Singer-Songwriter Tony Turner

 

Tony Turner’s articulate songs channel the ties that bind and the mood of the times.

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Tony Turner’s life-affirming, articulate, often humorous songs are beautifully delivered with his rich baritone voice. From Circle of Song, his much-loved anthem of unity sung far and wide recently published in Rise Again, to his award-winning 2015 sing-along Harperman, Turner has proven he can channel the mood of the times and the ties that bind. For this Nanaimo Folk Connection event, Tony perform in a trio format with AJ Carson on accordion and keyboard and Brian McMahon on upright bass. The featured one hour performance follows the open mic segment and a short break. Tickets are only $10 available at the door. For more details, visit the Nanaimo Folk Connection website: https://www.nanaimofolkconnection.com/

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Tony Turner & Maria Dunn in concert

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Westwood Unitarian Community , 11135-65 Avenue, Edmonton AB

I am looking forward to sharing the stage with Edmonton's own Maria Dunn. We will share songs of resilience and hope, ordinary people, times and events past & present. Expect to sing along to a few along the way.

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Tony Turner

Unitarian Hall, 595 Townsite Rd, Nanaimo

Catch this rare live concert showcasing award-winning songwriter Tony Turner launching his fourth full length album of original songs. The evening will feature heartfelt, humorous & hopeful tunes from Tony’s latest album “Survivor Tree” and few old favourites. Tony plays acoustic guitar & sings lead vocals and will be backed by a 3 piece band - AJ Carson on piano, accordion and background vocals, Brian McMahon on upright bass and Bob Blair on pedal steel and more....

$30

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Woodstove Music & Arts Festival

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various stages, Cumberland

The Woodstove Music & Arts Festival is a non-profit community arts festival presented by Cumberland Culture & Arts Society. It takes place in a variety of unique venues downtown in the Village of Cumberland, BC. The festival includes music, stories, poetry, theatre, stand-up comedy, workshops, dance, kids activities, and friendship. As we get closer to the big weekend, check the festival website for the final schedule and performance times.

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Tony Turner in concert

Motel Chelsea, 1418 Highway 105, Chelsea QC

With a rich baritone voice, heartfelt songs inspired by history and human connection, and a stage presence that uplifts and engages, award-winning singer-songwriter Tony Turner brings his celebrated anthems and acclaimed new album 'Survivor Tree' to life in unforgettable performance accompanied by James Stephens, Chris MacLean and Chris Breitner.

The kitchen will be open from 3:00 to 4:30 pm.

$30

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Tony will also be performing a few songs and presenting this annual award to and individual who has volunteered their time and talent to the Ottawa area music community. Marilyn Stratton-Zimmer is the 2025 recipient. Marilyn will perform accompanied songs along hand picked musical guests Freshwater Pearls, Kay Kinder Francis will and Marilyn will perform accompanied by Jack Pile.

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Cowichan Folk Guild Ccoffehouse

Duncan United Church, 246 Ingram St, Duncan, BC V9L 1T4

Happy to be the featured performer to help kick off another folk guild year. Can't beat the price: $10 will get you in and only $5 if you are a CFG member. I'll feature songs from my just release 4th album called Survivor Tree. I'll explain all about that and more on Saturday.

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Tony will also be performing a few songs and presenting this annual award to and individual who has volunteered their time and talent to the Ottawa area music community. Marilyn Stratton-Zimmer is the 2025 recipient. Marilyn will perform accompanied songs along hand picked musical guests Freshwater Pearls, Kay Kinder Francis will and Marilyn will perform accompanied by Jack Pile.

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Apr30

Gil's Hootenanny

First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa, 30 Cleary Ave, Ottawa

Gil’s Hootenanny, Ottawa’s annual community singalong, celebrates songs of hope and protest with exuberant audience participation. Names in Honour of late labour activist Gil Levine, the entertainment for folks of all ages. ​GSA hootenanny traces its roots back to folk legends Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie who popularized hootenannies in the mid 20th century. My protest song "Harperman" has it's first public performance at Gils Hootenanny in 2015 and went on to performed at rallies across the country. I will be leading singalong of known or easily learned songs of hope and protest during evening. It's gonna be fun! Checkout out: https://gilshootenanny.ca for details as they are made available. Tickets are $20

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