Rock fans in Grande Prairie, Alberta, have a major concert to look forward to this month as the city plays host to the Alienation Tour. Canadian rock band Three Days Grace is set to perform at the Bonnetts Energy Centre on April 23, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.
The concert marks a significant moment for the group, featuring the official return of original frontman Adam Gontier. Gontier will be reuniting with current singer Matt Walst, with both musicians sharing lead vocal duties for the performance. The band, known for numerous radio hits and billions of streams, will be joined by special guests Finger Eleven and the Edmonton-based rock group Royal Tusk.
Tickets for the event are currently available, with prices ranging from $80.50 to $113.50. The venue, which can accommodate over 4,500 people for concerts, is expected to draw a large crowd in a city recognized for its young demographic.
This performance is part of a larger slate of live music events promoted by the Grande Prairie Regional Tourism Association throughout April. Earlier this month, pianist Dr. Roger Admiral performed a solo concert, and the Pacific Northwest Celtic band Tiller’s Folly is set to take the stage at the Grande Prairie Live Theatre on April 16, 2026.
