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The Night Warblers are an Edmonton-based trio of musicians creating prairie folk music for the 21st century. Inspired by the folk singer-songwriters and country/Bluegrass greats of their parents’ generation, the band is known for lively stage performances featuring musical meditations on motherhood and grief; on power and inequality; and on questions of home, family, and belonging—all topped off with the occasional bawdy waltz. With lead singer Susan Isaac on guitar/piano, Jessica Nelson on mandolin, and Keavy Martin on bodhrán, The Night Warblers specialize in thoughtful songwriting, moving three-part harmony, and plenty of good humour on stage.

HIGHLIGHTS

Since their 2023 debut at the Old Strath Mini Folk Fest, The Night Warblers have delighted audiences with solo shows at local venues like the Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse, River City Revival House, Bent Stick Brewery, with performances upcoming at the Beaumont Music Festival, Black Dog Pub, and New Moon Folk Club (first set). They have been featured on After Hours at the Commodore and on CJSR’s It Takes a Village; other recording projects are currently in the works (TBA).

For bookings, information, and interviews, please email the band.

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