Our Lady Peace rocks Peterborough for ONtour concert series

The ONtour concert series made a stop at Peterborough MusicFest on Wednesday night.

The free concert is part of Ontario’s 150 anniversary celebrations.

The concert kicked off at 7:15 p.m. with River Town Saints opening the show. Coleman Hell performed at 8:30 p.m. followed by Our Lady Peace at 9:45 p.m.

“I love Peterborough. I actually lost my teeth playing hockey here about 15 years ago. So it’s always cool to come back to the city of Peterborough. People are going to see a wacky side of the River Town Saints,” said Chris Labelle, lead singer of River Town Saints.

Tweet This Click to share quote on Twitter: "I love Peterborough. I actually lost my teeth playing hockey here about 15 years ago. So it's always cool to come back to the city of Peterborough. People are going to see a wacky side of the River Town Saints," said Chris Labelle, lead singer of River Town Saints.

ONtour is stopping at 23 communities across the province.

Organizers estimate more than 17,000 thousand people filled Del Crary Park.