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Maria Dunn

Friday, January 9th

A true preserver of the spirit of folk music, 2022 JUNO Award winner Maria Dunn is often compared to Woody Guthrie for her keen social awareness and unvarnished, melodic songs about ordinary people.

Maria celebrates her 8th independent album “Hardscrabble Hope” at the Ironwood with an uplifting evening of music and storytelling.

The concert features finely crafted songs rooted in family, community, and the love that drives us to build a better world—brought to life with rich arrangements, compelling vocals, and superb musicianship.

The four-piece ensemble also includes “Hardscrabble Hope” producer Shannon Johnson (violin, harmonies), Jeremiah McDade (saxophone, whistles, guitar, harmonies), and Solon McDade (upright bass).

Details

Date:
Friday, January 9th
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.stagehand.app/events/20015

Venue

Ironwood Stage & Grill
1229 9 Avenue SE
Calgary, Alberta T2G 0S9 Canada + Google Map
Phone:
403-269-5581
Website:
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