Leonard Cohen’s son at WECC in November
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A NEW album that focuses on family matters has Adam Cohen back on the road, with one of the stops being the West End Cultural Centre on Nov. 14.
Tickets, which sell for $34 including fees, are available at Ticketmaster, WECC, Music Trader and the Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store.
Cohen, the son of Canadian singer-poet Leonard Cohen, emerged from a retirement from the stage in 2011 with the critically acclaimed Like a Man. We Go Home, the new album, once again deals with his relationship with his famous father, but also addresses life with his seven-year-old son Cassius.