Winnipeggers, do not miss this event!! A culmination of an incredible journey and special-project, come and see what happened with these incredible encounters. Meet the participants and hear the resulting songs!!
Reaching out to the still-covid-cautious folks in Toronto and providing an alternative-space safer alternative to indoor unmasked events. Please get in touch to find out more or to book your ticket!
In one of the most meaningful-to-me performances in the midst of an on-going pandemic, opening for Rae Spoon in an immuno-compromised accessible show is the most ethically lined-up performance-space and show-organizing I have ever seen. Thanks to Taryn Judoc for having the vision to oragnize this!
Looking forward to returning to Wits' End August 3rd for a Songwriter's Round - at the best back yard in Winnipeg.
Gates: 7pm | Music 7:30pm. Tickets $31 RSVP to ian.mattey@gmail.com
Gates: 7pm | Music 7:30pm. Tickets $31 RSVP to ian.mattey@gmail.com
The photos below are from a project called "Singing the Songs of Our Elders, in which I have been interviewing senior citizens with the help of high school students, and turning their story into song!
Thanks to the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba for facilitating this work with funding! It's great to give something back to the Winnipeg community! My heart is full!
Thanks to the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba for facilitating this work with funding! It's great to give something back to the Winnipeg community! My heart is full!
I've been giving self-expression workshops! (Get in touch to find out how I can put one on for your group!)
The Wonderful Women of Jewish Winnipeg is an inclusive gathering for women from diverse backgrounds to share their unique experience and perspective. Join us for learning and discussion as we explore strategies for surviving and thriving within the challenges of modern living, Inspired by Jewish wisdom.
Session: Self-Expression Workshop with Singer songwriter Orit Shimoni
From King David to Leonard Cohen, songwriting has offered a window to the soul offering a means for self-expression and dealing with life’s challenges. Singer songwriter, Orit Shimoni will guide participants through the exercise of writing a group song for an inclusive, empowering, and uplifting experience.
Thursday, January 19, 2023 at 7:00 PM
In-Person at the Asper Campus
123 Doncaster Street
Session: Self-Expression Workshop with Singer songwriter Orit Shimoni
From King David to Leonard Cohen, songwriting has offered a window to the soul offering a means for self-expression and dealing with life’s challenges. Singer songwriter, Orit Shimoni will guide participants through the exercise of writing a group song for an inclusive, empowering, and uplifting experience.
Thursday, January 19, 2023 at 7:00 PM
In-Person at the Asper Campus
123 Doncaster Street
The first of what I hope are many "safe music spaces" performances happened on January 7th. This was an absolutely joy-filled, love-filled event for me and the extraordinary audience. My heart is so full. To find out more about Safe Music Spaces, you can check out the new website. SafeMusicSpaces.com
Roots Music Canada gave an exclusive preview to my new animated music video for the song "One Voice!" Here's what they had to say:
"We’re super excited here at Roots Music Canada to premiere a new video by Orit Shimoni that has literally been more than two years in the works.
It’s a video for her song “One Voice” that she drew and animated herself — a project that, like so many we’ve seen and heard over the past two years, might never have happened were it not for the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID hit all artists hard. Tours were cancelled. Albums were put on hold, and artists found themselves making ends meet by teaching music online, taking unrelated jobs or recording from makeshift home studios.
But Orit didn’t have a home. She’s been famously nomadic for more than a decade. So for her, the pandemic meant she was literally stranded.
“I had just arrived in Winnipeg to play a couple of shows and only knew a couple of people here, and then BAM! Trains cancelled, everything cancelled, and nobody knew for how long,” she said over Messenger.
“I was taken in by a couple that hosts house concerts in town and slept and wept in their basement for what ended up being two months, before moving into another friend’s spare room, and then eventually renting an apartment when I realized this situation wasn’t going to blow over.”
Unable to move forward, she decided to “expand laterally,” she explained in a statement about the video.
She had always wanted to try painting but couldn’t do it while living out of a suitcase, so she welcomed the opportunity to start as something of a consolation prize for not being out on the road.
She’s been sharing her work digitally every since then, but she didn’t tell anyone that she had also embarked on an elaborate animation project for which she drew hundreds of carefully-planned frames.
“The technology was affordable and available and cool,” she explained.
