The Tragically Hip - 10 Years Later - The Final Show

Join us for yet another HISTORIC Tragically Hip evening - exactly 10 years later. Nearly 12 million watched 10 years ago, and we will re-live that night again here in 2026.

This is a FREE event — reserve your free tickets right here.

GRAND DOOR PRIZE (see below):

Live July 22 – August 20, 2016, a 3LP set commemorating the best, 29-track sampling of that tour’s expansive setlist PLUS Victrola RETRO bluetooth record player - to go along with your new record set

FREE • FREE • FREE • FREE

We’re dimming the lights and taking everyone back exactly 10 years…

The final 2016 live show from Kingston, Ontario — on the 8 big screens at Cat’s Cradle, with big sound, and dozens of fellow Tragically Hip fans.

BONUS - sign our guestbook

We’ve got a beautiful commemorative guestbook waiting for every fan to sign! It includes a pre-printed message for the band, plus plenty of space for your own personal notes. After the event, we’ll deliver the completed, signed guestbook straight to the band.

BONUS - The first 100 fans ONLY score an exclusive, unique and custom-numbered certificate commemorating this epic event!

That night in Toronto,
With its checkerboard floors.
Riding on horseback,
And keeping order restored,
Til the men they couldn't hang,
Stepped to the mic and sang,
And their voices rang with that Aryan twang.

The final show on the tour was held on August 20, 2016 at the Rogers K-Rock Centre in the band's hometown of Kingston. The concert was simulcast in a special, The Tragically Hip: A National Celebration, airing commercial-free across the CBC's television and radio outlets, including CBC Television, CBC Radio One and CBC Radio 2, as well as on Sirius XM satellite radio, and online via CBC Music and YouTube.

CBC broke away from its second-last night of primetime coverage of the 2016 Summer Olympics to air the concert; Ron Maclean hosted a short introduction from Rio de Janeiro, where the Canadian Olympic athletes were themselves gathered for a viewing party at Canada House. At the end of the introduction, Maclean said: "We now go to this late breaking story on the CBC" referencing not only the concert itself but a lyric from the Tragically Hip song "Wheat Kings".

At least 11.7 million watched part of the concert across these platforms.

*** please note this is a spectacular audio/video tribute theme show, with no artist participation or live music component. All audio and video parts are licensed and legal for public presentation.