April 5, 2025 - 7:30PM
Hit The Road Jack, Georgia, Unchain My Heart,
What’d I Say, the list is somewhat endless when it comes to the legacy of
Ray Charles. Bandleader Lance Anderson has recruited soul diva Quisha Wint
to help render a night of funky soul magic with a team of top-ranking
musicians.
ATS Performance Hall
November 16, 2024 - 7:30PM
Blending her Mexican and South African
roots with elegance and sophistication. Amanda has four releases under her
belt, the latest is a continuation of exploring sensuous Cuban influenced
flamenco rhythms, “Recuerdo” (Memory). A mother of three with an MBA and a
steady acting career, Amanda awarded Top 10 most Influential Hispanic
Canadians by the Hispanic Congress.
SUPPORT: Eliana Cuevas, an
award-winning singer songwriter, draws on the unlimited colours in her
compositional palette. She'll be joined by her husband, keyboard player
Jeremy Ledbetter.
INTERMISSION: There will be one intermission
between the performances of Eliana Cueves and Amanda Martinez.
ATS Performance Hall
June 7, 2025 - 7:30PM
Ottawa’s gifted multi-instrumentalist and
prodigy emerged out of her Carlton University music degree playing
acoustic bass and shouting out her debut “Kissed By The Blues”. In 2023
she won the Blues JUNO Award for the sophomore “Long River”, elevating her
further to national and international touring.
SUPPORT: Jay
Blues. Fresh from Toronto’s curbside busking, jamming and electric
sessions that display his love of Jimi Hendrix and the pantheon of blues
heroes, Jay is an inspired fresh face in that is digging into the roots of
blues from a Caribbean perspective.
INTERMISSION: There will be
one intermission between the performances of Jay Blues and Angelique
Francis.
ATS Performance Hall
January 17, 2025 - 7:30PM
Great Artist Music Series
Experience
the magic as three exceptional musicians come together for an
unforgettable performance where you will be captivated by the beauty of
their artistry. Esteemed clarinetist James Campbell, alongside
world-renowned soprano Leslie Fagan and Angela Park, one of Canada’s most
sought-after pianists, unite for a relaxed and entertaining recital of
chamber music and song. Alongside compositions by Debussy, Saint-Saëns,
and Schubert’s “Shepherd on the Rock,” soprano Leslie Fagan will enchant
the audience with selections from popular operas and musicals. An evening
of pure musical delight celebrating our 15th anniversary!
ATS Performance Hall
November 22, 2024 - 7:30PM
Great Artist Music Series
Exciting,
iconic and ever entertaining, the Canadian Brass is the world’s most
famous brass group. With 138 recordings, over 2 million albums sold and 3
Grammy Awards, this showstopper will launch the very first concert of the
Great Artist Music Series in the new Performance Hall! From classics to
contemporary hits, their music weaves freely across musical genres. Their
infectious energy and unparalleled musicianship promise an exhilarating
evening for all.
ATS Performance Hall
May 3, 2025 - 7:00PM
Great Artist Music Series
Named one
of CBC Music’s “30 Hot Canadian Classical Musicians Under 30” young and
dynamic brother and sister team the Cheng² Duo (pronounced Cheng Squared
Duo) have been making music together for the past 16 years. They have
gained worldwide recognition after winning major international
competitions and receiving a 2024 JUNO nomination for ‘Classical Album of
the Year; Small Ensemble’. Captivating audiences and critics alike with
their unique and refreshing programs, cellist Bryan Cheng and pianist
Sylvie Cheng share an undeniable chemistry, and demonstrate a rare balance
of infectious exuberance and mature and profound interpretations. Their
recitals are in high demand in major concert halls throughout North
America, Europe and Asia. Don’t miss their Aurora debut!
Pre-concert
talk with Rick Phillips begins at 7 pm.
