These productions are rentals and tickets are being handled by Red Bird. Tickets for these productions are not available at the GCTC Box Office.
Red Bird Concerts Presents: A Mid-Winter Folk Series
Tickets for all shows go on sale Friday, January 9th at 10:00am.
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Ashley MacIsaac
February 20th, 2026
@ 8:00PM
Ashley MacIsaac is an acclaimed Canadian fiddler known for his fiery Cape Breton style, blending traditional Celtic music with contemporary influences. Born in Nova Scotia in 1975, he rose to international prominence with his 1995 album Hi™, featuring the hit single “Sleepy Maggie.” Celebrated for his energetic live performances and innovative arrangements, MacIsaac has collaborated with artists across genres, from folk to rock. He has received multiple Juno Awards and has performed on stages worldwide, including festivals in Europe, North America, and beyond. His music honours tradition while pushing the boundaries of the Cape Breton fiddle.
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Danny Michel
February 21st, 2026
@ 2:00PM & 8:00PM
Danny Michel is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist celebrated for his inventive songwriting and eclectic musical style, blending folk, pop, jazz, and world music. Hailing from Ottawa, he has released numerous albums including Khlebnikov and Rialto, earning multiple Juno nominations. Known for his soulful voice, clever lyrics, and adventurous collaborations, Michel has toured extensively across Canada and internationally. Beyond performance, he is recognized for his community work and musical projects with artists from around the world. His music captures both intimate storytelling and expansive sonic landscapes, consistently inviting listeners into imaginative, heartfelt, and thought-provoking experiences.
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Tom Wilson
with Graham Greer
March 6th, 2026
@8:00PM
Tom Wilson is a Canadian musician, author and visual artist. extensive career and tireless efforts as a musician has bestowed upon him numerous nominations and awards from the Hamilton Music Awards to the Polaris Prize to the Juno Awards, including certified gold and platinum records. His songwriting has seen his works recorded by and with artists such as; Sarah McLachlan, City and Colour, Jason Isbell, Colin James, Lucinda Williams, Billy Ray Cyrus, Mavis Staples, The Rankin Family, as well as his own bands Junkhouse, the Canadian treasure: Blackie and the Rodeo Kings and the Clinton Street collective: Lee Harvey Osmond band awarded a 2020 Juno Award for the album “Mohawk”.
Opening the show is Graham Greer, of legendary Canadian band The Barstool Prophets. Graham’s soulful voice, heartfelt lyrics, and intimate acoustic performances make him a perfect complement to Hiatt’s emotive style.
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David Francey
March 7th, 2026
@ 8:00PM
David Francey is a celebrated Canadian singer-songwriter whose work captures the lives, struggles, and stories of everyday people. Born in Scotland and raised in Canada, Francey spent years working as a carpenter, experiences that deeply inform his music. His folk songs are marked by vivid storytelling, heartfelt lyrics, and simple yet powerful melodies, earning him multiple Juno Awards and critical acclaim. Over decades, he has toured extensively across Canada, the United States, and Europe, performing at folk festivals, concert halls, and intimate venues. Francey’s music resonates with authenticity, blending personal reflection with universal themes of work, love, and community.