Sadleir House Stays Upright After Thrilling Burn'em Court Performance
- Mike Johnston
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By: Mike Johnston
Peterborough, Ontario - The Sadleir House had it’s structural integrity tested on Friday July 17th as Burn’em Court pulled up like a rocket sled on rails. In front of a sold out room, the guys did what they do best... they shredded.
Lead singer Dave Clark crumbled the stage to the ground with his patented high energy performance. A born rockstar, Clark anchors the group with confidence. The band's rookie status completely disappears behind the masterful handling of their instruments. Burn’em’s raw talent is laid bare throughout their unfiltered live set.
The track listing is tailor made for the stage. Burn’em’s raw, relentless pace makes for an electric live show. Standout tracks included “Don’t Think”, which features a sprawling and intricate guitar solo from Ryerson Manley. “House On Fire”, Burn’em’s newest single (which was performed to perfection), captured every ounce of aggression from the recording. Finally, the guys covered the Rage Against the Machine opus “Bulls on Parade”, a song right in their wheelhouse.
Burn’em’s talent and evolution progresses in every note the group plays. With
more shows being announced later this summer, you’ll want to keep an eye on
their socials.
Thank you to Peterborough’s Sadleir House, who provided the ideal venue for an "in your face" rock show. With a sound system that took no prisoners, the packed room enjoyed a clean space, gracious hosts and cold beers.
Show Date: July 17, 2026
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