Tragedy Ann returns to Bear River Thurs, Feb, 13, 2025

“Honorary Bear-Rivians” Tragedy Ann (Liv Cazzola and Braden Phelan) return to Bear River on their Winter 2025 tour of the Maritimes!
Enjoy their songs, their stories and warmth at The Root Cellar at the Oakdene Centre on Thursday, February 13th.

Tickets: Pay-what-you-can, suggested $15-20 Doors: 7:15pm Show: 7:45pm

Advance ticket link (also available at the door): https://tragedyannmusic.com/…/bear-river-ns-oakdene-centre

A word from the band:

“We have such fond memories of playing at the old Tall Sips On Stilts back in 2019, the night of a gorgeous snowstorm. We barely made it up the hill in the morning!
This time it’ll be even more special, as Bear River has become a bit more homey for us: Liv’s sister & brother-in-love moved here last summer. And, as a special treat, we’ll be sharing the stage with Anita Cazzola and Sam Boer!”

BAND BIO:

Tragedy Ann is a forward-looking folk duo.

Braiding organic vocal harmonies with organ, accordion, singing saw, and guitars, Tragedy Ann’s arrangements are as delicate as they are driving. Their concerts emanate “…the honesty and enthusiasm of people who can’t help but create and perform.” (Jon Farmer, Georgian Bay Roots).

With their latest album “Heirlooms” (May 2022), Liv Cazzola and Braden Phelan urge us to connect more deeply with each other. They also call for a deeper connection with the natural world. The answer to this call is reflected both in the collaborative creation process and the meaningful ways in which “Heirlooms” is being shared. Setting these intentions rooted them and provided the insight needed to nourish the project and create something lasting.

Tragedy Ann has performed in Europe, the United States, and across Canada at such venues as the National Arts Centre, Celtic Connections, Haliburton Folk Society, Egersund Visefestival, Blue Skies Music Festival, Clonakilty International Guitar Festival, Summerfolk Music and Crafts Festival, and Hillside Festival.