“But this was going to take a long time, and I wasn’t sure if I had what it takes to see it through and finish it, so I didn’t say anything, in case I didn’t.”
“One Voice” felt like the perfect song to animate, she said, because, although it was written a few years ago, it speaks to the anxiety many people have been feeling, trying to reconcile the past, present and future and undergoing such a sudden and massive shift.
“But you get up every day and do your best anyway, embrace the uncertainty and proceed, and I love that this video shows that resilience,” Orit said.
Speaking of resilience, Orit demonstrated it in another way, recently: she got her drivers license, a response to another blow to her nomadic lifestyle: Greyhound Canada’s decision last year to suspend its Canadian operations.
Congratulations, Orit!"
Thanks you!! You can enjoy the video on my videos page, or by subscribing to my Youtube channel!
"We’re super excited here at Roots Music Canada to premiere a new video by Orit Shimoni that has literally been more than two years in the works.
It’s a video for her song “One Voice” that she drew and animated herself — a project that, like so many we’ve seen and heard over the past two years, might never have happened were it not for the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID hit all artists hard. Tours were cancelled. Albums were put on hold, and artists found themselves making ends meet by teaching music online, taking unrelated jobs or recording from makeshift home studios.
But Orit didn’t have a home. She’s been famously nomadic for more than a decade. So for her, the pandemic meant she was literally stranded.
“I had just arrived in Winnipeg to play a couple of shows and only knew a couple of people here, and then BAM! Trains cancelled, everything cancelled, and nobody knew for how long,” she said over Messenger.
“I was taken in by a couple that hosts house concerts in town and slept and wept in their basement for what ended up being two months, before moving into another friend’s spare room, and then eventually renting an apartment when I realized this situation wasn’t going to blow over.”
Unable to move forward, she decided to “expand laterally,” she explained in a statement about the video.
She had always wanted to try painting but couldn’t do it while living out of a suitcase, so she welcomed the opportunity to start as something of a consolation prize for not being out on the road.
She’s been sharing her work digitally every since then, but she didn’t tell anyone that she had also embarked on an elaborate animation project for which she drew hundreds of carefully-planned frames.
“The technology was affordable and available and cool,” she explained.
“But this was going to take a long time, and I wasn’t sure if I had what it takes to see it through and finish it, so I didn’t say anything, in case I didn’t.”
“One Voice” felt like the perfect song to animate, she said, because, although it was written a few years ago, it speaks to the anxiety many people have been feeling, trying to reconcile the past, present and future and undergoing such a sudden and massive shift.
“But you get up every day and do your best anyway, embrace the uncertainty and proceed, and I love that this video shows that resilience,” Orit said.
Speaking of resilience, Orit demonstrated it in another way, recently: she got her drivers license, a response to another blow to her nomadic lifestyle: Greyhound Canada’s decision last year to suspend its Canadian operations.
Congratulations, Orit!"
Thanks you!! You can enjoy the video on my videos page, or by subscribing to my Youtube channel!
I had the honour and privilege to perform for a group of 22 Holocaust survivors. To hear them singing along was deeply moving. What a testament to resilience and survival, and how fundamentally inspiring. Everything I do as a songwriter and performer is about taking the cultural inheritance we have been given and transforming the painful aspects of it into beauty and love. The amazing people do it by living. So grateful for this experience.
Right before I went on the road full-time, a Canadian touring artist whom I’d confided in about my plans to go full-time said, “there’s no way you can do it without a car.”
Well – I did it anyway. For eleven years straight. If you’re gonna tell me I can’t do something – and it’s something my soul needs to do, then I’m gonna find a way to do it.
And then, eleven years in – public transit disappeared.
First because of bad business. Then because of a globally catastrophic, deadly pandemic (which by the way, is still happening, wear a mask!).
Within a week into everything shutting down, utterly and fundamentally stranded, scared and devastated, I knew pretty damned clearly that the only way I was ever going to get any control of my musical life was to finally do this thing that had always dangled in my future like some vision I doubted I would ever get to. It’s amazing the way desperation can be such a tremendous motivator.
But………. I still put it off for two years because…………. I was terrified.
This past June I started taking driving lessons, and slowly but surely (and with no shortage of tears and a lot of laughter, my instructor was a gem and a riot, he deserves a medal of bravery and a book deal), I finally had my first road test on Friday,
AND I PASSED!!!! I PASSED MY FIRST TEST!!!
