The Trews at Midway Music Hall February 15, 2026

Colin MacDonald

Rock Return: The Trews Ignite Midway Music Hall with New Tunes & Fierce Energy

On a charged Sunday night, rock fans packed Midway Music Hall in Edmonton to catch The Trews electrify the stage as part of their “The Bloody Light Tour”. The Canadian rock outfit — known for rugged riffs and commanding live performances — delivered a set that balanced fan favorites, new material, and raw stage presence.

Guitarist John-Angus MacDonald, bassist Jack Syperek

When The Trews hit the stage, the crowd responded with thunderous applause. The setlist from this leg of the tour has leaned into material from their recently promoted album The Bloody Light, showcasing gritty anthems alongside their well-loved classics. Songs from new releases sit comfortably beside crowd pleasers, proving the band’s continued evolution while staying rooted in the energized rock sound that launched them decades ago.

Theo Mckibbon

The Opening Force: Eddy & The Dirty Boys

Eddy & The Dirty Boys brought their own brand of unfiltered rock courage to the tour — loud, loose, and unapologetically fun. The band’s lineup features snarling vocals, punchy guitar work, and a rhythm section that keeps the set moving like a dusty highway bar on a Saturday night. The group channels raw influences from classic rock and bar-room anthems, and their live set has earned new fans on every stop this tour

Whether you’re following The Trews across Canada or catching Eddy & The Dirty Boys as they grow into their own stage presence, this tour continues to deliver rock fans a heavy dose of guitar-fueled excitement.

Eddy & The Dirty Boys