ATS Performance Hall
March 22, 2025 - 7:30PM
A creative spark plug that turns a phrase
into an anthem, Danny Michel is a songwriter's songwriter. He also
supports the Ocean Academy School in Belize, recorded with the Garifuna
Collective and has had David Suzuki playlist his Feather, Fur & Fin animal
rights appeal.
“One of the most engaging storytellers you’ll ever
see live – both in his songs, and his onstage conversation.”
SUPPORT:
Drew Gonsalves. Front man for the JUNO Award winning world music combo
Kobo Town, Drew is crams words into rapid fire song essays that make the
head spin. Drawing on his Masters thesis on the history of Calypso, Drew
is at the forefront of reshaping Trinidad’s original music artform.
INTERMISSION:
There will be one intermission between the performances of Drew Gonsalves
and Danny Michel.
ATS Performance Hall
December 7, 2024 - 2:00PM
Prologue For the Arts present classic and
wacky storytelling in a high-energy performance featuring the work of
famed Guelph children’s author Robert Munsch.
Brevik Hall
March 29, 2025 - 7:30PM
High energy, magnetic stage presence and
gorgeous vocal harmonies have earned Genticorum a reputation as a leading
voice in the evolution of Québécois traditional music. Travelling
worldwide with their combo of accordion, fiddle and guitar, founders
Pascal Gemme and Yann Falquet have recently been joined Pascal Gemme. For
over twenty years, the trio has earned a place of privilege on world,
traditional, folk and Celtic music stages. The trio has won over audiences
at such prestigious events as Celtic Connections in Scotland, the Tønder
Folk Festival in Denmark, the National Folk Festival in Australia, the
Independent Music Festival in Alexandria, Egypt, the Rain Forest Festival
in Malaysia, as well as countless venues across North America. Weaving
intricate fiddle, flute and accordion lines, subtle guitar textures and
exhilarating foot percussion, the pleasure that these three musicians have
creating and playing together is palpable.
ATS Performance Hall
April 12, 2025 - 2:00PM
Blending Bollywood dance with body positive
messaging this BC South Asian dancer and choreographer entertains and
educates simultaneously with swirling colour and movement.
ATS Performance Hall
February 15, 2025 - 2:00PM
Moroccan Quebecois percussionist brings
his worldwide kit bag of drums and extensive performance experience with
Cirque de Soleil, Bollywood, Olympics and the release of “Timbuktu to
Bombay” that chronicles his musical journey. Kattam and his Tam-Tams is a
rollicking trip for the young world traveller.
Brevik Hall
February 22, 2025 - 7:30PM
Internationally celebrated as a pure and
joyful voice of soul and jazz, Ottawa’s Kellylee has had a life like no
other. Struck by lightning in her home, the chanteuse halted a career in
ascendance, but once healthy, returned to continue with her tribute Nina
Simone and original songs.
SUPPORT: Sammy Jackson, a fresh new
face on Canada's jazz scene, earned the respect of her audience early by
winning the Jazz Vocal JUNO Award with her sophomore EP “With You”. Duo
with piano accompaniment.
INTERMISSION: There will be one
intermission between the performances of Sammy Jackson and Kellylee Evans.
ATS Performance Hall
December 14, 2024 - 7:30PM
Wintersongs and Holiday Classics features
a quartet featuring flute and sax star Jane Bunnett. A renowned pianist
and JUNO Award winner for her vocal prowess, Laila is a national figure on
the CBC Radio’s Saturday Night Jazz broadcast.
"Biali’s voice
– spanning registers – is pure and warm. She’s also fearless on piano and,
above else, in her imagination.” – DownBeat Magazine
ATS Performance Hall
April 26, 2025 - 7:30PM
Nicaraguan-Canadian comedy celebrity and
émigré returns to Aurora for a second time this season with an all new
show, “United Colours of Canada”
ATS Performance Hall
February 1, 2024 – 7:30PM
Micah Barnes and his quartet salute
Montreal’s favourite son in an intimate concert of Leonard Cohen classics.
