Kim Mitchell speaks candidly on longevity, touring Canada ahead of Calgary show

By Todd Kaufman

Posted Nov 12, 2024 1:31 pm.

Last Updated Nov 12, 2024 2:53 pm.

Canada’s Kim Mitchell is responsible for such mega 80s hits as Lager & Ale, Patio Lanterns and Go For a Soda.

He’s been making music since the mid-70s either as a solo artist, or as a member of Max Webster.

Mitchell sat down with 660’s Todd Kaufman as he gets ready for a tour stop at the Grey Eagle Casino in Calgary on Wednesday, Nov. 13.

Kim Mitchell interview

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