Great Big Sea frontman Alan Doyle put on a show in-front of a massive crowd at Peterborough Musicfest on Wednesday (Aug. 8).
The threat of rain didn’t stop throngs of fans from coming out to the show.
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This was Doyle’s first Peterborough Musicfest concert in five years.
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He played some of his own hits and classics from Great Big Sea including Ordinary Day and Run, Runaway.
Doyle will return to the area with his #ComeOutWithMe Tour with special guest Whitney Rose in Belleville on Nov. 8.
Against the Wind: Bob Seger Tribute will play Musicfest on Saturday at 8 p.m.
Canadian country artist Terri Clark will play the festival on Aug. 15.
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