Woodstock will play host to an upcoming tribute concert this month.
WOODSTOCK - Country fans will be out in full force for an upcoming legends tribute concert.
They can enjoy listening to some music from country tribute artists at "Country Legends" inside the Old St. Paul's Anglican Church.
Owner of Celebrity Productions Jackie Grainge says audiences can expect to see some familiar faces.
"We've definitely got Shania Twain and she's an award-winning Shania Twain tribute artist, and we're going to have Reba McEntire, Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam. So there's more than that as well and we come out in full costume and we look alike, sound alike as much as we possibly can."
The tribute concert is being put on by Celebrity Productions, who have performed tribute shows in the past in Woodstock including an ABBA tribute concert and the British Invasion.
Grainge says their concerts make audiences feel nostalgic.
"I just think that it's just keeping the memories alive and just you're not able to see those legends anymore. Maybe they've passed away or ticket prices are just too expensive, or you can't get to the concerts, but it's really nice just to relive those memories again."
Tickets are only $15.00 and they can be bought at the Old St. Paul's Anglican Church or at Merrifield Bookshops in Woodstock.
The concert happens on March 31st, going from 7:00-8:00pm.
Refreshments will be at the Inn inside Old St. Paul's Anglican Church following the concert, provided by the Upper Thames Brewing Company and The Pub at Norwich Ave.

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