Adam Ben Ezra

Adam Ben Ezra – December 2, Segal Theatre

Adam Ben Ezra Double-Bass phenomenon, multi-instrumentalist and online sensation Adam Ben Ezra; a man seemingly on a mission to bring his instrument from its status as a background note to the dominant front-p...
Jesse Cook

Jesse Cook – July 8, Maison Symphonique

Jesse Cook A brilliant acoustic guitarist of peerless technique, Jesse Cook weaves a passionate music deeply rooted in flamenco—he makes no secret of his admiration for the Gipsy Kings—and adds in elements of ...
Pink Martini

Pink Martini – July 8, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier

Pink Martini Three years after their last visit to the Festival, America’s most stylish orchestra returns with its perfect blend of jazz, retro, Latin and classical. Elegant, sassy and delightfully devil-may-c...
Serena Ryder

Serena Ryder – July 8, Metropolis

Serena Ryder Opening act: Fast Romantics Our national pop-rock standard-bearer Serena Ryder (a multiple Juno winner) is adored by fans and critics alike for her husky, emotion-charged voice and raw, moving ...
Bobby Bazini

Bobby Bazini – July 7, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier

Bobby Bazini Opening act: Jack Broadbent Armed with a mature soul voice, matinee idol looks and pop-folk energy rooted in rock and blues, Bobby Bazini immediately stole the hearts of a growing fanbase at ho...
The Four Tops

The Four Tops – July 6, 2017

The Four Tops The quartet, originally called the Four Aims, made their first single for Chess in 1956, and spent seven years on the road and in nightclubs, singing pop, blues, Broadway, but mostly jazz—four-pa...