Barnes' rich baritone voice brings a new perspective to Leonard Cohen’s
powerful lyrics- honouring the intricacy of the storytelling and the depth
of musicality in these much-celebrated songs. Join Micah (vocals, piano)
and his top flight musicians including guest vocalist Rique Franks on a
magical journey though Leonard’s world!
“Lyrically biting and
musically exciting” — Billboard
ATS Performance Hall
March 7, 2025 - 7:00PM
Great Artist Music Series
Four
Canadian musicians with equally stellar pedigrees come together to form
the JUNO Award-winning New Orford String Quartet. Toronto Symphony and
Montreal Symphony concertmasters Andrew Wan and Jonathan Crow will be
joined by Montreal Symphony’s principal cellist Brian Manker and the
dynamic violist Sharon Wei. Together, they bring passion, freshness and
joy to each performance.
The program will include Schubert’s powerful
‘Death and the Maiden’ quartet, as well as a new piece commissioned by the
Quartet from the esteemed Canadian composer Ian Cusson. Of Métis (Georgian
Bay Métis Community) and French-Canadian descent, Cusson’s work explores
the Canadian Indigenous experience and intersection of Western and
Indigenous cultures.
“These four string virtuosos animate every note
with uncommon power and passion as well as elegance... nothing short of
electrifying” -The Toronto Star.
Pre-concert talk begins at 7
pm.
ATS Performance Hall
March 1, 2025 - 7:30PM
Ottawa Valley fiddle sensation April Verch
teams up with Missouri Ozark clawhammer banjo legend in Newberry & Verch.
Joe Newberry was a staple at Garrison Keiller’s Prairie Home Companion
radio broadcast but has found a spark with the step dancing upstart. April
Verch was the first woman to win both the Canadian Grand Masters and
Canadian Open Fiddling Championships and has released 14 recordings with
JUNO and Canadian Folk Music Award trophies that acknowledge her rank
worldwide.
ATS Performance Hall
November 1, 2024 - 7:30PM
Chris Luedecke is not an “old man”, but a
banjo playing Haligonian that has earned two Roots Traditional JUNO Awards
and tours the world warming audiences with his humour, storytelling and
brilliance.
SUPPORT: Mehdi Rostami, an established virtuoso of
the Persian setar, brings his music and prowess to this evening.
INTERMISSION:
There will be one intermission between the performances of Mehdi Rostami
and Old Man Luedecke.
ATS Performance Hall
October 26, 2024 - 11:00AM
Carousel Players bring us and underwater
puppet adventure of colourful sensory experiences with characters “Hide”
and “Seek”, designed for the youngest of our audiences. Magic Carpet
morning performance at Brevik Hall.
Brevik Hall
January 25, 2025 - 7:30PM
Sensational Quebec a cappella vocal
quartet swoop in to win the hearts of Aurora with their dazzling harmonies
and boy band charm. Enjoy their incredible swagger, humour, dance moves
and unadulterated entertainment as Aurora Cultural Centre celebrates
fifteen years with a vocalized party.
ATS Performance Hall
March 15, 2025 - 11:00AM
One night, the Moon goes missing so the fox
must summon the courage to search for his friend. Along the way, he
discovers a newfound independence and the wonder of the world beyond his
den. A heartwarming and engaging story about the friendship between a
young fox and the Moon told with the magic of shadow puppetry, music, and
theatre, and the perfect March Break entertainment. Presented in
partnership with the WeeFestival: Arts & Culture for Early Years.
ATS Performance Hall
May 10, 2025 - 2:00PM
If you haven’t met Russell Sprout yet you are
in for a fun surprise! You’ll find him on stage with all sorts of cool
instruments and props, often wearing the strangest things. He loves music
of all sorts. Enjoy a family-friendly concert mashup of many musical
styles from folk, to rock, to beat boxing electronica to… you never know!
Some of his songs are funny, some are serious, some are clever and some
are just plain silly. “Get Up and Move!” – that’s Sprout’s motto!
