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SUMMARY:Tiller's Folly
DESCRIPTION:2026 Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series \nPromoter: Franz Kratschat \nPerformance 7:30pm \nPlace: Grande Prairie Live Theatre 10130-98 Ave Phone:780-538-1616 \nTiller’s Folly \nCeltic\, Canadiana & beyond!\nWith roots that stretch from the mists of the Pacific Northwest\, across the sea to the British Isles\, and now moving into the heartland of American music\, Tiller’s Folly has tapped into something timelessly fresh and refreshingly sincere. West Coast Celtic Roots band Tiller’s Folly has been telling tales as old as time with a modern lyrical twist\, and a penchant for stirring tales of intrigue and adventure\, inspired by true life heroes and villains – backed by their potent mix of acoustic Celtic-influenced roots sound. Across nine albums Tiller’s Folly has united communities across the globe with songs steeped in Scottish\, Irish and Canadian west coast tradition. Their lively songs of happy wars\, highwaymen and moonshiners\, sad songs of love turned sour and the lonely immigrant’s sorrow\, and whimsical sea shanties that compel audiences to tap their feet\, clap their hands and sing along with gusto. Their global fanbase that has fallen in love with timeless hits like ‘Water at the Bar’\, ‘Death & Taxes’ and ‘Ghosts of Read Island’\, ‘Spanish Banks’ and ‘Steamboatin’ Jamiesons’ to name a few. Indeed\, the Tiller’s Folly live experience is where the talented trio truly shine\, having performed to thousands over the journey at major festivals throughout the US\, Canada and the UK. \nThe core trio of the band consists of three unique talents: Bruce Coughlan\, Laurence Knight & Nolan Murray
URL:https://www.gplt.ca/event/tillers-folly/
LOCATION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre\, 10130 98 Ave\, Grande Prairie\, Alberta\, T8V 0P6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Over the Moon
DESCRIPTION:Over The Moon\nCanadian 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. \nLiving on a ranch in the foothills of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains\, it’s inevitable there will be a strong sense of place- and the rhythms of the land when you start to make music.   When the couple released their debut album\, the resonances were there for all to hear. reflecting the pulse of life\,  lived in a territory that is both dirt-hard rugged and beautiful. \nTheir music is a wild ride from 40’s sounding western swing and Appalachian old-time\, to cowboy blues.  Simple and sweet\, all of their material has a common thread that speaks of the Canadian west and on their UK release\, reviews were glowing…. \n“They are naturals on stage\, clearly delighted to be there and interspersing entertaining\, tongue-in-cheek banter with stories of their lives in the tiny (population 297 according to the latest census) village of Longview\, Alberta. There’s even a bit of yodelling\, which the crowd joins in enthusiastically. Sue’s double bass drives things along at an easy loping pace while Craig’s banjo and guitar (which Suzanne also essays on occasionally) sit on top\, as comfortably as you could wish. Their songs are classy too\, by turns sad\, funny and insightful” – Jeremy Searle
URL:https://www.gplt.ca/event/over-the-moon/
LOCATION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre\, 10130 98 Ave\, Grande Prairie\, Alberta\, T8V 0P6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Diyet and the Love Soldiers
DESCRIPTION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series\nDiyet was born in a tent and spent her childhood on the ancestral lands of the Kluane First Nation people in Canada’s Yukon Territory. Coming from a family rooted in traditions but tempered with a good sense of adventurous hippie attitudes\, Diyet has created a musical presence that is as diverse as her Southern Tutchone\, Tlingit\, Japanese and Scottish heritage. \nShe discovered her voice singing on the school bus\, went on to acquire a degree in music\, then became a published songwriter in Vancouver\, BC. When the pull of the North was too strong\, she packed her bags\, and her Dutch husband\, moving back to her village of 90 people without a plan or even a pub to play in. The result of this unlikely career move has been international collaborations\, extensive touring and two acclaimed albums (The Breaking Point & When You Were King\,) with the third album: Diyet & The Love Soldiers released in 2018 which received nominations for: “Folk Album Of The Year” at “The Indigenous Music Awards”\, “Indigenous Artist Of The Year” at the “Western Canadian Music Awards” and “Indigenous Songwriter Of The Year” at the “Canadian Folk Music Awards” \nDiyet & The Love Soldiers is alternative country\, folk\, roots and traditional with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in Diyet’s Indigenous world view and northern life. Diyet sings in both English and  Southern Tutchone (her native language) and plays bass guitar. Backed by Love Soldiers: husband and collaborator\, Robert van Lieshout (acoustic guitar\, drums & percussion) and Juno Award winning producer\, Bob Hamilton (electric guitar\, pedal steel & mandolin); this trio multi instrumental trio from the Yukon has a sound that can fill a big stage or capture an intimate room. \nDuring the last decade Diyet & the Love Soldiers have performed nationally in Canada and internationally in Europe. Performance highlights include major folk\, jazz\, world and multi-disciplinary festivals and theatres in Canada\, tour in the UK and upcoming tours in Germany & The Netherlands. TV appearances include; APTN Indigenous Day 2019 Live\, CTV Atlantic Morning Show and CBC New Years Eve 2020 National Broadcast. \nContinuing to live with feet firmly planted in two worlds\, Diyet’s adventurous and sometimes chaotic life is on full display in her music. She often says\, “yesterday\, fishing for our dinner on the ice\, the next day\, on the stage singing for you!”
URL:https://www.gplt.ca/event/diyet-and-the-love-soldiers/
LOCATION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre\, 10130 98 Ave\, Grande Prairie\, Alberta\, T8V 0P6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:Quote the Raven
DESCRIPTION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre’s 31st Season of Roots and Blues Concert Series\nQuote the Raven is Jordan Coaker & Kirsten Rodden-Clarke \nQuote the Raven\, the acclaimed Canadian duo of Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke\, have been enchanting audiences with their haunting harmonies and sharp wit for over a decade. Originating from Newfoundland and Labrador\, their unique blend of Americana and East Coast folk has garnered them widespread recognition. \nTheir sophomore album\, Can’t Hold the Light\, which delves into the lives of working musicians\, won the 2022 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) for Contemporary Roots Recording of the Year and received two Canadian Folk Music Award nominations. The duo has also been honoured as Music Newfoundland & Labrador’s Group of the Year in 2019\, 2021\, and 2022. \nIn 2025\, Quote the Raven received multiple ECMA nominations\, including Album of the Year for their upcoming release\, Map the Dark\, and Roots Release of the Year for their single “Already Gone.” Additionally\, their music video for “Already Gone\,” directed by Cody Westman\, was nominated for Video of the Year (Fans’ Choice). \nAs of 2025\, Quote the Raven has achieved over one and a half million streams across various platforms\, reflecting their growing international appeal. With a dynamic stage presence\, the duo has performed extensively across Canada and internationally\, including tours in Australia\, the UK and US. They have showcased at prominent events such as Folk Alliance International\, AmericanaFest and AmericanaFestUK\, Your Roots Are Showing in Ireland\, and the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA). Their engaging performances and authentic storytelling continue to captivate listeners worldwide. \nwww.quotetheravenofficial.com
URL:https://www.gplt.ca/event/quote-the-raven/
LOCATION:Grande Prairie Live Theatre\, 10130 98 Ave\, Grande Prairie\, Alberta\, T8V 0P6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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