You may have noticed a lot of shows have already been announced for 2017, and many of them will provide concert-lovers a chance to see some artists playing smaller venues like the Kelowna Community Theatre and the Mary Irwin Theatre.

Tuesday, Jan. 3rd – Henry Rollins, spoken word @ Mary Irwin Theatre
Saturday, Jan. 28th – Winter Blues Festival, Lake Country @ Creekside Theatre
Monday, Jan. 30th – Big Wreck at Kelowna Community Theatre
Sunday, Feb. 5th – Sam Roberts at Kelowna Community Theatre
Saturday, Feb. 18th – Pink Floyd Tribute @ Mary Irwin Theatre
Sunday, Feb. 19th – Matthew Good at Kelowna Community Theatre
Saturday, Mar. 4th – Colin James at Kelowna Community Theatre
Sunday, Mar. 5th – Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt at Kelowna Community Theatre
Saturday, Mar. 11th – Blackie and the Rodeo Kings at Kelowna Community Theatre
Sunday, Mar. 19th – Bobby Bazini @ Mary Irwin Theatre
Wednesday, Mar. 22nd – Mother Mother at Kelowna Community Theatre
Thursday, Mar. 23rd – Tanya Tucker at Kelowna Community Theatre
Monday, Mar. 27th – The Tea Party at Kelowna Community Theatre
Wednesday, Mar. 29th – Bill and Joel Plaskett @ Mary Irwin Theatre

Prairie sweethearts, co-writers and crib opponents Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund are hitting the road again from BC to SK in late November into early December. Belle and Blake have merged the distinct styles that define their careers. She’s a modern day folk singer with a touch of 1940s swing. He’s a twangy storyteller who’s influenced by the outlaws of country music. Think Johnny and June, with a touch of Joni and The Band. Their live show is a classic double-bill with a twist: Belle and Blake will each perform a set of their own material, and will come together to close the night with a selection of duets including “Town to Town” and “Saskatchewan” from their 2015 vinyl release, Kris Kristofferson’s “Chase The Feeling”, Ian & Sylvia’s “Summer Wages” and the crowd favourite “Mercury Blues” which was originally released in 1952 by K.C. Douglas. They will be joined by guitarist, Bryce Lewis.

“Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund are the epitome of sincerity. Unarguably talented in their own right, together, the chemistry is truly remarkable.” Del Barber

$20 tickets are available at ABC Hobby in Kelowna, Mad Hatter Bookstore in West Kelowna or online at kelownafolkclub.ca.

with Kelowna guest artists Gail and Karl
Volcanic Hills Estate Winery
2845 Boucherie Rd, West Kelowna
Friday, October 28, 2016, 7:30 pm

Fresh off of one of their busiest summers ever, the Kelowna Folk Club and Volcanic Hills Estate Winery are pleased to present Tiller’s Folly. 2016 marked their first appearance at the Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival and created quite a buzz. As one of the tightest, most focused folk bands in the nation, Tiller’s Folly continues to make music that is both distinctly Canadian and firmly rooted in the acoustic tradition.

Get your toe tapping shoes on and join us for this special evening.

For this event there are two types of tickets so be sure to purchase the one that meets your needs. Tickets for Tiller’s Folly wil be available at ABC Hobby in Dilworth Plaza, Kelowna, Mad Hatter Bookstore in West Kelowna, Volcanic Hills Winery, or on-line here at www.kelownafolkclub.ca

Regular concert tickets are $30.00 or for a really spectacular evening, there are a limited number of VIP tickets. The VIP package includes guaranteed first three rows concert seating and a special three course chef’s dinner at the Blu Saffron Bistro (at Volcanic Hills) before the concert. All this for $90.00 per ticket including taxes and gratuity.

Member tickets go on sale September 29th, 2016 at ABC and the Mad Hatter.
General sales begin October 3rd at these same locations and on-line here.
Be sure to get your tickets to this very popular trio soon.

Bloody Diamonds play rock n’ roll. Soulful, powerful vocals and dirty riffs make their hard-hitting live show a bewitching act to behold. Somewhere between Black Sabbath, Jack White and Patti Smith lays this Toronto-based four-piece, with a vocalist who is one minute soft and sweet – then foaming at the mouth. With years of heavy touring under their belt, the band is set to tour across Canada this fall with their newly released EP ‘Tough Love’ – a raw and intoxicating five-track record.

“The real story with Bloody Diamonds, hands down, is lead singer Sara Elizabeth. There are very few people with pipes that come close to her controlled-yet-wild dynamic.” – NOW Magazine

“I was particularly impressed by the moody and introspective vibe from Bloody Diamonds, in particular the raw and guttural energy from lead vocalist Sara Elizabeth.” – Lithium Magazine