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Season Tickets: $325 | Limited Quantities Available

We are excited to offer fully transferable season passes for the discounted price of $325 (before fees and GST). Season passes represent a 24% discount on door ticket prices and a 14% discount on advance ticket prices. Passes are fully transferable, allowing holders to easily share concert tickets with family and friends. 

 

Individual tickets will be available at a later date.

2024 / 2025 Season

Doors Open:  6:30pm
Shows Start:  7:30pm
Venue: St. Basil's Cultural Centre
10819 - 71 Avenue Edmonton

Advance Tickets: $30/ $20 full-time student
Door Tickets: $35/ $25 full-time student

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April 2025

APR

04

2025

Ndidi Onukwulu

First Set: Westmore

Ndidi O, is an award-winning Contemporary Roots & Blues singer-songwriter. For nearly two decades she has carved out an adventurous career that deftly moves between soul, blues, contemporary roots, folk and Americana.

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APR

11

2025

Rum Ragged

First Set: River Poets

With a reverence for their roots and a creative, contemporary edge, this young band has quickly become known as the finest performers of their great, living, musical tradition.

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We Are Excited to Announce Our 2025/26 Season

Sept 2025

SEPT

19

2025

The Hello Darlins

First Set: Jesse Bird

When The Hello Darlins hit any stage, they immediately make it their own, the band’s impeccable harmonies are undeniably captivating. 

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Oct 2025

Catherine MacLellan

OCT

03

2025

First Set: Caroline Parke

Catherine MacLellan, a Juno-winning folk singer-songwriter from PEI, captivates audiences with her ethereal vocals and heartfelt ballads, honoring her father Gene MacLellan's legacy.

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Sons of Town Hall

OCT

17

2025

First Set: Sean Pincnin

Sons of Town Hall, a transatlantic folk duo, blend music and storytelling as 19th-century vagabonds, offering immersive performances and a captivating podcast.

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Nov 2025

Black Umfolosi  International 

NOV
21

2025

Black Umfolosi, formed in 1982, is a Zimbabwean a cappella group known for their imbube music, gumboot dance, and Zulu dance. They've toured internationally, representing their culture worldwide

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Dec 2025

DEC
05

2025

Harry Manx & Strathcona String Quartet 

Harry Manx, a Canadian musician, blends blues with Indian classical music using the Mohan Veena, a 20-stringed sitar-guitar hybrid. His unique "mysticssippi" style captivates audiences worldwide.

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Jan 2026

JAN
09

2026

Diyet and The Love Soldiers

First Set: Tayler Grace

Diyet and the Love Soldiers blend alternative country, folk, and traditional music, rooted in Diyet's Indigenous heritage, creating a powerful and intimate northern sound.

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John Hewitt & the New Americans

JAN
23

2026

First Set: Benjamin Williams

Hewitt has carved a unique niche in the Western music scene. Drawing inspiration from legends like The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young, he blends folk, rock, and Americana into a sound that feels both timeless and fresh. 

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Feb 2026

Lennie Gallant 

FEB
06

2026

First Set: Marten Borch

Lennie Gallant, acclaimed East Coast singer-songwriter, has released 15 albums, earning numerous awards. His poetic songs, including the Hall of Fame-inducted "Peter's Dream," have garnered international recognition and even traveled to space.

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Abigayle Oakley

FEB
20

2026

Double Bill

Abigayle Oakley blends folk traditions with modern confessional songwriting, exploring life's complexities with wit and insight. She debuted at the Bluebird Cafe in 2024 and tours extensively, inspiring audiences with her evocative music.

Jed & The Valentine

Jed and the Valentine, an Edmonton duo, captivate audiences with haunting harmonies and prairie folk melodies, solidifying their rise in Canada's folk scene with their debut album "Awake!"

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Mar 2026

JigJam

MAR
20

2026

First Set: Bill Werthman

JigJam, an Irish bluegrass quartet, blends virtuoso Irish musicianship with American folk. Their energetic performances and unique "iGrass" sound earned them acclaim, including a standing ovation at their 2023 Grand Ole Opry debut

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Apr 2026

Mallory Chipman

APR
10

2026

Double Bill

Mallory Chipman's "cinematic folk-rock" captivates audiences with vivid lyrics and acrobatic vocals, drawing comparisons to Joni Mitchell and Kate Bush, as her album tops charts.

T. Buckley

T. Buckley's Acoustic Trio delivers captivating country-folk performances with tight harmonies and evocative storytelling, showcasing Buckley's timeless melodies and masterful musicianship.

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Crystal Shawanda

APR
17

2026

First Set: Jeff Stuart

Juno Award-winning powerhouse Crystal Shawanda is back with her latest studio album, Midnight Blues, on True North Records. Her latest fiery blues collection showcases her full-throttle raspy voice, unmatched in today’s musical landscape, and an authentic appreciation for the genre dating back to her youth.

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Food & Beverage Services

At St. Basil's Cultural Centre, a variety of delicious meals are available for all shows. The menu varies, offering options such as traditional Ukrainian perogies, cabbage rolls, and other tasty dishes to enhance your event experience.

Thank you for supporting live folk music in Alberta!

Thank you for choosing to be part of the New Moon Folk Club community and for playing an important role in our wonderful folk music eco-system, comprised of patrons, volunteers, artists, and sponsors. We will continue to make beautiful music together!

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