Brevik Hall
November 30, 2024 - 7:30PM
Steven Taetz brings it all to this
exuberant holiday show to kick off the season - featuring a mix of
familiar classics in the seasonal lineup, and songs from his newly-minted
2024 holiday album. He covers it all; Michael Bublé-style pop/swing,
Elvis' "Blue Christmas, Mariah's epic "All I Want for Christmas," a
beloved Joni Mitchell cover, classics 50s-60s pop, jazz standards and
originals. The 2024 Canadian Folk Music Award Nominee (Contemporary Roots)
will get you into the holiday spirit in style.
Steven Taetz has a voice like none other. He's opened for Robert Plant and Allison Krauss at the Ottawa Bluesfest, appeared at the National Arts Centre, Calgary Folk, Rochester International Jazz Festival and crossed paths with artists from across musical genres throughout North America. Previous collaborations include Jill Barber, Jenn Grant, The Once and Connie Kaldor. He's the first to say that he loves to sing his heart out.
ATS Performance Hall
June 21, 2025 - 7:30PM
Multi-award-winning blues artist, Sue Foley
presents “One Guitar Woman” a show devoted to the female pioneers of
guitar. These are the women who were expressing themselves through the
instrument as far back as the 1920’s, at the inception of radio and
recorded music including Maybelle Carter, Memphis Minnie, Mary Osborne,
Sister Rosetta Tharpe and more. Celebrating these women of excellence, Sue
presents an evening of varied guitar styles and musical genres
interspersed with their stories and her own personal narrative.
ATS Performance Hall
May 24, 2025 - 7:30PM
St. John’s Newfoundland’s gift to vocal
harmonies is sometimes a cappella, sometimes traditional, sometimes
original and always heartwarming due to lead vocalist Geraldine Hollett’s
remarkable voice. A “port in the storm” their latest material is soaked
with the poetic charm and sunny sadness of the trio’s collective
disposition.
ATS Performance Hall
April 5, 2025 - 7:30PM
Hit The Road Jack, Georgia, Unchain My Heart,
What’d I Say, the list is somewhat endless when it comes to the legacy of
Ray Charles. Bandleader Lance Anderson has recruited soul diva Quisha Wint
to help render a night of funky soul magic with a team of top-ranking
musicians.
ATS Performance Hall
November 16, 2024 - 7:30PM
Blending her Mexican and South African
roots with elegance and sophistication. Amanda has four releases under her
belt, the latest is a continuation of exploring sensuous Cuban influenced
flamenco rhythms, “Recuerdo” (Memory). A mother of three with an MBA and a
steady acting career, Amanda awarded Top 10 most Influential Hispanic
Canadians by the Hispanic Congress.
SUPPORT: Eliana Cuevas, an
award-winning singer songwriter, draws on the unlimited colours in her
compositional palette. She'll be joined by her husband, keyboard player
Jeremy Ledbetter.
INTERMISSION: There will be one intermission
between the performances of Eliana Cueves and Amanda Martinez.
ATS Performance Hall
June 7, 2025 - 7:30PM
Ottawa’s gifted multi-instrumentalist and
prodigy emerged out of her Carlton University music degree playing
acoustic bass and shouting out her debut “Kissed By The Blues”. In 2023
she won the Blues JUNO Award for the sophomore “Long River”, elevating her
further to national and international touring.
SUPPORT: Jay
Blues. Fresh from Toronto’s curbside busking, jamming and electric
sessions that display his love of Jimi Hendrix and the pantheon of blues
heroes, Jay is an inspired fresh face in that is digging into the roots of
blues from a Caribbean perspective.
INTERMISSION: There will be
one intermission between the performances of Jay Blues and Angelique
Francis.