I HAVE A DRIVER’S LICENSE!! WHAAAAAT?? NO, REALLY, I DO!!! I HAVE A DRIVER’S LICENSE!!!
It still feels totally surreal, but immediately I am flooded with the possibilities of a million new ways that I can now live my life. Which is pretty fucking awesome at forty-four years of age. I no longer feel stuck.
I didn’t know if it was possible. Everyone told me it was, in theory, but inside I truly wondered if it was for me.
I’m not exactly ready to buy a car and jump in and zip around the country, but I’m the-biggest-step-I’ve ever-taken-to -that closer than I have ever been.
If you’re gonna tell me I can’t do something – and it’s something my soul needs to do, then I’m going to find a way to do it.
Now, I will happily accept donations toward my first tour-mobile. Or maybe someone has a vehicle they just really want me to have?
P.S – told you I was up to all sorts of stuff! BEEP BEEEEP!
Stay safe out there!!
Well – I did it anyway. For eleven years straight. If you’re gonna tell me I can’t do something – and it’s something my soul needs to do, then I’m gonna find a way to do it.
And then, eleven years in – public transit disappeared.
First because of bad business. Then because of a globally catastrophic, deadly pandemic (which by the way, is still happening, wear a mask!).
Within a week into everything shutting down, utterly and fundamentally stranded, scared and devastated, I knew pretty damned clearly that the only way I was ever going to get any control of my musical life was to finally do this thing that had always dangled in my future like some vision I doubted I would ever get to. It’s amazing the way desperation can be such a tremendous motivator.
But………. I still put it off for two years because…………. I was terrified.
This past June I started taking driving lessons, and slowly but surely (and with no shortage of tears and a lot of laughter, my instructor was a gem and a riot, he deserves a medal of bravery and a book deal), I finally had my first road test on Friday,
AND I PASSED!!!! I PASSED MY FIRST TEST!!!
I HAVE A DRIVER’S LICENSE!! WHAAAAAT?? NO, REALLY, I DO!!! I HAVE A DRIVER’S LICENSE!!!
It still feels totally surreal, but immediately I am flooded with the possibilities of a million new ways that I can now live my life. Which is pretty fucking awesome at forty-four years of age. I no longer feel stuck.
I didn’t know if it was possible. Everyone told me it was, in theory, but inside I truly wondered if it was for me.
I’m not exactly ready to buy a car and jump in and zip around the country, but I’m the-biggest-step-I’ve ever-taken-to -that closer than I have ever been.
If you’re gonna tell me I can’t do something – and it’s something my soul needs to do, then I’m going to find a way to do it.
Now, I will happily accept donations toward my first tour-mobile. Or maybe someone has a vehicle they just really want me to have?
P.S – told you I was up to all sorts of stuff! BEEP BEEEEP!
Stay safe out there!!
I was supposed to be on a free flight to Serbia, welcomed by delegates at the airport, driven to a free hotel room, and attend a film festival where I would be accepting an award for a film. A film by my beautiful, funny, talented friend Josh Dunn, which I co-produced, co-directed, and edited, called Our Hearts Aren't Disabled.
How amazing!!! How exciting!!!! And what an honour!!
But it was too risky to go. Three flights each way, three airports, no more masks, case numbers exploding everywhere, and if I’m sick in Serbia and have to miss the free flight home, I’d have to come up with at least 2,000 for a way back, and a hotel room for god knows how long while I isolate. And god forbid I should get anyone else sick. It was a brutal decision. But it was the right one. It was the only one I could make.
It broke my heart not to go. It would have been such a thrill to represent this film and meet other film-makers, and speak about this incredible thing my friend and I created, with the help of very amazing people.
But as bad as I feel, hear this clearly: I was going because Josh couldn’t. Josh couldn’t go because he is too disabled to go to a “Disability in Film festival.” Can you imagine how HE feels?
My friendship with Josh, and working on Our Hearts Aren’t Disabled, hearing not only his voice but the voice of other people living with disability in his community, opened my eyes and heart in ways I didn’t foresee, and gave me insight I could never have otherwise had. This film has now been celebrated and showcased in a number of film festivals, and screened in university classes and events. It deserves attention and I want every single person I know, and every single person I don’t know, to see it. If you have a group of people you would like to show it to (A classroom, a community), please get in touch with us.
