presents
Toby Walker
Sunday, January 10th 2027 3PM
Friendship Hall - First United Methodist Church of Northville 303 South Main St Northville, NY, 12134
Toby is an award-winning fingerstyle guitarist who blends blues, ragtime, and roots music into a one-man band, delivering virtuosic playing, rich storytelling, and unforgettable live shows.
For decades, Toby has toured extensively throughout the United States and has made 16 international tours of the United Kingdom and numerous countries across Western Europe, bringing his music to audiences in some of the world’s most respected music venues and festivals.
His career has taken him far beyond the concert stage, with award-winning recordings, television and radio appearances, teaching at some of the country’s most respected guitar programs, and collaborations and performances alongside many of the great names in roots and blues music.
His guitar playing is only complimented by his rich singing and amazing stories of years on the road.
"Flat out... you have to hear this great musician... I'm blown away"
Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna and the Jefferson Airplane
Toby Walker gets to Play Mississippi John Hurt’s famous Guild Guitar. IYKYK
presents
Aleksi Campagne
Aleksi Campagne is a bilingual indie-folk fiddle-singer and songwriter from Montréal whose music brings the traditions of the violin into a contemporary world of layered sound, lyrical songwriting and live looping.
Valentine’s Day February 14, 2027 3PM
Sunday, Feb 14 2027 - 3PM
Aleksi’s distinctive approach has earned growing recognition across Canada. Campagne was named Francophone Songwriter of the Year at the 2024 Canadian Folk Music Awards for his debut album, For the Giving / Sans rien donner, and was selected as Penguin Eggs and Roots Music Canada’s New Discovery of the Year. Campagne’s debut album made bilingualism part of the music’s very structure, which Roots Music Canada called, “one of the most musically ambitious accomplishments of the year.” In Le Devoir critic Sylvain Cormier situated the album in proximity to the musical worlds of Half Moon Run and Patrick Watson.
In 2025, he was a finalist for the Prix relève Télé-Québec Arts and Culture Prize. In 2026, he won the 32nd edition of Ma première Place des Arts, one of Québec’s longstanding songwriting competitions where he also received the Prix Distinction de la Caisse Desjardins de la Culture, the Étoiles Stingray award, and the Hydro-Québec Song of the Year prize for the song “Rome” on his debut album. The momentum only continued throughout 2026. After opening the 37th edition of the Francos de Montréal, Campagne was chosen to take part in Les Escales en chanson at the Festival en chanson de Petite-Vallée, where he was awarded several prizes, including a forthcoming feature on the popular Quebec TV show Belle et Bum. In August, he became a finalist at the 58th Festival international de la chanson de Granby, collecting eight individual prizes over the course of the competition, including the coveted SOCAN Songwriting Prize for his song “Je bois,” to be released on his next album.
Aleksi Campagne Wheels like a Chevrolet