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Antonio Larosa– September 24,2026 7:00pm

Antonio Larosa is a country-rock and roots artist whose music blends the grit of blues, the soul of vintage rock, and the storytelling of classic country. With a voice that channels the spirit of Elvis Presley and the emotional weight of Chris Stapleton, Larosa creates songs that are heartfelt, lived-in, and unapologetically honest. Raised in Vancouver, BC, Larosa was drawn to the music of Johnny Cash, The Allman Brothers, BB King, and Roy Orbison from a young age. His music reflects those roots: raw, rhythmic, and filled with sincerity, but filtered through his own lens and life experiences.

After years of cutting his teeth on stages across Western Canada, he’s developed a reputation for his electric live shows, where blistering guitar work and vulnerable lyricism meet. In 2023 and 2025, Larosa was awarded Roots Artist of the Year by the BC Country Music Association, a milestone that affirmed the impact of his music and the path he’s been carving independently. His songs have been featured on SiriusXM and on editorial playlists across Spotify and Amazon Music, and he continues to build a loyal audience through his performances and recordings.

Whether playing solo or backed by his band, Larosa brings grit, groove, and soul to every performance. His music doesn’t try to follow trends. It’s grounded in feel, truth, and a deep respect for the genre’s past, while pushing forward with his own distinct voice.

Burnstick November 8,2026 7:00pm

Burnstick is a Canadian folk music duo forged from passion and unfiltered emotion, where two voices become one powerful musical force.  Anchored by the resonant Weissenborn lap slide guitars of Plains-Cree guitarist Jason Burnstick and the rich, poetic songwriting and harmonies of francophone-Métis vocalist Nadia Burnstick, their sound is at once cinematic and intimate.  Drawing from a decade of life lived fully, as partners in both art and life, their music carries stories of love, loss, belonging, and the sacred ties that shape who we are.  Guided by a fearless creative spirit and unafraid to push boundaries, Burnstick creates soul-stirring landscapes that challenge listeners to feel deeply and reflect inward.  Backed by their drummer, Nadia and Jason perform deeply resonant music that always strikes a chord with audiences.  JUNO-nominated and critically acclaimed, they stand not only as musicians but as storytellers of heart and human connection.

Aurora Piano Trio – January 14,2027 7:00pm

The Aurora Piano Trio has received praise for its passion, exuberance and lyricism as well as sensational performances. Violinist Yuel Yawney and cellist, Sungyong Lim, members of the famed Borealis String Quartet, joined together with acclaimed pianist, Libby Yu to form Canada’s most exciting new ensemble, the Aurora Piano Trio. Each of the members of the Trio has performed around the world and brings their extensive chamber music experience together creating an ensemble of the highest calibre.

Founded in 2019 and mentored by the great Canadian impresario, George Zukerman, the Trio is already garnering much critical acclaim and is taking the Canadian music scene by storm. Debuting for the Whistler Chamber Music Society in the Trio’s first season as part of a Western Canadian tour, the remaining engagements were cancelled due to COVID. In 2021, the Trio began rebooking engagements and that September was the season opening concert to a sold-out audience for the Cafe Classico Series at the Langley Community Music School. Early in 2022, the Trio also had numerous performances at the Music by the Sea Festival in Victoria to standing ovations and later in Vancouver at the Orpheum ANNEX and the Centre Stage at Surrey City Hall. Last season, the Aurora toured Vancouver Island performing as well as concerts in Eastern BC. This season, the Aurora Piano Trio is delighted to return and perform at the Langley Community Music School.

Canefire- March 11,2027 7:30pm

Toronto-based Caribbean jazz powerhouse CaneFire is NOT your grandfather’s jazz band. As one of the most explosive and energetic jazz ensembles on the planet, CaneFire delivers a rollicking, high-octane show combining the white-hot energy of Cuban rhythm, the blinding musicianship of modern jazz, and the unbridled joy of the music of the Caribbean.

CaneFire’s signature sound revolves around its unconventional use of the steelpan – the only petroleum byproduct in the world that is actually good for you. Led by Canadian pianist/composer Jeremy Ledbetter, CaneFire also features steelpan virtuoso Mark Mosca, Alexis Baro (trumpet), Braxton Hicks (saxophones), Chendy Leon (drums), Yoser Rodriguez (bass), and Alberto Suarez (percussion).

CaneFire has released two albums and taken their unique brand of Caribbean Latin Jazz from BC to Newfoundland, to South America, and to the Caribbean, including three years in a row at the Trinidad and Tobago Jazz Festival. Their second album Pandemonium embodies all the sizzle and twice the sophistication of its predecessor, and features guest performances by Trinidadian calypso superstar David Rudder and Brazilian jazz legend Hermeto Pascoal.

Krystle Dos Santos- History of Motown March 31.2027 7:00 pm
 
Krystle Dos Santos is a 2x Western Canadian award winning singer/songwriter and performer. Her award winning self titled album was released in 2008, followed by Fame Fatale in 2011. BLOOM|BURN, her 3rd studio release, awarded her the WCMA for R&B artist of the year in 2020. From singing on stage with Stevie Wonder and Michael Buble to theatre performances on stages all around North America, Dos Santos brings her eclectic style, powerful vocal prowess and magnetic charm to every performance she delivers. Catch her sharing the story of Canadian civil rights icon Viola Desmond in her original co-creation, Hey Viola!, or with her new country/rock project Orchard Sky in venues across our beautiful country. 

 A History of Motown delivers the nostalgia of the beloved genre of 1960-80’s Detroit Soul music, with the stories and historical context of the world in which they were created.