ATS Performance Hall
January 17, 2025 - 7:30PM
Great Artist Music Series
Experience
the magic as three exceptional musicians come together for an
unforgettable performance where you will be captivated by the beauty of
their artistry. Esteemed clarinetist James Campbell, alongside
world-renowned soprano Leslie Fagan and Angela Park, one of Canada’s most
sought-after pianists, unite for a relaxed and entertaining recital of
chamber music and song. Alongside compositions by Debussy, Saint-Saëns,
and Schubert’s “Shepherd on the Rock,” soprano Leslie Fagan will enchant
the audience with selections from popular operas and musicals. An evening
of pure musical delight celebrating our 15th anniversary!
ATS Performance Hall
November 22, 2024 - 7:30PM
Great Artist Music Series
Exciting,
iconic and ever entertaining, the Canadian Brass is the world’s most
famous brass group. With 138 recordings, over 2 million albums sold and 3
Grammy Awards, this showstopper will launch the very first concert of the
Great Artist Music Series in the new Performance Hall! From classics to
contemporary hits, their music weaves freely across musical genres. Their
infectious energy and unparalleled musicianship promise an exhilarating
evening for all.
ATS Performance Hall
May 3, 2025 - 7:00PM
Great Artist Music Series
Named one
of CBC Music’s “30 Hot Canadian Classical Musicians Under 30” young and
dynamic brother and sister team the Cheng² Duo (pronounced Cheng Squared
Duo) have been making music together for the past 16 years. They have
gained worldwide recognition after winning major international
competitions and receiving a 2024 JUNO nomination for ‘Classical Album of
the Year; Small Ensemble’. Captivating audiences and critics alike with
their unique and refreshing programs, cellist Bryan Cheng and pianist
Sylvie Cheng share an undeniable chemistry, and demonstrate a rare balance
of infectious exuberance and mature and profound interpretations. Their
recitals are in high demand in major concert halls throughout North
America, Europe and Asia. Don’t miss their Aurora debut!
Pre-concert
talk with Rick Phillips begins at 7 pm.
ATS Performance Hall
March 22, 2025 - 7:30PM
A creative spark plug that turns a phrase
into an anthem, Danny Michel is a songwriter's songwriter. He also
supports the Ocean Academy School in Belize, recorded with the Garifuna
Collective and has had David Suzuki playlist his Feather, Fur & Fin animal
rights appeal.
“One of the most engaging storytellers you’ll ever
see live – both in his songs, and his onstage conversation.”
SUPPORT:
Drew Gonsalves. Front man for the JUNO Award winning world music combo
Kobo Town, Drew is crams words into rapid fire song essays that make the
head spin. Drawing on his Masters thesis on the history of Calypso, Drew
is at the forefront of reshaping Trinidad’s original music artform.
INTERMISSION:
There will be one intermission between the performances of Drew Gonsalves
and Danny Michel.
ATS Performance Hall
December 7, 2024 - 2:00PM
Prologue For the Arts present classic and
wacky storytelling in a high-energy performance featuring the work of
famed Guelph children’s author Robert Munsch.
Brevik Hall
March 29, 2025 - 7:30PM
High energy, magnetic stage presence and
gorgeous vocal harmonies have earned Genticorum a reputation as a leading
voice in the evolution of Québécois traditional music. Travelling
worldwide with their combo of accordion, fiddle and guitar, founders
Pascal Gemme and Yann Falquet have recently been joined Pascal Gemme. For
over twenty years, the trio has earned a place of privilege on world,
traditional, folk and Celtic music stages. The trio has won over audiences
at such prestigious events as Celtic Connections in Scotland, the Tønder
Folk Festival in Denmark, the National Folk Festival in Australia, the
Independent Music Festival in Alexandria, Egypt, the Rain Forest Festival
in Malaysia, as well as countless venues across North America. Weaving
intricate fiddle, flute and accordion lines, subtle guitar textures and
exhilarating foot percussion, the pleasure that these three musicians have
creating and playing together is palpable.
ATS Performance Hall
April 12, 2025 - 2:00PM
Blending Bollywood dance with body positive
messaging this BC South Asian dancer and choreographer entertains and
educates simultaneously with swirling colour and movement.
