Of West Indian and Mohawk descent, the soulful singer/guitarist might be on stage one night spilling out electrified rhythm and blues glory, and the next he is at a folk festival delivering a captivating solo singer-songwriter set. Julian earned the Solo Artist of the Year honour at the Canadian Folk Music Awards (and a nomination in the English Songwriter category), plus two Juno Award nominations in 2021, as well as a Polaris Music Prize nomination. His latest album Beyond The Reservoir, was nominated for a 2023 Juno Award for Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year. In everything he does, Taylor has carved his own path, creating genre-free music with a generosity of spirit and a strong belief in the healing powers of song.

Wyatt C. Louis is a Nêhiyaw singer-songwriter based in Moh’kinstsís, Treaty 7 Territory. His songs are built from soaring melodies, railroad-like finger picking, quiet, haunting vocals and lyrical phrasing. Dark, rustic tales meld folk and soulful blues to tell tales of love, loss and the journey home. They’re beautiful, subtle creations that juxtapose emotions, striking imagery and experiences that charm and envelop listeners.  Dancing with Sue, evokes the feeling of nostalgia, and yearning for the times in our lives where we feel the happiest and most free.

$30 advance tickets are sold through Eventbrite. If your circumstances should change, refunds are available up to 24 hours prior to our events.

This is the final concert of the Nick’s 2022/23 season!

April 15      Julian Taylor with opening act Wyatt C. Louis  

2023-2024 Season Tickets

Our next season will feature seven concerts instead of the usual twelve. ‘23-’24 dates are listed here.

Confirmed headliners will be announced at our April 15 concert and season tickets will go on sale at that time. At that concert we will accept $196.00 cheques post-dated to September 1, 2023 and made out to The Acoustic Music Society. Please add your email address to the cheque.

Thanks for supporting The Nick!