Fantastic Canadian musicians will, once again, be gracing the Bassano Community Hall stage for four evening shows, which all begin at 7:30pm. A limited number of tickets are sold at the door for $30 for each concert, but by purchasing a season ticket you get all four concerts for $80 – an amazing deal! Season Tickets can be purchased by sending an email and  then an etransfer to bassanoac@gmail.com. Or – visit the Town of Bassano office or the Brooks ConnectFirst Credit Union to purchase your tickets (cash or cheque).  For further information, please call Jan Armstrong (403-641-2484) or Linda Andres (403-363-8999).

The Unfaithful Servants

Wednesday, November 4th, 2026  

7:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)

Bassano Community Hall – 610 – 2nd Ave

The Unfaithful Servants have emerged as one of Canada’s must-see acoustic acts, delivering a thrilling modern take on folk, bluegrass, and Americana. Known for explosive instrumentals, rich harmonies, and timeless songwriting, the band has earned a reputation as a powerhouse live draw across Western Canada.

At the heart of the group is mandolinist Jesse Cobb, a founding member of The Infamous Stringdusters and a widely respected innovator on the mandolin. Cobb has shared stages with Béla Fleck, David Grisman, Dierks Bentley, Lee Ann Womack, and held a residency at the Grand Ole Opry. Alongside him is prolific songwriter and guitarist Dylan Stone, whose emotionally driven writing and commanding stage presence anchor the band’s sound. The lineup is rounded out by young fiddle standout Quin Etheridge-Pedden, and anchored by bassist Mark Johnson.

Over the Moon – Christmas on the Range

Thursday, December 3rd, 2026

7:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)

Bassano Community Hall – 610 – 2nd Ave

Alberta’s JUNO Awards-nominated, Over The Moon, are totally immersed in real cowboy country. When you set up home in the foothills of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, it’s inevitable there will be a strong sense of place and the rhythms of the land when you start to play music. Their music is a wild ride from 40s western swing and Appalachian old-time, to cowboy blues, all featuring their meant-to-be vocals and a wide array of acoustic instruments.

Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell are award-winning, multi-instrumentalists and vocalists that have spent most of their lives as studio and live performance musicians. For Christmas on the Range, Craig and Suzanne will be joined by Cedric Blary playing clarinet and various wind instruments, guitar, and singing bass and Jeff Bradshaw playing pedal steel guitar.

Moondance: The Van Morrison Songbook

Tuesday, March 9th, 2027

7:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)

Bassano Community Hall – 610 – 2nd Ave

Prepare to be totally entertained as this talented group pays tribute to the genius of Van Morrison, the Mystic Celtic Soul singer and songwriter who has placed his indelible stamp on Western Music culture for over half a century!

You’ll hear all the hits including “Gloria”, “Brown-Eyed Girl”, “Moondance”, “Into the Mystic”, “Domino” and more. Performed with soulful conviction and joy, vocalist Bruce Coughlin (Tiller’s Folly), winner of the 2024 ISSA Top Male Vocalist Award, fronts this six-piece review. Included in the review are Laurence Knight (bass and vocals), Adam Rohrlick (keys, guitar and sax), Karen Graves (sax and vocals), Greg Stuart (drums and vocals), and Geeta Das (trumpet). This show, fueled by Coughlin’s award-winning interpretive skill and the band’s dynamic energy, promises a night of unforgettable music.

Lennie Gallant and Friends

Wednesday, April 7th, 20267  

7:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)

Bassano Community Hall – 610 – 2nd Ave

Lennie Gallant, an acclaimed East Coast songwriter with sixteen albums and numerous awards, has recently released his new album, Shelter From the Storms, which has received rave reviews and sold out shows across Canada. The album reflects on the turbulent times we live in while celebrating the human ability to navigate through hardship with community, love and laughter. Lennie was honoured as the 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards Solo Artist of The Year for this amazing album, which was also named one of the Top Ten Folk Albums of 2025 by a Roots Music critics poll and members of the Canadian music industry.

The iconic song Peter’s Dream was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and one of his albums even traveled aboard the International Space Station, orbiting Earth 248 times—which Gallant jokes finally gave him “high rotation worldwide!” He has shared the stage with symphony orchestras and numerous artists, including Jimmy Buffett, who featured him as a guest vocalist and co-writer on his final album. A celebrated humanitarian and storyteller, Gallant was appointed to the Order of Canada, where he was honored for songs described as “true slices of life delivered with a poet’s flair and a rugged emotional sensibility.