ROCKIN' NYE BASH Featuring The Mudmen

🎉 Four Fathers Brewing Co Presents: Mudmen in Concert - New Year's Bash! 🎉

Celebrate New Year's Eve with an unforgettable evening of Celtic music and storytelling from Canada’s very own Celtic rock warriors, The Mudmen!

🕛 When: December 31, 2024 (Doors at 7:30PM, show begins at 9:00PM)
📍 Where: The IV Loft at Four Fathers Brewing

With over 3,000 shows across 8 countries, The Mudmen have captivated audiences worldwide. Johnny Reid calls them "Canada’s best kept secret," Don Cherry says they’re "good Canadian boys," polka king Walter Ostanek proudly states "Mudmen, I am proud of them," and Ron MacLean says "loves 'em, and you should too!"

Bid farewell to 2024 and welcome 2025 with a high-energy night filled with incredible Celtic tunes and unforgettable stories. Don your plaid or kilt and experience the magic of Mudmen live by rocking your way into the new year!

We will have beerhall style seating available that night so you can grab a seat or dance the night away on our dancefloor if you would prefer - no reservation required!

🎟️ Don’t miss out on this epic event—grab your tickets now and get ready to celebrate in style! This event is 19+.

About Mudmen

    Always entertaining and definitely unique, Mudmen are a blast of Celtic energy whose members are known to be characters both on and off the stage. First discovered as "The Campbell Brothers", the Brothers signed a record deal with EMI Records changing their name to "Mudmen" in the late 90's. Re established in 1998 Mudmen have performed at festivals, theatres, events & clubs in 8 different countries with over 3000 shows to date and 11 studio albums.

Mudmen's music has been featured Xbox and PlayStation video games, NBC's television show "The Black Donnelly's", WWE Wrestling, 6 Don Cherry Rock' em Sock' em hockey video's, HBO's Shameless, Hockey Night in Canada's "Coach's Corner" 6 music videos on Much Music/MTV reaching #19 on the Edge radio top 20 countdown. Mudmen have guested on the Bob & Doug Mackenzie CBC TWO-FOUR Anniversary, Johnny Reids PBS Special and the new Hockey Night in Canada Anthem produced by rock icon Bob Rock where Ron Maclean said televised "Mudmen we love'em" This led to a 3 month coast to coast tour with Country superstar Johnny Reid, an appearance at the Canadian Country Music Awards and a performance on Parliament Hill on Canada Day for the Queen of England with the Brothers meeting and shaking the Queens hand televised

Career highlights include performing at the Oilers/Flames home opening ceremony on the CBC, performing at the 84 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup re-union televised with Wayne Gretzky , Red Ryder & Sarah MacLaughlin,12 Canada's Walk of Fame ceremonies, 3 Memorial Cups, 7 Grey Cups, 8 Molson Canadian Snowjams, 2 Special Olympic televised home opening ceremonies ,4 Edge fest's a performance at the Leaf/Bruins TSN hockey game, a performance with George Canyon "For the love of the Game" Men's and Ladies gold Olympic hockey medal ceremony, 4 IPA Plowing Match's, 40 Cross Canada headlining tours and a performance at the IHHF World Hockey Tournament. Mudmen have guested and or opened for ZZ Top, The Guess Who, Loverboy, April Wine , Chilliwack, Trooper, Helix, Johnny Reid, Nazareth, Glass Tiger, 54-40 The Irish Rovers, The Chieftains, John McDermott, Natalie MacMaster, Sloan and The Trews to name a few. Corporate clients include Coca-Cola, Canada Tourism, LCBO, Weedman, American Standard, Kodak, M & M Meats and Walmart Canada/America where the Brothers performed on a card with Brooks & Dunn, Joey Nicoles & Jewel in the Sam Walton Arena in Arkansas.

As of 2024 Mudmen have been together for 26 years building a legion of fans from young to old. Mudmen have been selling out numerous prestigious theatres such as Victoria Hall, the Stockey Centre, the Roxy Theatre, The Grand Theatre with appearances at numerous Country and Celtic festivals threw-out North America with no signs of slowing down . Mudmen, Sandy Campbell, Robby Campbell, Colin Amey, Andy Gingerich, Alex Showdra and Emmett Glancie believe that nice guys can finish first while enjoying what you do translates to all audiences . It has been said to describe mudmen in one word one would say "fun"!