Blue Rodeo at Deerhurst Resort

On January 30 and 31, 2026, Canadian music legends Blue Rodeo bring their “Lost Together” 40th Anniversary Tour to Legacy Hall at Deerhurst Resort, 1235 Deerhurst Drive, Huntsville. The 11,000-square-foot venue, the largest hotel concert space north of Toronto, offers an intimate alternative to arena shows, with state-of-the-art sound systems in a resort that famously launched Shania Twain’s career.

Formed in Toronto in 1984, Blue Rodeo has earned 12+ Juno Awards across 16 studio albums. Recent 2025 tour setlists feature guaranteed classics including “Lost Together,” “5 Days in May”, their most requested song, “Try”, 1987 breakthrough single, “Bad Timing,” and “Head Over Heels,” alongside deep cuts like “Rose-Coloured Glasses,” “Diamond Mine,” and acoustic renditions of “Finger Lakes.” Expect 90 minutes to 2 hours of music, with opener Adam Baldwin.

Tickets cost $100, Platinum, through Huntsville Festival of the Arts, huntsvillefestival.ca or 705-788-2787, with 15% member discounts available. Doors open at 7 PM for the 8 PM showtime; the all-ages show accepts debit and Visa only, no cash at the bar.

Deerhurst Resort sits directly on Peninsula Lake, with 760 acres embracing the waterfront. Winter activities include the Maple Lawn Ice Rink, a 250-metre waterfront skating trail, weather permitting, cross-country ski trails, and snowshoe paths. The legendary Arrowhead Provincial Park ice skating trail, 1.3 kilometres through snow-covered forest, lies just 10 minutes away.

The resort’s 400 accommodations range from Pavilion Hotel Rooms to 3-bedroom lakefront condos. On-site dining includes Drift Kitchen + Bar, contemporary Canadian with locally-sourced ingredients, Maple Pub & Patio, and Compass Grill & Lounge. For downtown Huntsville dining before the show, That Little Place by the Lights, 2007, offers authentic Italian 10 minutes from the resort, while Tall Trees, established 1984, provides one of Muskoka’s longest-running fine dining experiences in a century home.