Honeymoon Suite
9:00pm - 10:15pm

Honeymoon Suite originally formed in 1982 by singer Johnnie Dee with the songwriters Derry Grehan (guitar) and Ray Coburn (keyboards), as well as Gary Lalonde (bass guitar) and Dave Betts (drums). Coburn was replaced by Rob Preuss in 1986. Honeymoon Suite's spirited, commercial style rock music was supported by the then-new promotional medium of music videos and brought the band success quickly.

Its first LP, Honeymoon Suite, issued in 1984, included 'New Girl Now,' an international hit which led to several tours in the USA (as an opening act for Jethro Tull, Journey, Heart, etc) and Canada. Honeymoon Suite received a Juno Award as group of the year in 1986.

In June 2007, the band officially announced the return of a reunited classic line-up. The band toured extensively throughout Canada in 2007 and 2008 and then entered the studio to record a new album. The high point of the reunion was the new CD Clifton Hill and named after the famous landmark in the centre of the tourist activity in Niagara Falls. The new album is described by guitarist Derry Grehan as "somewhat of a return musically to the sound that we had in the 80's".

Singing of O' Canada with Mark Donnelly
8:50pm

Join Mark Donnelly, best known for singing the anthem at the Vancouver Canucks hockey game, for the singing of O' Canada. You know how it goes: he sings, we sing, he sings, we cheer! It'll make the hair on your arms stand up!

ODDS
7:45pm - 8:30pm

When you spend over twenty years playing in a band like Canadian power-pop legends Odds, you pick up a few stories along the way. After four albums and hits like "It Falls Apart", "Eat My Brain", "Make You Mad" and "Someone Who's Cool”, they returned in 2008 with the LP Cheerleader. The group then threw itself into a strange and exotic endeavour -- storytime theatre. They weave ideas and war stories between performing the songs with running visuals and effects. Look for clips on the Odds' website (www.oddsmusic.com) and for them to take it on the road in 2010. 

Surrey Celebration Dance Team
7:20pm - 7:30pm
The SCDT was created as a joint partnership between the City of Surrey and the Arts Council of Surrey. These 20 young dancers ages 16-24 are Surrey’s up and coming talent and performed at the Surrey Torch Relay and Surrey 2010 Celebration Site. Having trained at some of the best studios in the Lower Mainland, they are looking forward to this professional opportunity and to represent our city through dance.

Stereos
6:30pm - 7:10pm
Behind almost every overnight success story is an untold tale of toil. So yes, the chart-storming, inked-up lads of Stereos seem to have come out of nowhere (they call it Edmonton) with their seasonal smash “Summer Girl.” But the five band members spent a good half-decade hunkered down -- writing songs in basements, doing time in other bands and working soul-crushing McJobs before a twist of fate (you call it MuchMusic) turned made them “instant” pop stars.

Dragonette
5:30pm - 6:10pm

God created the earth. Boy (Dan Kurtz) meets Girl (Martina Sorbara) . Boy marries Girl. Boy and Girl make a demo in their basement called “I Get Around.” Boy and Girl put together band (Enter Will Stapleton and Joel Stouffer). Radio plays “I Get Around” incessantly. “Galore” gets released. Someone unrelated to the band calls it “probably the best record of 2007. “Another calls it “pop music the way that pop music should be: overblown, daring, and incredibly charismatic.” The band releases the 2^nd album’s title track (“Fixin To Thrill”) to great fanfare from people who spend a lot of time in front of computer screens. Band finds a kindred spirit (Chris Huggett) to step into the guitarist chair. Band finishes 2^nd album and books tour dates across the globe. Other nice people ask to help spread the word further. Band hopes for a few more chapters and a happy ending.

Jessie Farrell
4:30pm Main Stage

Jessie Farrell is Canadian Country Artist signed to 604/Universal. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs  when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year.

Ridley Bent
3:30pm - 4:10pm

Alone, or with his band, Ridley Bent brings a level of commitment to his performances so complete, the audience can't help going where he takes them. "He's not strutting around the stage," says Ellis, "he's standing there like Hank Sr., holding his ground." More and more, people can't help but notice; Ridley was nominated for Songwriter of the Year at the 2006 Western Canadian Music Awards. In 2008 he received three Canadian Country Music Award nominations, nine British Columbia Country Music Award nominations and was the winner of the Ray Mcauley Horizon Award as well as the Edmonton Folk Festival's Galaxie Rising Star Award. Ridley has also toured with Corb Lund, Doc Walker, and hit major Canadian Folk Fests like Vancouver, Winnipeg, Calgary, and Hillside.

Shiamak's Bollywood Jazz
3:00pm - 3:20pm

SHIAMAK'S BOLLYWOOD JAZZ DANCE MOVEMENT combines Indian Styles with western Techniques, adding the Energy, Colour, Flavor of Bollywood to our Dance classes. Its a great way to start or end your day!

Dreams - Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
2:00pm - 2:40pm

From the music to the costumes, Dreams portrays Fleetwood Mac with incredible authenticity. This is definitely a show you won’t want to miss. When you sit back and reminisce about the 70's & 80's music, one of the top bands to grace the charts was Fleetwood Mac. Even today, 30 plus years later, you can still here their music on the radio stations around the world. It was with that thought in mind that Dreams was born. The cast of Dreams takes great pride being able to replicate the Fleetwood Mac sound so closely that it’s difficult to tell the difference. Get Going and Get Grooving to Dreams!