Hearing people’s stories first-hand is the only way to figure out how to make this world better.
I love you, Josh. I’m proud of us.
How amazing!!! How exciting!!!! And what an honour!!
But it was too risky to go. Three flights each way, three airports, no more masks, case numbers exploding everywhere, and if I’m sick in Serbia and have to miss the free flight home, I’d have to come up with at least 2,000 for a way back, and a hotel room for god knows how long while I isolate. And god forbid I should get anyone else sick. It was a brutal decision. But it was the right one. It was the only one I could make.
It broke my heart not to go. It would have been such a thrill to represent this film and meet other film-makers, and speak about this incredible thing my friend and I created, with the help of very amazing people.
But as bad as I feel, hear this clearly: I was going because Josh couldn’t. Josh couldn’t go because he is too disabled to go to a “Disability in Film festival.” Can you imagine how HE feels?
My friendship with Josh, and working on Our Hearts Aren’t Disabled, hearing not only his voice but the voice of other people living with disability in his community, opened my eyes and heart in ways I didn’t foresee, and gave me insight I could never have otherwise had. This film has now been celebrated and showcased in a number of film festivals, and screened in university classes and events. It deserves attention and I want every single person I know, and every single person I don’t know, to see it. If you have a group of people you would like to show it to (A classroom, a community), please get in touch with us.
Hearing people’s stories first-hand is the only way to figure out how to make this world better.
I love you, Josh. I’m proud of us.
Excited to be performing at this year's Trout Forest Music Festival!
What an absolute thrill to play the Winnipeg Folk Fest, 2022 - an unexpected set with the one and only Dan Bern. Sweet summer surprise!
May 25th at the Park Theatre, with Belle Plaine and Scott Nolan -
The Park Theatre & Wits End Presents
The Storytellers –
Every Song Paints a Picture, Every Picture Tells a Story
The Park Theatre & Wits End Presents
The Storytellers –
Every Song Paints a Picture, Every Picture Tells a Story
I'm excited beyond words to be playing Winnipeg's fabulous Park Theatre this April, with some very wonderful guest musicians! You can order tickets here: www.eventbrite.ca/e/orit-shimoni-tickets-293881817427?fbclid=IwAR2YUQBOoq4NscU0dbjv5d6YLcyULvXvq1CGVNkE07sY5TlCJzjOkR7aRYk
Happy 2022 Everybody!!!
As things remain in the air and safety measures come and go, I want to wish you all a fruitful year ahead in spite of the obvious challenges.
I am hunkering down for the most part in Winnipeg, riding out this latest wave, and working toward completing this incredible album I began writing and recording when the lock-downs began in 2020. I can't wait to share it with you all.
I am also continuing work on my road memoir and am thrilled to have gotten involved with Stories to Songs once again, working with a fabulous senior to help turn her life-story into a song.
My album Lorem Ipsum, which I put out last spring, is getting its international radio play and has received some incredibly moving reviews, which still feels like its own little miracle - what we can do in solitude, under duress, and how it can still reach the hearts and minds of others.
I have released a new EP called Cockroach in the interim...
which you can find on my bandcamp page.
I have performed an incredibly exciting self-written show called "The Wandering Jew" - a retrospective of my music as it pertains to my Jewish identity, performed at Winnipeg's Tarbut festival with the fabulously talented multi-instrumentalist Paul Balcain.
Tentative tour dates for the spring, but until then, staying safe and healthy is the key.
Be well, and stay tuned!
The future is full of possibility!
- Orit
As some of us begin to emerge from the cocoons of this past year, some shows are starting to happen again. To say I'm excited is an understatement. For now, they are going to be in the form of living-room or back-yard concerts. I'm trying to stay reasonably safe and keep my fans reasonably safe as data is still emerging and unclear, and as kids under 12 still can't get vaxxed.
