Concerts

Grande Prairie’s own Damn Coyote Chris is joined by some of the Peace Region’s finest musicians as they premiere songs from Departures, his acclaimed latest album, on the GPLT stage. […]

“I’ve never seen anyone do that before” –It’s the kind of reaction James Brooks inspires every time he takes the stage. A truly unique performer from the Alberta Peace, James […]

Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series Russell deCarle’s songwriting has absorbed all those influences, and he avidly listens to smooth soul singers and the […]

Back again on the Grande Prairie Live Theatre stage are Ray O’Toole and Gaelan Sterr. From Ragtime to Irish & East coast, polkas to Beatles songs, experiencing this unique musical combination will be a special treat!

A singer and guitar player from way back, Ray’s musical roots are firmly planted in East Coast & Irish Folk music. Though, with musical interests spanning many decades and genres, you never know what else this guy might have up his sleeve. Ray enjoys bringing a musical experience of heartfelt song and joyous laughter to his audience, with each show being truly one of a kind.

Joining Ray on stage once again will be Gaelan Sterr. Having played the piano since childhood, Gaelan has discovered his own musical niche in his solo piano performances and compositions. Taking inspiration from a blend of genres including ragtime, classical, minimalist, film score and more, Gaelan takes his audience on a musical journey that is both comical and inspiring.

Ray and Gaelan look forward to having you join them for a night you will never forget!

Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series Quote the Raven is Jordan Coaker & Kirsten Rodden-Clarke Quote the Raven, the acclaimed Canadian duo of Jordan Coaker […]

The GP Jazz Ensemble is a big band (18-piece jazz band) featuring some of the best local musicians and rehearses on Monday nights. Our mandate is musician development and performing the most exciting arrangements in the repertoire. This concert features Silver Bells and Here Comes Santa Claus Medley (vocal tunes with big band), and Feels So Good and Land of Make Believe (tribute to Chuck Mangione). Other selections include Mercy, Mercy, Mercy; Mr. Magic, and tunes performed by Henry Mancini, Count Basie, Blood, Sweat, and Tears; Charles Mingus, Gordon Goodwin, and many more.

This version of the GPSO began in 2015 and the GPYO began in 2022. Both groups feature the best wind and string players in the community at their respective levels. Grande Prairie is fortunate in having a school orchestra program and skilled teachers directing that program who perform in this concert. This concert features the Youth Orchestra along with the Symphony Orchestra performing Haydn’s Surprise Symphony. Other selections include Beethoven Symphony no. 7, Music from The Sting (tribute to Robert Redford and Paul Newman), The Children of Sanchez (tribute to Chuck Mangione), Zampa Overture, Overture to Candide, and Christmas selections.

The GP Symphonic Wind Ensemble was established out of the GPRC music program in 2021. The group plays the best of original band works and orchestra music transcriptions. It is a 35-40 piece band including community and school musicians. This concert features Opening Night on Broadway, A Jolly Christmas Mishmash, Carmen Symphony, Famous Themes by Henry Mancini, A British Isles Christmas, Handel in the Strand and other selections.

Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series Diyet was born in a tent and spent her childhood on the ancestral lands of the Kluane First […]

Range Road 92 is an old-time string band, influenced by Celtic, folk, cowboy, southern rock, bluegrass and western music.  They are a family-oriented group who perform at various venues including dance halls, rodeos and churches. The band consists of John Heikel on lead vocals and guitar, Johann Heikel on fiddle cello, tenor banjo and balalaika, Lane […]

Over The Moon Canadian Juno nominated roots/swing duo Over The Moon's   Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell are awarding multi-instrumentalists/vocalists that met, fell in love, got married and discovered their voices blend so well together that people often tear up upon hearing them sing. Living on a ranch in the foothills of Alberta's Rocky Mountains, it's inevitable there will be a […]