Lost together: A conversation with Blue Rodeo
The Journal had the chance to chat with iconic Blue Rodeo members Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor, along with Dale Heslip, the director of their new film, Blue Rodeo: Lost Together. They gave the inside scoop of their musical journey, the significance of returning to Kingston, and what audiences can expect from their new documentary.
READ MORE: Blue Rodeo closes KCFF with celebration of music and friendship
https://www.queensjournal.ca/blue-rodeo-closes-kcff-with-celebration-of-music-and-friendship/
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READ MORE: Blue Rodeo closes KCFF with celebration of music and friendship
https://www.queensjournal.ca/blue-rodeo-closes-kcff-with-celebration-of-music-and-friendship/
Do you have a query you want answered? Let our Videos team know!
Senior Video Editor: Cassidy Comeau, [email protected]
Executive Editors: Allie Moustakis & Skylar Soroka, [email protected]
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Edited by: Cassidy Comeau
Posted: Mar. 7, 2025 via kingstonlive.ca
Filmed: Mar. 2, 2025
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