Next Concert: June 20th
THE FUGITIVES
THE FUGITIVES
From East Vancouver, the masterful, all-acoustic, quartet, The Fugitives, make their first appearance at the Kelowna Folk Roots Music Society, June 20. With a self-titled new recording released in April, which leans lyrically on the exquisite Canadian landscape, and naturally enough, travel, they make their way to the Okanagan with all the marvelous momentum, flair, and confidence fashioned from two decades performing together. Brendan McLeod (guitar and vocals), Christopher Suen (banjo and vocals), Carly Frey (fiddle and vocals), and Adrian Glynn (guitar and vocals) draw a repertoire from nine consistently, compelling discs critically acknowledged with multiple nominations from the Juno and Canadian Folk Music Awards.
The Fugitives will be performing on June 20th, 2026 at 3002 Dunster Road in Kelowna.
Doors at 7:00 pm Concert at 7:30 pm
Tickets are $35 plus fees.
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Doors at 7:00 pm Concert at 7:30 pm
Tickets are $35 plus fees.
Click on the "Add to Cart" button below to purchase tickets to The Fugitives concert.
Please note that you will not be emailed a ticket. Your name will be recorded with the number of tickets purchased and there will be a list at the door where names will be checked.
and on July 29th
DAVID FRANCEY
David Francey has now stood in the vanguard of Canadian folk music for
the best part of 30 years. “An outstanding songwriter,” as Hockey Night
in Canada host Ron MacLean described him. A late starter, the former
house carpenter released his debut album, Torn Screen Door, in his
mid-forties. Thirteen discs followed which earned an incredible five Juno Awards. The likes of The Rankin Family and James Keelaghan have drawn from Francey’s repertoire. And the iconic bluegrass combo, The Travellin’ McCrourys, put Francey’s Borderline on their self-titled, 2018, Grammy
Award-winning disc. A resolute chronicler of working class life, his social and political commentary covers humanity’s shortcomings and triumphs with a heart-felt poignancy. Yet, he’s as much a storyteller as a singer and frequently regales his audiences with insightful, and often hilarious, anecdotes about how
his songs are crafted.
the best part of 30 years. “An outstanding songwriter,” as Hockey Night
in Canada host Ron MacLean described him. A late starter, the former
house carpenter released his debut album, Torn Screen Door, in his
mid-forties. Thirteen discs followed which earned an incredible five Juno Awards. The likes of The Rankin Family and James Keelaghan have drawn from Francey’s repertoire. And the iconic bluegrass combo, The Travellin’ McCrourys, put Francey’s Borderline on their self-titled, 2018, Grammy
Award-winning disc. A resolute chronicler of working class life, his social and political commentary covers humanity’s shortcomings and triumphs with a heart-felt poignancy. Yet, he’s as much a storyteller as a singer and frequently regales his audiences with insightful, and often hilarious, anecdotes about how
his songs are crafted.
David Francey will be performing on July 29th, 2026
at the Ukrainian Catholic Church Hall, 1091 Coronation Avenue in Kelowna.
Doors at 7:00 pm Concert at 7:30 pm
Tickets are $50 plus fees.
Click on the "Add to Cart" button below to purchase tickets to David Francey concert.
at the Ukrainian Catholic Church Hall, 1091 Coronation Avenue in Kelowna.
Doors at 7:00 pm Concert at 7:30 pm
Tickets are $50 plus fees.
Click on the "Add to Cart" button below to purchase tickets to David Francey concert.
Please note that you will not be emailed a ticket. Your name will be recorded with the number of tickets purchased and there will be a list at the door where names will be checked.
Please note that you will not be emailed a ticket. Your name will be recorded with the number of tickets purchased and there will be a list at the door where names will be checked.