For now I'm delighted to announce the following events:
July 21 - Gwen Secter Concert Series - Winnipeg, MB
July 30 - Blues Skies Festival - MainStage (virtual on-line) performance
August. 10 - House Concert (private) Calgary, AB
August 13- Private back-yard festival, Edmonton, AB
August 14 - Violet Archer Park concert series (PUBLIC!) - 4pm - 5pm - Edmonton, AB
August 20 - House Concert, (private) Edmonton, AB
August 29 - House Concert (Outdoor, PUBLIC!) - 4pm - Calgary, AB
Sept. 11 - House concert (Private) Vancouver, BC
Sept. 12 - House concert (Private) Vancouver, BC
Sept. 24 - House concert, Saskatoon, SK
Sept. 25 - House concert, Indian head, SK
Oct. 3 - House concert, (afternoon) Winnipeg, MB (contact for more info!)
Nov. 17 - Tarbut Festival, Winnipeg
Stay tuned fore more,
safe and stay kind,
- Orit
* STAY TUNED FOR MORE UPDATES AS SHOWS GET ADDED!
Past Shows
Winter Tour 2018 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Jan. 4 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Halifax to Montreal | |
| Jan. 9 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Toronto to Saskatoon | |
| Jan. 13 | House Concert | Saskatoon, SK | private |
| Jan. 20 | House Concert | Edmonton, SK | private |
| Jan. 26 | House Concert | Medicine Hat, AB | private |
| Feb. 2 | The Ironwood | Calgary, AB | |
| Feb. 14-18 | Folk Alliance Int'l Conference | Kansas City, MO | Webpage |
| Feb. 14 | Folk Music Canada Showcase | 10:30pm The Westin Hotel Room 534 | |
| Feb. 14 | Alberta Room Showcase | 11:30pm The Westin Hotel Room 707 | |
| Feb. 15 | Alberta Room Showcase | 12:30am The Westin Hotel Room 707 | |
| Feb. 17 | Alberta Room Showcase | 10:30pm The Westin Hotel Room 707 | |
| Feb. 18 | Alberta Room Showcase | 12:30am The Westin Hotel Room 707 | |
| March 13 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Vancouver to Toronto | |
April Spring Tour 2018 - Germany | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| March 24 | House Concert | Mecklenberg, DE | private |
| April 5 | Theater Tik Nord | Berlin, DE | Webpage |
| April 7 | Rote Beete | Berlin, DE | Webpage |
| April 13 | Sofa Salon | Berlin, DE | |
| April 14 | Naumann Drei | Berlin, DE | Webpage |
| April 19 | Infoladen | Wiesbaden, DE | |
| April 20 | Live in der Werkstatt | Dreieich, DE | Tickets |
| April 21 | House Concert | Bad Nauheim, DE | private |
| April 22 | Hafen 2 | Offenbach, DE | |
| April 23 | Cowhide House Concerts | Schwalbach a.Ts., DE | Tickets |
| April 25 | Mampf | Frankfurt a.M., DE | Webpage |
| April 26 | Schloßhotel - Jimmy's Bar | Kronberg, DE | |
| April 27 | Q | Marburg, DE | |
| April 28 | House Concert | Göttingen, DE | private |
| April 29 | Private Concert | Werningerode, DE | private |
May-June Tour 2018 - Holland & Belgium | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| May 12 | House Concert | Rosmalen, NL | private |
| May 18 | ZiniZ | Deventer, NL | |
| May 19 | Harbour Sessions | Schevendingen, NL | |
| May 20 | Floralia Park | Oosterhout, NL | |
| May 25 | House Concert | Bakhuizen, NL | private |
| May 26 | Enschede Street Festival | Enschede, NL | daytime |
| May 26 | Private Concert | Friesland, NL | private |
| May 27 | House Concert | Zwolle, NL | private |
| May 29 | Trianon | Nijmegen, NL | |
| June 1 | TV/RADIO | NL | |
| June 1 | Galerie Lytse Skientme | Koudum, NL | Webpage |
| June 2 | House Concert | Groningen, NL | private |
| June 3 | House Concert | Assen, NL | Tickets |
| June 6 | Vogelzang Cafe | Rupelmonde, BE | |
| June 7 | Lo Petillante | Broechem, BE | |
| June 9 | Station Berlaar | Berlaar, BE | |
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| June 13 | Artliners | Berlin, DE | |
Canadian Summer Tour 2018 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| July 11 | Barfly | Montreal, QC | |
| July 18 | Barfly | Montreal, QC | |
| Aug. 1 | Mariposa le Café | Montreal, QC | |
