Our first in person gig since before the pandemic! Details forthcoming...

Cootes Paradise will be streaming a video that will include fun facts, trivia, pictures, and more, along with the music from our new album, "Downstream". It'll be a fun and interactive gathering where you can communicate with the band and each other through the chat.

Tune into the Toronto Blues Society's Facebook page for the premier of "The First Time", filmed at Hugh's Room Live, followed by an interview by Ken Wallis of Blues Source Canada.

POSTPONED. SEE BELOW.

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19 CONCERNS. Please stand by - we will be rescheduling this one.
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We'll be returning to the beautiful sanctuary of Sydenham-Heritage United Church for an evening of Cootes Paradise music.

Cootes Paradise special matinee performance with special guests Erin McFadden and Alyssa Mackenzie.

Local 293 of the Hamilton Musicians' Guild will be hosting a concert to raise funds for the Bob Pedler Memorial Fund. We are proud to once again to be included among the great performers at this event for the very worthy cause of offering aid to our fellow musicians who are unable to perform due to injury or illness. Cootes Paradise will take the stage at 4:40pm.

Catch us on Saturday Aug 3 at 3pm on the main stage in beautiful, historic Gage Park at the 44th Annual Festival of Friends.

Every year, the Hamilton music community gathers to celebrate the life of guitar player extraordinaire, the late Brian Griffiths, in support of a bursary in his name. Young guitar players benefit from the proceeds. Please come out and support this! There are lots of great musicians on the bill. Approximate stage time for us will be 10:45pm (subject to change). Tickets are available Available at Picks and Sticks 140 Locke St or at the door.

We're playing a one hour set at this popular festival on Ottawa Street. The stage is located at the corner of Ottawa St. N. and Edinburgh St. between Café Limoncello and a small corner park called East Kiwanis Place. Come with an empty stomach and stroll Ottawa Street, which is booming with new restaurants, fashion, fabrics, and more!