May
4
2025
2025
André-Philippe Gagnon: Greatest Hits Show.
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As a result of escalator upgrade construction at the Jubilee Auditorium, there will be limited escalator access between main floor and 1st balcony for this engagement. These improvements will bring the benefit of upgraded facilities; however, we do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding. Should the use of the stairs pose a problem, please take extra time to arrive at the theatre as the elevator may be busier than usual.
Dates and showtimes
May 4
7:00pm
More about this event
Known as “the man of a thousand voices”, Andre-Philippe Gagnon is a legend himself, playing to sold-out audiences worldwide for over three decades. “The Greatest Hits Tour” features Andre’s classic impressions spanning his entire career. You will hear crowd favourites including “We Are The World” (which launched Andre to stardom overnight after his performance on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson), Mick Jagger, The Beatles, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Elvis, Johnny Cash, Barry White, The Black Eyed Peas and dozens more.His new show combines music, comedy, multimedia, and unforgettable stories as Andre takes you through the highlights of his incredible career.
Gagnon’s big break came when he appeared on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, performing his version of the famine-relief anthem “We Are the World,” impersonating all 18 famous voices on the song. Following that performance, he sold out an entire tour in three hours in his home province of Quebec, setting box office records. He has since gone on to stardom globally, including tours with Celine Dion, playing at the Olympics, and performing at the opening of the Skydome broadcast live. Gagnon also completed a decade-long residency at the prestigious Casino Venetian in Las Vegas, playing to packed houses six nights/week, being named “Vegas’ Best New Act.”
“The Greatest Hits Show” takes you back in time for a night filled with the greatest songs and greatest voices in music history. It’s Andre Philippe Gagnon at his best!