Canadian artist in history to score six BDS #1 hits off of his debut album. Nine more chart topping hits would follow, and Charlie would crisscross the world headlining tours and connecting with his fans at fairs and festivals. Over a decade later Charlie is as successful as ever, he headlines his own tours and pairs up with the likes of ZZ Top to rock arenas full of fans from coast to coast. He has sold nearly half a million records in Canada alone and won 3 Juno Awards and 7 CCMA's, but you wouldn't know it to meet him, and he would not tell you. He wears the cloak of humility, just like the hardworking folks that he represents in his music. Truly a Canadian legend and one of the accomplished 'nice guys' in the game, Charlie would not have it any other way. www.charliemajor.com

On Tuesday, November 2, 2010 Lunch at Allen's will give us a night of song and stories! Lunch At Allen's is an extraordinary musical revue by internationally renowned artists, Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan, and Ian Thomas who perform together as a band -- the stage show is an intimate and humorous performance by some of Canada's finest individual performers. Book early!

On Friday, November 12, 2010 Trevor Panzcak comes to the Max! Often referred to as Southern Alberta’s Gentle Giant of Country Music, Trevor Panczak has been writing, singing and performing since he was 14 years old. Now, with over one thousand performances under his belt, Trevor has released his new CD titled 'Roll On', working with industry moguls Mike Clute (Nashville producer), Steve Bogard (songwriter), and Ron Sakamoto (promoter). Trevor recently accomplished a Canadian first by advancing to the National final of the 26th annual Colgate Country Showdown in Nashville, Tennessee. He was one of 5 finalists from Americas largest Country Music talent search and competed for the $100,000 dollar prize January 24th 2008 at the historic Ryman Auditorium. Trevor placed second. “I felt like a winner just being there, what an honor to sing on the Ryman stage,” says Panczak. He has opened for many acts including Ian Tyson, Dan Seals, Aaron Lines, Julian Austin, George Canyon, Jimmy Rankin, & Keith Urban. Describing his style, the “gentle giant” uses clever lyrics and laid back humour to capture audiences’ hearts wherever he performs. A popular local “celebrity”, Trevor has never wavered from his small town values and upbringing. Book your tickets today!

On Thursday, March 10, 2011 the Max is proud to present award-winning recording artist, Jason McCoy! Born and raised in Minesing Ontario, McCoy took to the haunting sounds of Country Music at an early age, winning a talent contest at the age of 12 singing "If Drinkin Don't Kill Me Her Memory Will” by his hero George Jones. This led to the recording of his own demo's which caught the attention of MCA Canada execs, launching a meteoric rise to the top of the Country Charts, winning Song of the Year in 1998 for the classic 'Born Again in Dixieland", 2 CCMA Male artist of the year awards (2001/2004) 3 CCMA Song of the Year Awards, and a CMA Global Artist Award 2006. After 4 studio albums and one Greatest Hits Collection, McCoy created The Road Hammers, a concept band who embraced songs of the open road, and renegade culture. The band spawned 2 hit CMT documentaries, 1 Gold Album, CCMA Group of the Year 2 years in a row (05/06), and a Juno for Country Recording of the Year 2006. The band also garnered Jason the coveted CCMA Producer of the Year award 2006, solidifying his solid musical presence....and if the past is any indication of the future, this is only the beginning! Get your tickets early, this show is sell out fast!