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Tiller’s Folly

Thursday, April 16th

Dear Roots Music Friends,
The 31st annual Folk-Roots-Blues music series at GPLT will continue Thursday, April 16, 7:30 pm with Tiller’s Folly.

For Tickets and Information call the GPLT Box Office at 780-538-1616 or visit: WWW.GPLT.CA (On-Line Tickets are available).

Tiller’s Folly – Folk | Celtic | Americana | Bluegrass
Drawing inspiration from the deep roots of folk and Celtic music, Tiller’s Folly weaves together a tapestry of sound that pays homage to their heritage while embracing contemporary influences. Their eclectic fusion of traditional folk, Celtic, Americana, and bluegrass elements creates a distinctive sound that is both timeless and refreshing.
Tiller’s Folly is led by ISSA (International Singer Songwriter Association) top male vocalist (2024) Bruce Coughlan, whose soulful vocals, captivating stage presence, and finely crafted songwriting breathe life into every performance. Band members Nolan Murray, an International Bluegrass Association world champion, and producer/bass player Laurence Knight contribute their unique instrumental prowess, adding stirring melodies and wizardry to driving rhythms and soul-stirring harmonies. Together, they combine exceptional musicianship with an unwavering commitment to authenticity.

“Tiller’s Folly is a national treasure.” – Peter North, Edmonton Journal

Details

Date:
Thursday, April 16th
Time:
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Event Category:
Website:
https://gplt.ca/

Venue

10130 98 Avenue
Grande Prairie, Alberta T8V 0P6 Canada
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