Corb Lund took the stage before a sold-out Key City Theatre Wednesday, Sept. 21 — just him and his guitar and his alt-country songbook that delighted a pumped up, enthusiastic audience. Lund, back touring North America after a long two year shutdown, played songs old and new — and in spite of everything the song says, suddenly, we all feel that, yes, things would be better with cows around. (Barry Coulter photo)
Corb Lund at the Key City Theatre, Wednesday, Sept. 21. (Barry Coulter photos)
Corb Lund took the stage before a sold-out Key City Theatre Wednesday, Sept. 21 — just him and his guitar and his alt-country songbook that delighted a pumped up, enthusiastic audience. Lund, back touring North America after a long two year shutdown, played songs old and new — and in spite of everything the song says, suddenly, we all feel that, yes, things would be better with cows around. (Barry Coulter photo)
Corb Lund at the Key City Theatre, Wednesday, Sept. 21. (Barry Coulter photo)
Barry Coulter had been Editor of the Cranbrook Townsman since 1998, and has been part of all those dynamic changes the newspaper industry has gone through over the past 20 years.
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