October 1, 2026 - Matt Patershuk & Ben Sures
In October, we are delighted to welcome Ben Sures and Matt Patershuk.
Widely regarded as one of Canada’s finest roots writers, Matt Patershuk brings his deeply human storytelling and acclaimed album Dog, Tiger, Horses to the stage in a performance shaped by prairie wisdom, warm humour, and timeless country-folk craft.
Joining him is Ben Sures, whose masterful guitar work, sharp wit, and heartfelt songs have made him one of Alberta’s most beloved songwriters for decades.
Together, the two artists set the tone for the club’s inaugural season with a night rooted in authenticity, connection, and world-class songwriting.
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Adrienne Levay is an Alberta-based singer-songwriter whose intimate blend of folk, roots, and thoughtful storytelling invites audiences into songs that explore healing, connection, and what it means to be human.
With warm, engaging performances that weave music and story together, she creates meaningful moments that linger long after the final note.
November 5, 2026 - Mallory Chipman
In November, PSFC welcomes Mallory Chipman, an award-winning singer-songwriter whose remarkable voice, thoughtful songwriting, and genre-defying musicality have established her as one of Canada's most compelling contemporary folk artists. Her acclaimed 2024 album Songs to a Wild God reached #1 on CKUA, climbed to #5 on the Folk Alliance International Chart, and has been featured by NPR and SiriusXM.
Drawing from folk, rock, and roots traditions, Mallory crafts songs that are both emotionally resonant and musically adventurous. Whether performing intimate ballads or soaring anthems, she brings a rare combination of artistry, authenticity, and captivating stage presence that leaves a lasting i
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Megan Lange is an Edmonton-based singer-songwriter whose music blends folk roots with modern indie soundscapes, carried by her silky, ethereal vocals and thoughtful songwriting. Drawing on a background in classical piano and jazz, she crafts songs that balance timeless melodies with quiet vulnerability.
With a growing catalogue of acclaimed original music and an unmistakable artistic voice, Megan creates deeply personal performances that invite audiences into stories of beauty, longing, and self-discovery.
December 3, 2026 - Scott Cook & Pamela Mae
In December, PSFC welcomes Scott Cook, one of Canada's most beloved modern troubadours, whose thoughtful songwriting, engaging storytelling, and genuine stage presence have earned him audiences across Canada, the United States, and beyond. A full-time touring artist since 2007, Cook has received multiple Canadian Folk Music Award nominations, charted repeatedly on CKUA, and recently released Tangle of Souls, a companion album and book celebrating life on the road.
Joined by longtime musical partner Pamela Mae on upright bass and harmony vocals, Cook delivers performances that are warm, witty, and deeply human. Together, they create an evening of songs and stories that linger long after the final note.
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Susan Isaac is a prairie folk singer-songwriter whose powerful vocals, thoughtful storytelling, and beautifully crafted songs explore family, memory, home, and belonging.
Drawing comparisons to Joni Mitchell, Nanci Griffith, and Joan Baez, she blends fingerstyle guitar, rich melodies, and lyrical depth into warm, authentic performances that create a lasting connection with audiences.
February 4, 2027 - Kaeley Jade
In February, PSFC welcomes Kaeley Jade, an Edmonton-based Métis singer-songwriter whose powerful voice, evocative songwriting, and captivating stage presence have established her as one of Alberta's most exciting contemporary folk artists. Her Canadian Folk Music Award-winning debut album, Turpentine, introduced audiences to a remarkable new voice, while her acclaimed follow-up, The Great Unknown, further showcased her cinematic blend of alternative folk, rich textures, and emotional storytelling.
Kaeley creates performances that are both intimate and expansive, drawing audiences into songs of change, vulnerability, and resilience. It's an evening of music that is as moving as it is unforgettable.
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Regina Espina is an Edmonton-based singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in folk, jazz, and romantic Latin influences.
Drawing on a rich musical tradition while embracing a contemporary voice, she crafts thoughtful performances that blend warmth, elegance, and heartfelt expression.
March 4, 2027 - John Hewitt
In March, PSFC welcomes John Hewitt, one of Western Canada's hardest-working troubadours, whose vivid storytelling, compelling songwriting, and engaging stage presence have earned him audiences across the country and beyond. Performing more than 150 shows each year, Hewitt draws on the traditions of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Neil Young while crafting songs that are unmistakably his own, blending folk, rock, and poetic prairie storytelling.
Whether performing solo or with his band, The New Americans, Hewitt delivers performances filled with rich harmonies, sharp lyrics, and disarming humour. It's an evening of heartfelt songs, memorable stories, and the kind of authentic connection that defines great folk music.
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Addison Wall is an Edmonton-based singer-songwriter whose music draws equally from early swing and blues, folk storytelling, and modern roots music. Blending timeless influences with a distinctly original voice, he crafts songs that are both inventive and deeply engaging.
Known for his sharp lyricism and wry sense of humour, Addison's performances move effortlessly between satirical storytelling, thoughtful reflection, and unexpected musical turns, marking him as one of Edmonton's exciting emerging artists.
April 1, 2027 - Leanne Lightfoot
In April, PSFC welcomes Leanne Lightfoot, a singer-songwriter whose raw, expressive vocals and deeply personal songwriting have made her one of Alberta's most captivating folk artists. Through songs of love and longing, the pull of the land, and the unseen threads that connect us, Lightfoot creates music that is both intimate and profoundly moving.
Woven together with gentle humour and heartfelt stories, her performances invite audiences into moments of joy, sorrow, and quiet reflection, creating an evening that is both deeply personal and universally resonant.
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Lainey Robi is an Edmonton-based singer-songwriter whose heartfelt blend of folk, pop, and indie music is shaped by honest storytelling and emotionally resonant songwriting.
With a voice that balances vulnerability and strength, she creates intimate performances that connect deeply with audiences, establishing her as one of Edmonton's promising emerging artists.
May 6, 2027 - Jay Gilday
In June, PSFC welcomes Jay Gilday, a Yellowknife-born artist of Dene and Irish heritage whose powerful songwriting and magnetic stage presence have established him as one of Canada's most compelling contemporary roots artists. Blending Dene spirituals, Irish ballads, and folk-rock influences, Jay creates music that is deeply rooted in tradition while unmistakably his own. His acclaimed album Faster Than Light earned Western Canadian Music Award and Edmonton Music Award honours, further cementing his place as a remarkable voice in Canadian music.
Jay delivers soulful, electrifying performances that celebrate heritage, resilience, and the enduring power of song.
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David Henneberg is an Edmonton-based singer-songwriter whose understated, emotionally resonant songs are shaped by quiet reflection and thoughtful storytelling. With a warm, unhurried approach, he crafts music that invites listeners into moments of honesty, connection, and contemplation.
His intimate performances create space for audiences to slow down, listen closely, and discover the quiet power found in life's ordinary moments.
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June 3, 2027 - Indigenous History and Pride
In June, we gather in celebration of both National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month. It’s a chance to honour the voices, stories, and cultures of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, while uplifting and celebrating 2SLGBTQ+ communities. This show will bring those threads together through music, connection, and shared experience. Full lineup to be announced soon.
Growing Stronger Together means investing in the communities around us. For this special June session celebrating National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month, Prairie Song Folk Club will share 50% of PSFC's share of net ticket proceeds with local organizations serving Indigenous and 2SLGBTQ+ communities in Edmonton. Recipient organizations will be announced prior to the show.