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I Thursday. Feb. 25. 2010, 2 M108 9‘ iEaELLAu EXPLOBIST oumoonsmu ups _ - dean tor fishing: snownnbifing. hiking. All Ill-STOCK SNOWBLOWERS PRICED TO CLEAR! BUY NOW FOR NEXT YEAR! ‘29!” 00-3413 SAVE 50% ‘22!” ENTERTAINMENT: Young talent ready to shine â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'i Dyian Cook and other We Rock School of Music students will play Nineteen on the Park. BY SANDRA BOLAN sbolan@yrmg.com When Amanda Belardinelli concerts at the Air Canada Centre sell out in a matter of minâ€" utes, you can say you saw her perform when she was an upâ€"and-coming 16-year-old trying to make it in the business. I I ,;A tU IIIW .v u- __v 7 , Providing you head over to the Lebovic Centre for Arts and Entertainment - Nine- teen on the Park this Sunday night for a con- cert by the students of Stouffville’s We RoCk School of Music. 7 7 __ said Jim .McMillan, president of the music school Ms Belardinelli attends. And she's not alone. Other students taking to the stage this (aw-mm?” 5892 Main St.. Stouffville (Giant Ttger next! to tho 80015.50") 905-640-4409 weekend include fingerstyle guitarist Shay- la Brown, electric guitarist Dylan Cook, bassist Matthew Renzoni and singer Maddy Stover. All have been with the school a year 01' tWO. “ I‘ o 77_l Ul t'vv. The students will be joined by professional singer Jennifer Kazmirchuk and Midlife Crisis drummer Ion Bouwmeister. I‘M “last year's concert drew more than 200 people, according to Mr. McMillan. “People couldn’t get in. It was overwhelm- ing and people were overwhelmed by the talent." he said. The show runs from 6 to 9 pm, tickets are $10 each and available from We Rock School of Music, 6245 Main St, and Nineteen on the Parks box office. 19 Civic Ave., 905 6402322 and www.corH/Nineteenasn Q I u '