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Universalist Unitarian Community of Halifax, 5500 Inglis St., Halifax
This will be a rare early afternoon concert in this historic Halifax building. Show starts ~ 1 pm. For more info, 902-429-5500 | Email: info@uuch.ca
I am pumped to be the sharing my songs at this longstanding Listening Room series run by Steve a Sue Tennent. Contact sue.tennant12@gmail.com for tickets ($35). However this show may sold out.
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Wakefield Market, 38 Chemin de la Vallée de Wakefield, Wakefield QC
It will be fun playing original and cover tunes as folks peruse local products. A few local musicians just may join in the merriment....
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Unitarian Place - Lakehead Unitarian Fellowship , 1502 Mountdale Ave., Thunder Bay ON
Concert featuring songs from my latest album "Survivor Tree" and few other favourites.
$30 advance / $35 at door
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I am looking forward to sharing the stage with Edmonton's own Maria Dunn. We will share songs of resilience and hope, ordinary people, times and events past & present. Expect to sing along to a few along the way.
I will be the featured performer at this weekly event in lovely Wakefield. Hosted by Kate Greenland. No cover charge but donations are gratfefully accepted.
Catch this rare live concert showcasing award-winning songwriter Tony Turner launching his fourth full length album of original songs. The evening will feature heartfelt, humorous & hopeful tunes from Tony’s latest album “Survivor Tree” and few old favourites. Tony plays acoustic guitar & sings lead vocals and will be backed by a 3 piece band - AJ Carson on piano, accordion and background vocals, Brian McMahon on upright bass and Bob Blair on pedal steel and more....
$30
The Woodstove Music & Arts Festival is a non-profit community arts festival presented by Cumberland Culture & Arts Society. It takes place in a variety of unique venues downtown in the Village of Cumberland, BC. The festival includes music, stories, poetry, theatre, stand-up comedy, workshops, dance, kids activities, and friendship. As we get closer to the big weekend, check the festival website for the final schedule and performance times.
Tony Turner brings his celebrated anthems and acclaimed new album 'Survivor Tree' to life accompanied by Chris MacLean and Chris Breitner.
With a rich baritone voice, heartfelt songs inspired by history and human connection, and a stage presence that uplifts and engages, award-winning singer-songwriter Tony Turner brings his celebrated anthems and acclaimed new album 'Survivor Tree' to life in unforgettable performance accompanied by James Stephens, Chris MacLean and Chris Breitner.
The kitchen will be open from 3:00 to 4:30 pm.
$30
Westboro Masonic Hall, 430 Churchill Ave. N (at Byron), Ottawa
Tony will also be performing a few songs and presenting this annual award to and individual who has volunteered their time and talent to the Ottawa area music community. Marilyn Stratton-Zimmer is the 2025 recipient. Marilyn will perform accompanied songs along hand picked musical guests Freshwater Pearls, Kay Kinder Francis will and Marilyn will perform accompanied by Jack Pile.
Happy to be the featured performer to help kick off another folk guild year. Can't beat the price: $10 will get you in and only $5 if you are a CFG member. I'll feature songs from my just release 4th album called Survivor Tree. I'll explain all about that and more on Saturday.
Tuesday open mic night - open stage in open air on patio. gonna be fun
Happy to spend time on the air with Rhea March and play tunes from my recent album Survivor Tree
Tony will also be performing a few songs and presenting this annual award to and individual who has volunteered their time and talent to the Ottawa area music community. Marilyn Stratton-Zimmer is the 2025 recipient. Marilyn will perform accompanied songs along hand picked musical guests Freshwater Pearls, Kay Kinder Francis will and Marilyn will perform accompanied by Jack Pile.
Already 40 years in, this annual festival is family friendly with a kid's zone, camping, vendors and of course great array of roots and folk music all weekend. Check https://www.islandsfolkfestival.ca/ for more details
Karen Leslie-Hall, the founder of the first Great Canadian Song-Along, is hosting this Gananoque edition taking place over two nights - April 30 and May 1. I'll be performing on May 1. Check back for details as they become available.
Gil’s Hootenanny, Ottawa’s annual community singalong, celebrates songs of hope and protest with exuberant audience participation. Names in Honour of late labour activist Gil Levine, the entertainment for folks of all ages. GSA hootenanny traces its roots back to folk legends Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie who popularized hootenannies in the mid 20th century. My protest song "Harperman" has it's first public performance at Gils Hootenanny in 2015 and went on to performed at rallies across the country. I will be leading singalong of known or easily learned songs of hope and protest during evening. It's gonna be fun! Checkout out: https://gilshootenanny.ca for details as they are made available. Tickets are $20
I am thrilled to be performing at the 2025 edition of the Ottawa Grassroots Festival, including one feature set on Sunday April 27 at 12:30 pm. I will also be parts of other stages on Saturday April 26. The festival schedule will be available soon. Visit the Ottawa Grassroots Festival site for information on all performers, as it is posted. https://ottawagrassrootsfestival.com/
The FUCO choir that first performed Circle of Song with the late JanePerry's choir arrangement will be singing my song during their Sunday service. I will be there singing with them. I can't wait...