Get ready for an incredible night of award-winning music as Crash Test Dummies, The Northern Pikes and Lisa Loeb hit the OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino on Saturday, November 22. Known for their distinctive sounds and chart-topping tracks, these celebrated artists will bring their signature styles to Niagara Falls for a high-energy live performance.

Lisa Loeb, a GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter, touring musician, SiriusXM radio host, actor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, catapulted into the spotlight with her platinum-selling #1 hit song “Stay (I Missed You)” from the film Reality Bites. As a trailblazing independent artist, Lisa made history as the first pop musician to achieve a Number 1 single without a recording contract. With 15 albums to her name, including the critically acclaimed 'A Simple Trick To Happiness' and the new family friendly album, “That What It’s All About” in collaboration with The Hollow Trees, Lisa continues to captivate audiences worldwide. You can catch Lisa daily on her own weekday SiriusXM radio show 'Stay With Lisa Loeb' on ‘90s on 9.

With a career spanning over three decades, The Northern Pikes have become one of Canada’s most enduring rock bands. Known for their unmistakable sound and timeless hits like “She Ain’t Pretty”, “Teenland” and “Girl with a Problem”, the Pikes blend sharp lyrics, soaring harmonies and infectious melodies that defined a generation. Hailing from Saskatchewan, this multi-platinum group continues to captivate audiences with their mix of rock energy and heartfelt songwriting. Whether on stage or on record, The Northern

Pikes deliver a show filled with nostalgia, musicianship and pure Canadian rock spirit.

With one of the most recognized voices in Canadian music history, Crash Test Dummies rose to international fame in the early '90s with their iconic hits “Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm” and “Superman’s Song.” The three-time GRAMMY® nominated and JUNO Award-winning alternative rock band is known for its folk-tinged sound, driven by frontman Brad Roberts’ signature baritone and the rich harmonies of Ellen Reid. Their music found continued success with the hit cover of “The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead,” featured in the blockbuster Dumb and Dumber soundtrack.