By paNOW Staff

Bay City Rollers play E.A. Rawlinson Centre

May 14, 2013 | 6:11 AM

Les McKeown and the Legendary Bay City Rollers gave an energetic performance in Prince Albert last night at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre.

The show was nearly sold-out with an eclectic group of fans of all ages in attendance, said E.A. Rawlinson general manager Darren McCaffery.

McKeown bounced across the stage, putting on a lively show for concert-goers. McKeown joined the original Bay City Rollers in 1973 and was a large part of the band’s world-wide success until he left the group in 1978.

After pursuing a solo career for about 15 years, he formed the Legendary Bay City Rollers in the early 1990s, a group that plays original Bay City Rollers songs.

Most estimates put the total number of Bay City Rollers albums sold at about 300 million albums worldwide.

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The Rollers travel to Alberta for their next two Canadian shows and then go to British Columbia for a date in Kelowna.

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