A Far Cry and Luciana Souza: The Blue Hour

Brazilian superstar Souza joins forces with the seventeen virtuoso strings of A Far Cry to give voice to poet Carolyn Forché’s “On Earth,” a luminous meditation on life and loss, through musical settings by some of the most distinctive creative voices in indie-classical music.

Kishi Bashi

with Tall Tall Trees

After touring for his two previous studio albums, 151a and “Lighght, Kishi Bashi decided to submerge himself in a new musical direction. Feeling as though he was at a musical impasse, the artist’s new album, Sonderlust,  was forged through heartbreak. The album represents a direct result of this personal struggle taking place at an artistic crossroads.

CANCELED: Fernando Varela

The acclaimed operatic artist performs songs from his recently released classical pop crossover album, Vivere.

Mark Mulcahy

with The Caribbean

Mulcahy performs as part of his first solo tour in three years. The show will showcase Mulcahy’s most recent album, The Possum in the Driveway, as well as songs from his entire catalogue.

Kamasi Washington

When Kamasi Washington released his tour de force LP, The Epic, in 2015, it set him on a path as our generation’s torchbearer for progressive, improvisational music. The 172-minute odyssey featuring his 10-piece band, The Next Step, is rich in elements of hip-hop, classical and R&B music.

An Evening with Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton

The lead singer, keyboardist, and songwriter of Canadian rock band Metric performs music from Choir of the Mind, her first solo project in a decade.

The Barr Brothers

with Nathan Moore

Originally based out of Boston, the brothers spent the bulk of the 1990s touring with the Slip before calling it quits in 2004. Upon relocating to Montreal, the duo hooked up with classically trained harpist Sarah Page and began operating under the Barr Brothers moniker.

CANCELED: Bombay Rickey

Bombay Rickey is a five-piece band with a unique sound evocative of 1960s movie soundscapes.

Storm Large

The award-winning singer brings her wild and wonderful Holiday Ordeal to our stage. Both a solo artist and a featured vocalist with Pink Martini, Large is a force of nature on stage, lending her commanding voice and bawdy humor to jazz standards, hard rock, and everything in between.

Jake Bugg

with Shelby Blondell

Jake Bugg’s last album, 2016’s On My One, was a dizzyingly eclectic collection of styles and sounds, but for his most recent album, the singer wanted to make a complete record as opposed to a collection of songs.