Too tough for folk and too blues-influenced for country, Lynne Hanson’s music can turn on a dime from a sunny, blue-sky ballad to a full-on thunderstorm of gritty Canadiana swamp – from one song to the next. Her hard-living music has garnered her the nickname “Canada’s own Queen of Americana,” Hanson is known for her high energy, roots guitar driven live performances but it’s the poetry of her lyrics that really sets her apart. Winner of two Canadian Folk Music awards, she’s toured extensively across North America, Europe and the UK, and appeared at leading international festivals. She has an uncanny way of connecting with her audience with an authenticity that is both entertaining and disarming.
Your $45 reservation includes the concert and reception with Windrush’s award-winning VQA wines, treats and meeting the artist. Guests under 19 and over 90 are free. Proceeds help empower vulnerable kids at www.youthLEADarts.com
Too tough for folk and too blues-influenced for country, LYNNE HANSON’s brand of porch music with a little red dirt can turn on a dime from a sunshine, blue sky ballad to a full on thunderstorm of gritty Americana swamp from one song to the next. Her hard living music has garnered her the nickname “Canada’s own Queen of Americana.” And while her deep, bluesy croon has drawn comparisons to Lucinda Williams and Gillian Welch, it’s the poetry of her lyrics that really sets her apart. Hanson is known for her high energy, roots guitar driven live performances. She has an uncanny way of connecting with her audience with an authenticity that is as entertaining as it is disarming. Hanson has released ten studio albums along with two books of poetry over her 19 year solo career. Along the way she’s won two Canadian Folk Music Awards, as well as the Colleen Peterson songwriting award. She’s toured extensively across North America, Europe and the UK, and appeared at leading international festivals. Her latest album “Just A Poet” was nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award for Contemporary Album of the Year.
