The Arts Station

Thursday, March 18 at 8pm
The Arts Station

After more than 20 years, the Juno Award-winning Stephen Fearing (Blackie and the Rodeo Kings) delivers intimate emotions with the natural flow of his guitar, the instrument he calls “a band in a box.” With songs of quiet reflection, not rash urgency, his compelling stage presence is earned from experience, and his lyrics wind their way across the country and back, painting portraits of the loves and loss, as well as the landscape.

Members: $20/adult, $18/mbr.youth; Regular: $25/adult, $20/youth

For more information, check out Stephen’s website at http://www.stephenfearing.com/

Wednesday, March 31 at 8 pm
The Arts Station

When you hear John Mann’s guitar lines, pared down to the barest bones, it’s hard to imagine him as part of the more raucous folksters Spirt of the West—that is until he lets out his trademark world-weary voice. His lyrics songs are both raw and insightful, cynical and witty. This is Mister Man, alone with his voice, his guitar and his razor-sharp mind.

Members: $20/adult, $18/mbr.youth; Regular: $25/adult, $20/youth

For more information, check out John’s website at http://www.johnmann.ca/

Thursday, April 29 at 8 pm
The Arts Station

Linda McRae’s honky-tonk is the stuff of scuffed boots and dusty jeans. With a banjo in her grasp, the Vancouver musician has performed across North America, joined Fred Eaglesmith on his yearly Roots on the Rails tour and made quite a name for herself in Nashville. McRae plucks at your heart the way she does the strings, and you know she’s the kind of friend you’d want by your side if you found yourself crying in your beer.

Members: $18/adult, $12/mbr.youth; Regular: $20/adult, $16/youth

For more information, check out Linda’s website at http://www.lindamcrae.com/