ATS Performance Hall
February 15, 2025 - 2:00PM
Moroccan Quebecois percussionist brings
his worldwide kit bag of drums and extensive performance experience with
Cirque de Soleil, Bollywood, Olympics and the release of “Timbuktu to
Bombay” that chronicles his musical journey. Kattam and his Tam-Tams is a
rollicking trip for the young world traveller.
Brevik Hall
February 22, 2025 - 7:30PM
Internationally celebrated as a pure and
joyful voice of soul and jazz, Ottawa’s Kellylee has had a life like no
other. Struck by lightning in her home, the chanteuse halted a career in
ascendance, but once healthy, returned to continue with her tribute Nina
Simone and original songs.
SUPPORT: Sammy Jackson, a fresh new
face on Canada's jazz scene, earned the respect of her audience early by
winning the Jazz Vocal JUNO Award with her sophomore EP “With You”. Duo
with piano accompaniment.
INTERMISSION: There will be one
intermission between the performances of Sammy Jackson and Kellylee Evans.
ATS Performance Hall
December 14, 2024 - 7:30PM
Wintersongs and Holiday Classics features
a quartet featuring flute and sax star Jane Bunnett. A renowned pianist
and JUNO Award winner for her vocal prowess, Laila is a national figure on
the CBC Radio’s Saturday Night Jazz broadcast.
"Biali’s voice
– spanning registers – is pure and warm. She’s also fearless on piano and,
above else, in her imagination.” – DownBeat Magazine
ATS Performance Hall
April 26, 2025 - 7:30PM
Nicaraguan-Canadian comedy celebrity and
émigré returns to Aurora for a second time this season with an all new
show, “United Colours of Canada”
ATS Performance Hall
February 1, 2024 – 7:30PM
Micah Barnes and his quartet salute
Montreal’s favourite son in an intimate concert of Leonard Cohen classics.
Barnes' rich baritone voice brings a new perspective to Leonard Cohen’s
powerful lyrics- honouring the intricacy of the storytelling and the depth
of musicality in these much-celebrated songs. Join Micah (vocals, piano)
and his top flight musicians including guest vocalist Rique Franks on a
magical journey though Leonard’s world!
“Lyrically biting and
musically exciting” — Billboard
ATS Performance Hall
March 7, 2025 - 7:00PM
Great Artist Music Series
Four
Canadian musicians with equally stellar pedigrees come together to form
the JUNO Award-winning New Orford String Quartet. Toronto Symphony and
Montreal Symphony concertmasters Andrew Wan and Jonathan Crow will be
joined by Montreal Symphony’s principal cellist Brian Manker and the
dynamic violist Sharon Wei. Together, they bring passion, freshness and
joy to each performance.
The program will include Schubert’s powerful
‘Death and the Maiden’ quartet, as well as a new piece commissioned by the
Quartet from the esteemed Canadian composer Ian Cusson. Of Métis (Georgian
Bay Métis Community) and French-Canadian descent, Cusson’s work explores
the Canadian Indigenous experience and intersection of Western and
Indigenous cultures.
“These four string virtuosos animate every note
with uncommon power and passion as well as elegance... nothing short of
electrifying” -The Toronto Star.
Pre-concert talk begins at 7
pm.
ATS Performance Hall
March 1, 2025 - 7:30PM
Ottawa Valley fiddle sensation April Verch
teams up with Missouri Ozark clawhammer banjo legend in Newberry & Verch.
Joe Newberry was a staple at Garrison Keiller’s Prairie Home Companion
radio broadcast but has found a spark with the step dancing upstart. April
Verch was the first woman to win both the Canadian Grand Masters and
Canadian Open Fiddling Championships and has released 14 recordings with
JUNO and Canadian Folk Music Award trophies that acknowledge her rank
worldwide.