Opening Ceremonies with Mayor & Council 
1:30pm - 2:00pm

Join Mayor Dianne Watts and Council as they welcome you to the 2010 Surrey Canada Day. Cheer on the Grand March, Sing O' Canada, and have a bite of the Canada Day birthday cake.

Arrival - Tribute to Abba
12:30pm - 1:15pm

Playing hundreds of sold out live shows, the ABBA tribute band ARRIVAL has a sound and stage show has been honed and fine tuned to such a degree that they have many times actually been mistaken for the real ABBA!

You will always find the crowd singing along with all of ABBA's famous and well known tunes during ARRIVAL's exciting high energy live stage show!

That's because every song on ARRIVAL's roster was a number one ABBA hit, and ARRIVAL delivers with such incredible and enjoyable authenticity,you feel that you are actually witnessing ABBA in Concert!

Charlotte Diamond
11:00am - 12:00pm

Charlotte presently has thirteen recordings, a string of international awards, two nationally televised videos, and tours throughout Canada and the USA. She has also had three concert tours to Costa Rica, on the invitation of the First Lady of Costa Rica, UNICEF, and the Canadian Embassy. Both of Charlotte's latest CDs, Charlotte Diamond's World and Nous sommes tous comme les fleurs (in French) have received Juno Award Nominations for Best Children's Recording, and Charlotte Diamond's World is a Parents' Choice Honors winner.

Charlotte has two sons, Matthew (32) and Thomas (29), who continue to help their mom with the writing of new songs. In the preparation of "Diamonds and Dragons," Matthew co-wrote "Slimy the Slug" and Thomas inspired "Dicky Dinosaur," a prehistoric rap song. Children's health and development are other areas of interest for Charlotte. She often performs for the Variety Club Telethon, Show of Hearts; and she wrote the theme song, "You Can Make a Miracle" (from Diamonds and Dragons) for B.C. Children's Hospital and the Children's Miracle Network Telethon.

En Karma
6:45pm - 7:30pm

Initially, it was the love of Bhangra and the desire to perform live music that brought together this group of talented friends. In 2007, finding the need to flex their creative muscle, En Karma began writing and recording their own style of Bhangra music. Now ready for the release of their debut album, and having vastly toured across North America and Europe, En Karma have embarked on a journey that has lead them to be the pioneers of Global Live Bhangra! They have accompanied and shared the stage with many famous North American and International artists such as Malkit Singh, Sam Roberts just mention a few.

En Karma, enjoyed tremendously successful performances at the Surrey 2010 Celebration Site.

KerryLee Manuel
5:45pm - 6:15pm

KerryLee has participated in numerous shows and festivals such as the Hall of Fame National Singing Finals and Tribute to the Grand Ole Opry in Calgary, Cloverdale Country Fest, Cloverdale Rodeo, BC Talent Search and BCRA Rodeo Finals 1996 held in Salmon Arm.

KerryLee qualified in the Hall of Fame Canadian National Singing Finals held in Calgary in 2001 & 2002 performing her own material and went on to Nashville to record two of her written pieces. “Built to Break", written in 1999, was played on various radio stations in Central BC and Australia.

 MARLIN RAMAZZINI
4:00pm - 4:30pm

Marlin Ramazzini is one of the most versatile and accomplished Latin singers on the West Coast, with a warm and sensuous voice that can tease out the essence of any song.

Growing up in Guatemala, she was inspired to start singing by listening to Cuban son, cha cha cha, mambo and other hot rhythms on the radio.  After winning a major talent competition at the age of 12, Marlin realized that her destiny was to make music.

KOREAN TRADITIONAL DRUMMERS
3:00pm - 3:30pm

Korean Traditional Art Society is renowned for performing their celebration of Korean Culture.  This group incorporates drumming and dance and is remarkable for their dedication and fine artistry.

NEW TALENT SHOWCASE
2:00pm - 2:30pm

Surrey City Jam Winners - Nhemy Cepeda (age 10) - Nhemy is 10 years old and a soloist with lots of personality and entertainment value. He is a small guy with a big voice and sings a wide variety of covers like The Jackson 5, Beyonce, Frank Sinatra, Celine Dion. He sings to backing tracks and is very fun to watch.

Shelby Noble (age 15) – Shelby has been captivating audiences in the B.C. music scene for the past 10 years. Now at 17, her passion for singing, song writing, guitar, dance, and acting are having a wide range of fans take notice. Not only has Shelby performed at “Mountain Fest” in Merritt for 5 years running, and has been a 2 time finalist at “The Beat Music Awards”, but she's also been seen at the B.C. Lions football games, as well as the Vancouver Canadians baseball games as the anthem singer.

SASS Student Songwriter winners - Cora Balazs (age 15) and Jesse Goodwin (age 17), two talented students from New Westminster Secondary School, placed first in the Student Alliance of School Songwriters (SASS) Year-end Recital and Competition on Saturday, June 5^th. The event featured 18 of the top singer-songwriters from high schools around the Lower Mainland with each performer playing and singing an original song.

CIRCUS WEST
12:30pm - 1:15pm

Circus West

Vancouver’s renowned Circus West performance troupe, will present the fine arts of acro-balance, juggling virtuousity, uni-cycling and chair-stacking.  Fresh from their highly successful performances at Vancouver 2010, Circus West’s athletes and performers are gaining recognition at international levels.