The Barenaked Ladies
played to an excited crowd
at the Multiplex on Sunday
night. After winning three
Junos BNL was pumped
and so was the audience.
Those people who were
there early even got to
watch the band give their
Juno acceptance speech.
The act was a combina-
tion of fun music and
cheap rip-offs of teen pop
music with a
comedy thrown in for fun.
Chantal Kreviazuk opened
the night for BNL, but
lacked her usual enthusi-
asm, as one of her close

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relatives had gone into a
coma that day and she
was quite upset. Before
one of her songs she
explained the reason why
she was upset and broke
down into tears on stage.
It seemed that the set was
cut short and she was
somewhat off her stride
for the evening, but the
crowd sympathized and
sent her off with a stand-
ing ovation.

The crowd once again
rose to its feet as the
members of BNL came
onto stage. They started
off with some of their more

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recent music and
then proceeded
to sing a song
that had never

been heard
before called
"Sweaty, Juno
Winning Balls"
that sent the

crowd into fits of
laughter. Later
on in the show
Ed Robertson
(guitar, vocals)
- related his expe-
riences at the Kid's World
Children's Expo with his
daughter Hannah, and
expressed his gratitude
that Prince George has a
"real fucking fairy" walking
around.

Towards the end of the
performance BNL pulled
out the classic "If | had a
Million Dollars" and got
the crowd involved, look-
ing for a guy in the audi-
ence with the best hair
and beard combo. One of
the elderly security guards
won, but a guy near the
front got an honorable
mention for having a-small

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beard and BNL shaved
into the back of his head.
Overall, the show was well
worth the $50 price tag,

and probably one of the
best BNL has ever put on

due to the excitement of
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