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Having moved from Nashville to Nova Scotia, Jimmy’s new album “Moving East” is pure east coast and brings the maritime kitchen party to The Mary Webb Centre. His homecoming album features true stories, tall tales and bittersweet ballads and that classic folk rock sound that Jimmy helped pioneer.  September sees Jimmy move west, to Highgate to play for you!

Canadian Crooner Michael Vanhevel’s energy and ability to channel the sounds of Elvis or Sinatra, Holly or Orbison, Anka or Vinton, Charles or Checker, is phenomenal and indubitably entertaining. Along with his killer 5 piece band, you might not know what song is next but you know it is going to be mind-blowing good music!

Valdy shows are simply all round entertaining – period. This iconic Canadian folk singer has been making Juno winning music since the 70’s and when he is on stage there’s always a big smile, great stories and superb songs.

The very best way to celebrate the Christmas season is to see the Ennis Sisters perform at one of their favourite venues, The Mary Webb Centre. Returning for a fourth time and certainly another sellout, get your tickets early for a big dose of Christmas fun on this special Wednesday evening show.

He was all over the Canadian music charts in the 70’s with songs like Painted Ladies, Time is the Keeper, Hold On, Right Before Your Eyes and Pilot to name a few. A Juno winner and active with friends such as Murray McLaughlin (played MWC in Jan 2012) in Lunch at Allen’s, this show sees Ian bring a trio, his great music and a lot of 70’s memories to The Mary Webb Centre stage.

Canada's most recognized and awarded authentic Western Swing group,  combining stellar musicianship and vocals with traditional country and jazz standards and their own “new vintage” originals. If you’re not sure of the music genre Western Swing, this show is the very best way you find out that you are a fan and get hooked. Returning to The Mary Webb Centre for one swirling and twirling good time!  

Rant Maggie Rant were the first band to play The Mary Webb Centre in May 2010 and soon became an MWC favourite with sellouts with every return performance. The Mary Webb audience have seen them evolve from a Celtic focused band to one that still has those Gaelic roots but with a broader traditional world sound with their unique fusion of hand-drumming, dub/jazz bass, soaring vocals, harmonies, fiddle and folk/blues/rock guitar.  

Returning after their very successful concert in April, 2019 when the strings of 14 instruments brought good vibrations to the concert hall, this show will see an expanded performance with two sets of music (with intermission), conducted by the ever progressive and entertaining maestro, Daniel Wiley.