| Aug. 4 | Grumpy’s Bar | Montreal, QC | Website |
| Aug. 7 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Toronto to Saskatoon | |
| Aug. 11 | House Concert | Saskatoon, SK | private |
| Aug. 17 | House Concert | Edmonton, AB | private |
| Aug. 25 | The Ship & Anchor matinee | Calgary, AB | Website |
| Aug. 26 | Summer Sundays | Calgary, AB | Website |
| Aug. 31 | House Concert | Calgary, AB | private |
| Sept. 7 | Cafe Verve | Medicine Hat, AB | |
| Sept. 8 | Ye Olde Jar Bar | Medicine Hat, AB | |
| Sept. 11 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Edmonton to Vancouver | |
| Sept. 18 | Via Rail - Onboard Entertainment | Vancouver to Toronto | |
Canadian Fall / Winter Tour 2018-2019 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Oct 3 | Henry VIII Pub | Toronto, ON | Website |
| Oct 9 | Barfly | Montreal, QC | |
| Nov 11 | House Concert | Ottawa, ON | use contact form to request details |
| Nov 17 | Intersteer | Toronto, ON | Website |
| Nov 24 | House Concert | Guelph, ON | private |
| Dec 3 | Acoustic Grill | Picton, ON | Website |
| Feb 8 | Cafe Blackbird | Edmonton, AB | Website |
| Feb 13 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | The Alberta Room (532) 12:30-1:30am |
| Feb 14 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | Chick Pickin' Mondays Does FAI (504) 2:00-2:25am |
| Feb 14 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | The Alberta Room (532) 11:30-11:50pm |
| Feb 15 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | The Green Room Music Source (470) 2:35-2:55am |
| Feb 16 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | The Alberta Room (532) 2:30-3:00am |
| Feb 16 | Folk Alliance | Montreal, QC | The Alberta Room (532) 11:50-12:10am |
| Feb 23 | Grumpy's Bar | Montreal, QC | Website |
| Mar 1 | House Concert | Ottawa, ON | use contact form to request details |
| Mar 8 | The Port Grocer | Port Medway, NS | Website |
European Spring Tour 2019 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Mar 30 | House Concert | Göttingen, DE | private |
| Mar 31 | House Concert | Göttingen, DE | private |
| Apr 3 | Jazzcafé Mampf | Frankfurt/Main, DE | Webpage |
| Apr 4 | House Concert | Karlsruhe, DE | private |
| Apr 5 | Cafe Q | Marburg, DE | Website |
| Apr 6 | Acoustik im Westend | Wiesbaden, DE | |
| Apr 7 | Hafen 2 | Offenbach, DE | Website |
| Apr 8 | Cowhide House Concerts | Schwalbach a.Ts., DE | Website |
| Apr 12 | TMS | Stuttgart, DE | |
| Apr 25 | TiK Nord | Berlin, DE | |
| Apr 27 | Naumann Drei | Berlin, DE | |
| May 1 | Roots in t' groen | Geldorp, NL | Website |
| May 9 | Kunstcentrum Catharinakapel | Hardewijk, NL | |
| May 10 | House Concert | Antwerp, BE | use contact form to request details |
| May 11 | House Concert | Brugge, BE | use contact form to request details |
| May 12 | Ergens Anders | Rosendaal, NL | |
| May 15 | For the sake of the song | Vlaardingen, NL | |
| May 17 | Café Hingstman | Zeijen, NL | |
| May 18 | House Concert | Deventer, NL | use contact form to request details |
| May 19 | Floralia Park | Oosterhout, NL | |
| May 24 | Live Session | Ee, NL | |
| May 30 | House Concert | Rotterdam, NL | use contact form to request details |
| Jun 1 | Live at Thornsett Road | London, UK | |
| Jun 4 | House Concert | Brighton, UK | use contact form to request details |
England + Scotland Tour 2019 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Jun 1 | Live at Thornsett Road | London, UK | |
| Jun 2 | Boat House Cafe | Sheerness, UK | |
| Jun 2 | FM Wayward Ellen Boys | Sheppey, UK | |
| Jun 3 | Acoustic Music Club | Sheppey, UK | |
| Jun 4 | House Concert | Brighton, UK | contact form to request details |
| Jun 5 | House Concert | Kingsbridge, Devon, UK | contact form to request details |
| Jun 7 | The Hen House | Manchester, UK | |
| Jun 8 | Lionheart Radio | Alnwick, UK | |
| Jun 9 | Radio Rooms | Berwick, UK | |
