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My Son the Hurricane: A Brass-Funk Force of Nature

Sat July 25 @ 8:00 pm
Del Crary Park, Musicfest

My Son the Hurricane is a 12-piece brass-funk powerhouse from Niagara, Ontario, built around a thunderous mix of horns, drums, guitar, keys, percussion and one wildly charismatic frontwoman.

The brass-dance collective has toured internationally and stormed festival stages across Canada, the United States, Mexico and Europe. In 2025 alone, the band sold out 45 shows and became a viral sensation when one of its videos attracted more than 30 million views in just a few weeks.

With multiple drummers, a wall of brass and an explosive live show, My Son the Hurricane turns every performance into a full-scale dance party. Just try standing still.

Future Sound Seies Stage: Alycia Hebert

Admission: Free

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