Steve Dawson & Joachim Cooder bring a serious dose of roots music to the stage for one special night. Dawson is one of Canada’s finest guitarists and producers; Cooder is a gifted multi-instrumentalist with rhythm, groove and roots music in his bones.Together they’ll trade songs, back each other up, switch instruments and see where the music takes them—blues, folk, roots and plenty in between."
Skerryvore bring the sound of Scotland roaring into the present—blazing pipes and fiddle, driving rhythms, soaring vocals and big, unforgettable melodies.
Four-time winners of Scotland’s Live Act of the Year, they blend folk, trad, rock and pop into one of the most exciting live shows around.
One minute heartfelt and haunting, the next full-throttle and foot-stomping.
Scottish roots music with heart, muscle and plenty of lift.
Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter Cara Luft joins Fish Creek Concerts for a special new CD release concert celebrating My Heart Will Always Be, her first solo album in over 13 years. A founding member of The Wailin’ Jennys and The Small Glories, Cara brings warmth, wit, fearless musicianship, and beautifully crafted songs to the stage for what promises to be an intimate and uplifting night of folk-rooted music.
Blistering acoustic blues—Lloyd Spiegel delivers jaw-dropping guitar, soulful vocals, and world-class roots mastery.
Guitarist, storyteller, road-tested performer — Lloyd brings the kind of blues that is fiery, funny, soulful, and very much alive in the room.
A master of roots, blues, and song craft, Colin Linden brings his world-class guitar work and deep musical soul to River Park Church on Saturday, October 31.
Opening the night is the powerhouse voice of Ollee Owens.
David Francey is one of Canada’s great folk storytellers—a four-time JUNO winner whose plainspoken songs find beauty in working lives, hard miles and everyday moments.
Warm, funny and deeply human, Francey has a rare gift for making a room feel like a kitchen table shared with an old friend. His songs stay with you long after the night is over.
If you love folk music built on stories, heart and honesty, David Francey is essential listening.
Over The Moon bring their JUNO-nominated “cowbilly” charm to the holidays with Christmas on the Range—a warm, funny mix of western swing, cowboy blues, sweet harmonies and seasonal favourites.
Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell are married in real life, which means the music is tight, the stories are good, and the stage banter comes naturally.
Expect great picking, a little twang, a few laughs and absolutely no manufactured holiday sparkle.
December 5 at Southwood United Church 2 Shows 2PM and 7:30PM
The Arrogant Worms return to Calgary—arrogant, irreverent and aging reluctantly!
Join us March 12 for a hilarious night of sharp songs, big laughs and wonderfully questionable behavior.
Newfoundland’s Rum Ragged bring the authentic sound of the East Coast to The GRAND on March 26—rooted in tradition, rich with harmony and played with heart.
Danny Michel brings his big-hearted songs, sharp wit and fearless musicianship to Southwood. Expect great stories, infectious energy and a folk-filled night that could go just about anywhere.
Ndidi O comes to Calgary on April 12 with new tunes,“Moving effortlessly between soul, blues, folk, and Americana with a voice that commands the room.” — Music Review
Dala are back — and those harmonies are still ridiculously good.
Amanda Walther and Sheila Carabine bring their warm, beautifully matched voices, sharp songwriting and easy humour back to Calgary. Long praised for their seamless harmonies and funny, down-to-earth stage banter, Dala make folk music that feels intimate, honest and completely natural.
With a brand-new album “Lewiston” offering the first taste of their new songs, this is a welcome return from one of Canada’s most-loved acoustic folk duos.