ATS Performance Hall
November 1, 2024 - 7:30PM
Chris Luedecke is not an “old man”, but a
banjo playing Haligonian that has earned two Roots Traditional JUNO Awards
and tours the world warming audiences with his humour, storytelling and
brilliance.
SUPPORT: Mehdi Rostami, an established virtuoso of
the Persian setar, brings his music and prowess to this evening.
INTERMISSION:
There will be one intermission between the performances of Mehdi Rostami
and Old Man Luedecke.
ATS Performance Hall
October 26, 2024 - 11:00AM
Carousel Players bring us and underwater
puppet adventure of colourful sensory experiences with characters “Hide”
and “Seek”, designed for the youngest of our audiences. Magic Carpet
morning performance at Brevik Hall.
Brevik Hall
January 25, 2025 - 7:30PM
Sensational Quebec a cappella vocal
quartet swoop in to win the hearts of Aurora with their dazzling harmonies
and boy band charm. Enjoy their incredible swagger, humour, dance moves
and unadulterated entertainment as Aurora Cultural Centre celebrates
fifteen years with a vocalized party.
ATS Performance Hall
March 15, 2025 - 11:00AM
One night, the Moon goes missing so the fox
must summon the courage to search for his friend. Along the way, he
discovers a newfound independence and the wonder of the world beyond his
den. A heartwarming and engaging story about the friendship between a
young fox and the Moon told with the magic of shadow puppetry, music, and
theatre, and the perfect March Break entertainment. Presented in
partnership with the WeeFestival: Arts & Culture for Early Years.
ATS Performance Hall
May 10, 2025 - 2:00PM
If you haven’t met Russell Sprout yet you are
in for a fun surprise! You’ll find him on stage with all sorts of cool
instruments and props, often wearing the strangest things. He loves music
of all sorts. Enjoy a family-friendly concert mashup of many musical
styles from folk, to rock, to beat boxing electronica to… you never know!
Some of his songs are funny, some are serious, some are clever and some
are just plain silly. “Get Up and Move!” – that’s Sprout’s motto!
Brevik Hall
November 30, 2024 - 7:30PM
Steven Taetz brings it all to this
exuberant holiday show to kick off the season - featuring a mix of
familiar classics in the seasonal lineup, and songs from his newly-minted
2024 holiday album. He covers it all; Michael Bublé-style pop/swing,
Elvis' "Blue Christmas, Mariah's epic "All I Want for Christmas," a
beloved Joni Mitchell cover, classics 50s-60s pop, jazz standards and
originals. The 2024 Canadian Folk Music Award Nominee (Contemporary Roots)
will get you into the holiday spirit in style.
Steven Taetz has a voice like none other. He's opened for Robert Plant and Allison Krauss at the Ottawa Bluesfest, appeared at the National Arts Centre, Calgary Folk, Rochester International Jazz Festival and crossed paths with artists from across musical genres throughout North America. Previous collaborations include Jill Barber, Jenn Grant, The Once and Connie Kaldor. He's the first to say that he loves to sing his heart out.
ATS Performance Hall
June 21, 2025 - 7:30PM
Multi-award-winning blues artist, Sue Foley
presents “One Guitar Woman” a show devoted to the female pioneers of
guitar. These are the women who were expressing themselves through the
instrument as far back as the 1920’s, at the inception of radio and
recorded music including Maybelle Carter, Memphis Minnie, Mary Osborne,
Sister Rosetta Tharpe and more. Celebrating these women of excellence, Sue
presents an evening of varied guitar styles and musical genres
interspersed with their stories and her own personal narrative.
ATS Performance Hall
May 24, 2025 - 7:30PM
St. John’s Newfoundland’s gift to vocal
harmonies is sometimes a cappella, sometimes traditional, sometimes
original and always heartwarming due to lead vocalist Geraldine Hollett’s
remarkable voice. A “port in the storm” their latest material is soaked
with the poetic charm and sunny sadness of the trio’s collective
disposition.
ATS Performance Hall