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Below is a partial list of upcoming live events. Always check back here as additional events are regularly added to our schedule.
Sat, Mar 14ShelburneWhile her deep, bluesy croon has drawn comparisons to Lucinda Williams and Gillian Welch, it’s the poetry of her lyrics that really sets Lynne Hanson apart. Winner of two Canadian Folk Music Awards, Lynne will be accompanied by Ottawa-based session man and touring pro, Blair Michael Hogan.
Sun, Mar 29107 Water StAtlantic Canadian cellist and 2026 ECMA Nominee, Catherine Little leads a group of world class musicians in an unforgettable afternoon concert experience. The timeless elegance of Handel, the cinematic magic of Morricone, the iconic energy of Queen and more, don't miss this fabulous five.
Fri, Apr 10Osprey Arts CentreJoce Reyome’s distinctive sound echoes the raw vocals of Etta James, Janis Joplin, and Tracy Chapman. Their performances at the Confederation Centre, the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, at JUNOfest 2024, at the East Coast Music Awards and more, have captivated audiences in Atlantic Canada and beyond.
Fri, Apr 24ShelburneJon Hines is an award winning Cape Breton based bluesman who's enjoyed national and international radio play. Manitoba Hal Brolund is an accomplished Canadian blues artist renowned for his skills on the baritone Ukulele. Catch them together at the Osprey, where the blues never sounded so good.
Sat, May 09ShelburneThe Osprey proudly welcomes 8x Juno Winners, the Good Brothers on their 50th Anniversary Tour. Brothers Bruce, Brian and Larry Good continue to deliver a world-class show that features their trademark sibling harmonies. Don't miss this chance to catch the brothers - Live!
Sat, Jun 06107 Water StJeff Leeson returns to your Osprey with a brand new show and a night of Live stand up comedy you will NEVER forget! With over 25 years experience touring North America and over 100 Million views online, find out why this is definitely one show you absolutely Do Not want to miss!
Thu, Jul 23ShelburneAward-winning CONSTELLATIONS, by Nick Payne, is a two-person play that explores the infinite possibilities of a relationship between a beekeeper (Roland) and a quantum physicist (Marianne) through the lens of multiverse theory, showing how small choices can lead to vastly different outcomes.
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