St. Albert, Alberta
Century Casino St. Albert
Two moments from Dangerous Cheese’s first visit to Century Casino St. Albert, shared with the band alongside a customer’s Google review.
Moose Jaw · July 8, 2022
Sidewalk Days at the Crushed Can
Dangerous Cheese at the Crushed Can in Moose Jaw for Sidewalk Days, July 8, 2022. All 22 photos from the stage, the dance floor and the camera roll.
Wascana Park · July 1, 2022
Canada Day in the Park
Dangerous Cheese onstage in Wascana Park for Canada Day, July 1, 2022. A 24-photo look at the band and the crowd.
Backstage
Turvey Center BBQ · July 2021
The Show MUST Go On
Turvey Center BBQ · July 2021. Just a week or two after Zubazz and CJ lost their fathers within days of each other, Dangerous Cheese took the stage. The Show MUST Go On.
Onstage & Off Duty
Stage Nights & Road Weirdness
A tight first look at the live show, the band, and the gloriously 80s moments in between. Open the rest when you want the full camera roll.
First Stadium Gig · May 2023
Mosaic Stadium
Dangerous Cheese at Saskatchewan Roughriders Family Day in May 2023 — the band’s first stadium performance.
Grey Cup Weekend · November 2022
Riderville
Dangerous Cheese was invited to perform at Riderville during Grey Cup Weekend. The drum riser really was that high.
From the Archives · November 2017
Beer Bacon Bands Calgary · 2017
Dangerous Cheese on the big stage at Grey Eagle Casino for Beer Bacon Bands Calgary in November 2017. This historical lineup featured Kevin Kyle on bass and Bill Grant on drums.
Onstage · With the Fans · On the Road
Cheesy Moments
Seven snapshots, seven little stories from the Dangerous Cheese camera roll.
Fan Spotlight
What a Gouda Tattoo!
A fan made their love of Dangerous Cheese permanent with this tattoo!
Crowd-supplied camera roll
The Fan Gallery
Approved photos shared through the Cheezies guestbook. Every image is numbered in the order the band approves it.
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Riderville, Grey Cup, Saskatchewan Roughriders, Mosaic Stadium, and visible event branding appear only as documentary context for past performances. No current sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation is implied.
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