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Change of Heart

Rock band from Toronto, ON · formed 1982

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Change of Heart photo
Photo from the public record
Shows on record
6
Rooms played
6
Cities
6
Releases
14
Last show
Sep 1, 2017Mizener's Antiques & Flea Market

About

Change of Heart is a band from Toronto, ON, formed in 1982, tagged AOR, hard rock, melodic rock by its sources. Shows on record run from 1994 to 2026, across 6 rooms in 6 cities.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

6 on record · bandslate-pipeline, Songkick

Upcoming shows

  1. Change of Heart: Tom Petty Tribute ∙

    Crafthouse Stage & Grill · Pittsburgh, PA

    With Tom Petty Tribute

    Tribute

Shows per year

  1. 19941 show
  2. 19953 shows
  3. 20171 show
  4. 20261 show
Show history
DateVenue
Sep 1, 2017Mizener's Antiques & Flea Market · HamiltonSupportwith Varga, Killer Dwarfs, House of David Gang, +9
Dec 9, 1995Danforth Music Hall · TorontoSupportwith Odds, Rusty, Sandbox
Feb 23, 1995Kamloops Riverside Coliseum · KamloopsSupportwith The Tragically Hip, Odds
Feb 7, 1995Ottawa Civic Centre · OttawaSupportwith The Tragically Hip, Odds
Jul 1, 1994Molson Park · BarrieSupportwith The Tragically Hip, Daniel Lanois, Spirit of the West, +6

Where they play

6 rooms in 6 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • Barrie1 show
  • Hamilton1 show
  • Kamloops1 show
  • Ottawa1 show
  • Pittsburgh1 show

and 1 other city

Live history

5 shows on record
Shows counted
5
First on record
Jul 1994
Latest on record
Sep 2017

Shows per year

  1. 19941
  2. 19953
  3. 20171

Top rooms

  • Mizener's Antiques & Flea Market, Hamilton · 1
  • Danforth Music Hall, Toronto · 1
  • Kamloops Riverside Coliseum, Kamloops · 1
  • Ottawa Civic Centre, Ottawa · 1
  • Molson Park, Barrie · 1

Top cities

  • Barrie, ON · 1
  • Toronto, ON · 1
  • Ottawa, ON · 1
  • Hamilton · 1
  • Kamloops, BC · 1

Often on the bill with: Odds, The Tragically Hip, Daniel Lanois, Eric's Trip, Jane Siberry, Killer Dwarfs, Rheostatics, Sierra

Counted from the shows BandSlate holds; missing shows are not counted.

Releases

14 releases, 1987–2025

  • In The Wreckage

    2025

  • Delivering (a Pot Of Toxic Waste To The Doorsteps Of The Captain's Of Industry)

    2017

  • There You Go '82-'97

    2012 · Compilation

  • Steelteeth

    1997 · Album

  • Steelteeth A Three Song Extraction

    1997

  • 5 Song Sampler

    1997

  • Tummysuckle Ruse

    1996

  • Tummysuckle

    1995 · Album

  • What My Paws Can Move

    1994

  • Tummysuckle

    1994

  • Smile

    1992 · Album

  • Tired of Waking Up Tired

    1991 · Ep

  • Soapbox

    1989 · Album

  • Slowdance

    1987 · Album

Lineup

  • Ian Blurton
  • Bernard Maiezza
  • Damon Richardson

Former

  • Michael Armstrong

Airplay

No airplay on record.

Lineup history

10 members on record
  • Bernard Maiezzatenure unknown
  • Damon Richardsontenure unknown
  • Glenn Milchemtenure unknown
  • Ian Blurtontenure unknown
  • John Borratenure unknown
  • Michael Armstrongleft, years unknown
  • Mike Armstrongtenure unknown
  • Rob Higginstenure unknown
  • Rob Taylortenure unknown
  • Ron Duffytenure unknown

Years come from public music databases. Where none says a member left, the end is shown as unknown; it does not mean they are still in the band.

Members also play in: A Neon Rome (via Bernard Maiezza), Bionic (via Ian Blurton), C'mon (via Ian Blurton), Cookie Duster (via Bernard Maiezza), Danko Jones (via Damon Richardson), Heavy Friends (via Bernard Maiezza), Ian Blurton's Future Now (via Ian Blurton), Ian Blurton's Happy Endings (via Ian Blurton) and 3 more

Shares members with: Blue Rodeo (via Glenn Milchem), Blurtonia (via Ian Blurton), By Divine Right (via Rob Higgins), Dearly Beloved (via Rob Higgins), Groovy Religion (via Glenn Milchem), Holy Fuck (via Glenn Milchem), Lost Dakotas (via Ron Duffy), Rattlesnake Choir (via John Borra) and 2 more

Photos, art and posters

Change of Heart — Danforth Music Hall, 1995-12-09
Poster · Danforth Music Hall, 1995-12-09 — Songkick
Change of Heart — Kamloops Riverside Coliseum, 1995-02-23
Poster · Kamloops Riverside Coliseum, 1995-02-23 — Songkick

Sources & corrections

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What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
Change Of Heart on Last.fmArtist facts
Change Of Heart on DiscogsArtist facts
bandslate-pipelineShow history
SongkickShow history, Show posters
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikipediaCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.

From Wikipedia

These facts are from the English Wikipedia article Change of Heart (band). They are shown on their own and are not merged into the record above.

Origin
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Years active
1982–1997
Genres
Alternative rock
Labels
Cargo Records
Past members
Ian Blurton, Ron Duffy, Glenn Milchem, John Richardson, Rob Taylor, John Borra, Mike Armstrong, Bernard Maiezza, Rob Higgins
Associated acts
A Neon Rome, Blurtonia, C'mon, Cookie Duster

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