-Lizzie Skelton

With B.C. still in phase two of its re-opening plan amid the COVID-19 pandemic, 琉璃神社鈥檚 OK Corral Cabaret is continuing to host various artists each month for online shows until health authorities give permission for live shows.

The country-western bar is hoping to re-open with social distancing, health and safety as a priority in the next six weeks.

On Friday, June 9 at 9 p.m., country artist Kadooh, from the Lower Mainland, will perform a free live stream show through the OK Corral鈥檚

Nickleback frontman Chad Kruger had a substantial influence on Kadooh, who is originally from Hannah, Alta.

Both Kruger and Kadooh write songs together with Kruger appearing in Kadooh鈥檚 video 鈥淪omething to roll on鈥�.

Kadooh had been planning on performing at the OK Corral since last year鈥檚 BC Country Awards, yet did not expect it to be during a pandemic.

The country singer has played on stage at Rockin鈥� River in Merritt and according to managing owner of the OK Corral Andy Bowie, Kadooh likely has the most recognizable hairdo in B.C.鈥檚 country music scene.

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