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Michael Deschenes has 1 Roy Orbison concert.

Roy Kelton Orbison (April 23, 1936 – December 6, 1988) was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known for his distinctive voice, complex song structures, and emotional ballads. He was active primarily in the early 1960s and experienced a resurgence in the late 1980s. Orbison was recognized for performing with minimal movement, often wearing dark clothing, dark sunglasses, and styling his hair black.

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
May 12, 1986	1986 Exposition Vancouver B.C. Canada Bruce Cockburn / Eurythmics / Loverboy, / A-ha / Bryan Adams / Gowan / Parachute Club / Joan Baez with Don McLean / B.B. King / Stevie Ray Vaughan / Honeymoon Suite / Kim Mitchell / Johnny Cash / Depeche Mode / Joe Jackson / George Thorogood + the Delaware Destroyers / Smokey Robinson / The Beach Boys, / Air Supply / Tangerine Dream / Sheena Easton / Trooper / Kool & The Gang / Roy Orbison / Fats Domino with Jerry Lee Lewis / Donovan Show all bands Setlists	All Venues	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Kakola Kid

Mar 22, 2023

I saw Roy Orbison at the Queen Elizabeth Theater in Vancouver, Canada in about 1968.

Dean Edward

Nov 18, 2020

I saw Roy perform in summer of 1983 at The Big Valley Jambouree in Craven, Saskatchewan, Canada. Brenda Lee was his back-up he was the headliner. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/s...