Amassing over 272 million combined global streams and attracting acclaim from Harper’s BAZAAR, The FADER, Flaunt, NYLON, PAPER, W Magazine, Interview, Pigeons & Planes, and more, she takes flight out of flames on her 2021 full-length debut, Phoenix. Cardin’s first record held steady at #1 on the Billboard Canadian Albums Chart for multiple weeks and made the artist the most nominated artist at the 2022 JUNO Awards, collecting six nominations total. In addition to being long listed for the 2021 Polaris Prize, Phoenix won Anglophone Album of the Year at ADISQ 2021 and was certified Platinum in Canada within a year from its release. Photo Credit: William Arcand

Opener - Alex Porat

Alex Porat is a magnetic force. She delivers lighthearted pop with serious skill, effortlessly combining memorable melodies with fresh electronic production and crystalline vocal delivery. She first gained a strong following by posting covers on YouTube and now, with only a few years solo releases under her belt, she’s gained 120 million+ streams on DSPs, 1.1 million YouTube subscribers, and 200 million+ total YouTube views. 

Shows are all ages as long as any minor is accompanied by an adult. Please refer to our safety policy if you have any questions. 

ABOUT THE VENUE

The Drill Hall 

The Drill Hall at Base31 is a big stage, big sound performance space in a remarkable historic setting. This expansive and striking venue features a soaring hangar-like ceiling, exceptional state-of-the-art sound and lighting, with the most celebrated, chart-top musicians in Canada gracing its stage. The Drill Hall has a capacity of up to 1000 people, though individual show capacities may vary. Both reserved seating and general admission standing ticket options are on offer in this immersive venue, with lots of room to get up and dance. Both pre-show and during the performance, audiences can expect to be welcomed to the Drill Hall’s large, outdoor, licensed patio where local food and drink vendors share their culinary specialties surrounded by picnic table seating.

The Drill Hall is a magnificent 22,000 sq ft building built in 1940.  It has a steel structure and a historic cedar shake exterior. The building was used by the RAF, RCAF, RCSA (AA) and the First Battalion of the Canadian Guards as both a drill hall and a gymnasium. Drills were practiced in both the drill hall and the patch of land adjacent to the hall – the parade square. During the 1950’s and 1960’s, the military opened the gymnasium doors on Thursday nights to the local community. It is said that there were often competitions against community teams and the military teams.

General Admission Standing Drill Hall

General Admission refers to areas that are not assigned or reserved, with standing room space as well as over 70 seats for patrons. Tickets for this area are occupied on a first-come, first-served basis. Our goal is to create an enjoyable and comfortable experience for all attendees.

Reserved Seating Drill Hall

We are excited to offer reserved seating for our upcoming event. However, please note that our tables are arranged in groups of four. If you purchase less than four tickets, you will be seated with other attendees. We hope this seating arrangement will provide a fun and sociable experience for everyone. Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at the event.