Rock the Shores Photo Gallery

Check out a photo gallery of the dozens of musical acts that stormed the stage for Rock the Shores 2016.

Metchosin's own Jesse Roper drops to the seat of his pants to perform on day one of Rock the Shores 2016 in Colwood.

Metchosin's own Jesse Roper drops to the seat of his pants to perform on day one of Rock the Shores 2016 in Colwood.




Rock the Shores stormed the West Shore Parks & Recreation Lower Fields in Colwood for a three-day music festival featuring Jesse Roper, Malahat, Metric, City and Colour, The Arkells, July Talk and much more.

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