Advance tickets at Showpass.

We have two newcomers and two old favorites headlining at the Nick in the coming months. Here’s a taste:

Stephen Fearing sings The Man Who Married Music.

Abigail Lapell sings Halfway to Mexico.

Big Little Lions sing It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere.

Lynn Miles sings Three Chords and the Truth.

Season tickets are now prorated at $112.00 per ticket for the remaining four concerts in our season.

You may purchase season tickets by Etransfer. Send your transfer to <info@thenick.ca>. Transfers will be deposited automatically. Please ensure all your contact information is included.

Individual advance tickets for upcoming concerts cost $30 + agency fee. Visit Showpass to purchase. 

January 27:  Stephen Fearing with opener Mike Stack

February 24:  Abigail Lapell with opener Trundled

March 23:  Big Little Lions with opener Three Write On! Songwriters

April 20: Lynn Miles with opener Kevin John Cook

Unapologetically genuine, wry, and soft-hearted — Mariel Buckley has planted her flag firmly as a songwriter who’s in it for the long haul. She aims to find herself squarely on the fringes and exactly where she belongs: singing and writing songs for the underdog. Her candor and magnetic live show have been charming listeners across North America since her debut LP in 2018, Driving In The Dark.  Now with thousands of miles under her belt, Buckley looks to turn country/folk music on its head, with her 2022 follow-up album, Everywhere I Used To Be. Anchored by the haunting whine of the pedal steel, rounded out by heavy synth pads, the resulting collection is a driving, swooning, toe-tapping catharsis; sealed and delivered by Buckley’s signature crooning brand of angst-ridden alt-folk. Mariel will be accompanied at the Nick by Ryan Funk on guitar, pedal steel and vocals.

Watch Mariel Buckley’s official video of her song Neon Blue.

Chris’ musical path has crossed many genres, modern folk, indie rock and electronic music. He has used his musical education and skills as a guitarist to create an outlet for his emotions and self expression. Moments that can’t simply be put into words, come more easily to him through his music.  Chris has improved his techniques as a performer and producer, as a solo artist and as a bassist and guitarist in numerous Vancouver bands.  His debut EP, Episode 1, was released in April of 2023.

$30 advance tickets for all our 2024 concerts at the Nick are on sale through Showpass. If your circumstances should change, refunds are available up to 7:00 pm Wednesday, prior to our events to give us time to re-sell.

Winter/Spring 2024 Nick season tickets are still available for $112 each for four concerts.They may be purchased by an E-transfer sent to <info@thenick.ca>.  Please include your email address, mailing address and phone number.  Your E-Transfer will be automatically deposited.

Here’s our upcoming lineup:

Jan. 27  Stephen Fearing with opening act Mike Stack
Feb. 24  Abigail Lapell with opening act Trundled
Mar. 23  Big Little Lions with opening act Three Write On! Songwriters
Apr. 20  Lynn Miles with opening act Kevin John Cook

The Nick is held in the Crescent Heights Community Hall, 1101 2nd St. N.W.  Doors are 7:00, showtime is 7:30.

We are now sending out email bulletins about our upcoming performances.  To subscribe click here:    SUBSCRIBE NICK EMAILS

PURCHASE TICKETS AT SHOWPASS!

Showpass sales cut off at 2:30 pm. There will be tickets available at the door this evening. We have a square credit card reader for purchases.

A nationally recognized Celtic songwriter, singer, and multi-instrumentalist (fiddle, guitar, harp), Lizzy Hoyt’s fifth album, The Parting Glass, received the 2023 Canadian Folk Music Award for Traditional Singer of the Year. Lizzy will be accompanied by Keith Rempel on bass and vocals and Jared Albright on guitar, fiddle and mandolin.

Flint & Feather is the musical project of Joal and Lauren Kamps.  Joal, who served as Alberta’s Artist in Residence and Arts Ambassador from 2020-2021, and Lauren draw upon Western Canadian history, Rocky Mountain folklore, and their own colourful life journeys for inspiration, the result being original songs that convey stories with an uncommon charm. 

Listen to CKUA’s Discoveries with Leo Cripps Thursday morning for an interview with Flint and Feather.

Concerts are held at the Crescent Heights Community Hall, 1101 2nd St. N.W. Ample free parking is available. Doors are 7:00, showtime is 7:30.