Mariposa Folk Festival Orillia Tickets - Tudhope Park

Judy Collins

27 concerts

Judy Collins, born in Seattle, is a versatile folk artist known for her clear voice and interpretive flair. She gained fame with hits like "Both Sides Now" and "Send in the Clowns." Throughout her six-decade career, she has covered songs by artists such as Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan and penned originals like "My Father." Collins' collaborations include Stephen Stills, who inspired "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes." Her career renaissance saw chart-topping success with Winter Stories in 2019 and her first all-original album in 2022. Her work spans genres from folk-rock to a cappella, earning her lasting acclaim.

KT Tunstall

15 concerts

Grammy®-nominated Scottish musician KT Tunstall gained fame with her 2004 debut, Eye to the Telescope, featuring hits like "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree." Known for blending introspective folk with electrified rock, Tunstall released an album trilogy after moving to California in 2015, including KIN and WAX. Despite losing hearing in one ear, she found solace in music.

Tim Baker

4 concerts

Juno nominee and Polaris Prize longlisted musician Tim Baker, from St. John’s, Newfoundland, blends masterful songwriting with holiday warmth in "Full Rainbow of Light." Known for his international tours and selling out venues like Massey Hall, Baker continues his artistic evolution with a bridge between full-band strength and solo vulnerability.

Feist

3 concerts

Canadian-born Feist is known for her warm, haunting voice blending indie rock, jazz-pop, and folk. Her album "Let It Die" featured "Mushaboom," while "The Reminder" gave her global fame with "1234." Collaborated with Peaches and Broken Social Scene, Feist has won multiple Juno Awards. Multitudes (2023) showcases her theatrical, evolving style.

Rufus Wainwright

17 concerts

Rufus Wainwright, born in New York's Hudson Valley, is a Juno-winning, Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter known for lush, theatrical pop. Influenced by Tin Pan Alley and opera, he scored hits like "Release the Stars" and paid tribute to Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall. His diverse collaborations include Helena Bonham Carter, Florence Welch, and John Legend. Raised in Montreal, he debuted in 1998 and also composed opera and classical pieces, further showcasing his versatility.

The Wood Brothers

19 concerts

The Wood Brothers, an American roots trio known for joyful, genre-blending music and Grammy nods, craft soulful songs with clever lyrics and rich, collaborative sound.

The Weather Station

25 concerts

Toronto's Tamara Lindeman, known as The Weather Station, blends folk and pop, with acclaimed albums like Ignorance. She's toured with Bahamas and Basia Bulat.

Matt Andersen

24 concerts

Matt Andersen, a New Brunswick native, delivers tender folk and soul with remarkable stage presence. His widely streamed work has captivated audiences globally.

Steve Poltz

16 concerts

Steve Poltz, a live music phenomenon, is celebrated globally and at festivals like Bluesfest and Telluride. Collaborating with Jewel and Billy Strings, his energetic shows have won critical acclaim from Rolling Stone and beyond.

The Bros. Landreth

26 concerts

Winnipeg’s Bros. Landreth, brothers Dave and Joey, blend soulful roots and guitar-driven rock. Two-time JUNO winners, Grammy-winning songwriters, praised for heartfelt songs.

Jill Barber

2 concerts

Born in Canada, Jill Barber blends jazz and French chanson, famed for her album "Chansons" with over 120M streams. She sings Piaf-inspired songs, collaborated with Grammy-nom Drew Jurecka.

Quote the Raven

3 concerts

Newfoundland duo Quote the Raven blend Americana and folk with lush harmonies and storytelling. Known for songs like “Back in Spring,” they’ve worked with top Canadian artists.

Sister Ray

1 concert

Edmonton-born Ella Coyes, aka Sister Ray, blends gospel, bluegrass, and Métis storytelling in emotional songs. Their debut album *Communion* was Polaris-longlisted and praised for its raw honesty.

Son Little

14 concerts

Born in LA and raised in Queens, Son Little (Aaron Livingston) blends blues, soul, and hip-hop. Known for Grammy-winning work with Mavis Staples and collabs with The Roots.

The Rural Alberta Advantage

5 concerts

Led by Alberta native Nils Edenloff, The Rural Alberta Advantage is a Toronto indie folk-rock trio known for rhythmic intensity and expansive melodies. Famous for "Departing," nominated for a Polaris Prize, they achieved Billboard success with albums like "Mended with Gold" and "The Wild." Formed in 2005 with Paul Banwatt and Amy Cole, they gained traction after SXSW shows and collaborating with Saddle Creek Records. Their 2023 album "The Rise & the Fall" showcases their dynamic sound.

Martha Wainwright

1 concert

Born in Canada, Martha Wainwright is known for her emotive songwriting and raw style. Her fifth album, "Love Will Be Reborn," produced by Pierre Marchand, follows themes of love, pain, and rebirth. She collaborated with Marchand, known for his work with Sarah McLachlan, to create an album full of optimism.

The Trews

10 concerts

The Trews, from Antigonish, Nova Scotia, are a dynamic Canadian rock band known for hits like "Not Ready to Go." They boast platinum albums, multiple JUNO nominations, and wins at the ECMAs and US Indie Music Awards. With over 100 million global streams, they've toured worldwide, sharing stages with legends like Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones. Now based in Hamilton, Ontario, they remain a prolific and enduring force in rock music.

Jeremy Dutcher

3 concerts

Jeremy Dutcher, a Two-Spirit artist from Tobique First Nation, mixes traditional songs with jazz, pop, and classical styles. His acclaimed album, Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, won the 2018 Polaris Prize and a 2019 JUNO. Dutcher has performed globally and collaborated with Beverly Glenn Copeland and Yo-Yo Ma.