| Jun 10 | String Theory Cafe | Hawick, UK | |
| Jun 11 | Crystal FM | Penicuik, UK | |
| Jun 11 | Bluebird Cafe | Edinburgh, UK | |
| Jun 12 | Cyprus Inn | Bridge of Earn, UK | |
| Jun 13 | The Tay Bank Hotel | Dunkeld, UK | |
| Jun 14 | Argyll Hotel | Ullapool, UK | |
| Jun 15 | Woodtock Festival | Blackisle, UK | |
| Jun 16 | Legends | VFerres, UK | |
| Jun 17 | Beautiful Nairn Nights | Nairn, UK | |
| Jun 18 | Ardersier International Folk Club | Ardersier, UK | |
Canadian Fall Dates 2019 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Sep 10 | Ironwood Stage and Grill (with Alicia Toner) | Calgary, AB | Webpage |
| Sep 21 | Via Rail Onboard Entertainment | Via Rail | |
| Sep 28 | Bill Heffernan Sessions at Interster | Toronto, ON | |
European Fall Tour 2019 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Oct 13 | House Concert | Wehrheim-Obernhain, DE | use contact form to request details |
| Oct 15 | Apfelkern & Kolibri | Bad Vilbel, DE | |
| Oct 16 | Bistro Cozy | Weilburg, DE | Webpage |
| Oct 17 | Kleiner Mann mit dem Blitz | Frankfurt/Main, DE | |
| Oct 18 | Café Blumenau | Bad Soden a.Ts., DE | Website |
| Oct 19 | Schalander | Maintal-Hochstadt, DE | Website |
| Oct 21 | House Concert | Karlsruhe, DE | use contact form to request details |
| Oct 25 | House Concert | Bad Nauheim, DE | private |
| Dec 13 | Books & Brunch | Bruge, BE | Webpage |
| Dec 21 | Artliners | Berlin, DE | |
Canadian Winter / Spring Tour 2020 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Jan 25 | The Wheel Club (with Dan Bern) | Montreal, QC | Tickets |
| Jan 31 | The Black Sheep Inn (with Dan Bern) | Wakefield, QC | Webpage |
| Feb 1 | Hugh's Room (with Dan Bern) | Toronto, ON | Webpage |
| Feb 6 | Station on Jasper (with Dan Bern) | Edmonton, AB | Webpage |
| Feb 7 | The Vat, (with Dan Bern) | Red Deer, AB | |
| Feb 8 | The Nickelodeon Folk Club (with the Small Glories) | Calgary, AB | |
| Feb 9 | The Ironwood Stage and Grill (with Dan Bern) | Calgary, AB | Webpage |
| Feb 10 | House Concert, (with Dan Bern) | Lethbridge, AB | use contact form to request details |
| Feb 15 | House Concert, (with Dan Bern) | Victoria, BC | use contact form to request details |
| Feb 16 | Lanalous (with Dan Bern) | Vancouver, BC | |
| Feb 16 | Bozzini's, (with Dan Bern) | Chilliwack, BC | Webpage |
Canadian Spring Tour 2020 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| Mar 13 | House Concert | Winnipeg, MB | use contact form to request details |
| Mar 14 | House Concert | Winnipeg, MB | use contact form to request details |
| Apr 4 | House Concert | Guelph, ON | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| Apr 11 | St. George's Church Hall | Owen Sound, ON | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| Apr 18 | Live at the Living Room | Toronto, ON | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| Apr 24-26 | Ottawa Grassroots Festival | Ottawa, ON | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
US Spring Tour 2020 (with Dan Bern) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Venue | City | Link |
| May 5 | Club Cafe | Pittsburgh, PA | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 6 | City Winery Loft | Hudson River Park, NY | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 7 | The Soundry | Columbia, MD | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 8 | The Locks at Sona | Philadelphia, PA | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 9 | Hamilton House Concerts | Staten Island, NY | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 10 | Pearl Street Warehouse | Washington, DC | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 13 | The Lizard Lounge | Cambridge, MA | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 14 | The Ninth Ward at Babeville | Buffalo, NY | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
| May 17 | Tonic Room | Chicago, IL | CANCELLED DUE TO CORONA PANDEMIC |
