Saturday July 4

Warp Factor

In 1966 Larry and Kenny Chalmers started a band in Edmonton called Warp Factor. 

They played community halls and schools around the province to appreciative audiences. They acquired a manager Paul Winterton, who got them booked on festivals, light shows and opening spots for The Who, Cream and Led Zeppelin.

The band broke up in 1970 and the brothers musically went their separate ways until the summer of 2025 when they decided they would restart the band. They found three terrific musicians in Ron Rault, Percy Marshall and Miles Wilkinson and Warp Factor was reborn. Each member was in agreement to perform songs from 1965 to 1969 with an emphasis on the British Invasion.

Saturday July 11

The Bromleys

Paul Bromley has been playing his music at folk clubs and festivals around Canada for over thirty years. He now spends his time playing and singing with his boys Arlo and Ellis on fiddles, and his lovely wife Jana on cello.

The Bromleys enjoy playing and singing in harmony to Paul’s originals and traditional folk music, as well as playing fiddle music from Celtic to Old Time and Bluegrass.

Saturday July 18

Confusionaires

Confusionaires are a world-class rock & roll trio steeped in the traditions of country, blues, and rockabilly music – but they have a modern approach reminiscent of the punk and hard rock bands that evolved from those traditions, and dragged rock & roll into the 21st century.

Saturday July 25

Marco Claveria

The Marco Claveria Project offers a versatile and eclectic mix of music offering an assortment of sensual repertoire consisting of various Latin rhythms including Bolero, Bossa Nova, Samba, & Lando.

In addition to performing a repertoire of an extensive selection of popular covers, The Marco Claveria Project also performs original material by Marco Claveria. Performances are both memorable and imaginative.

Saturday August 8

M*A*R*S*

Vintage Rock 'n' Roll that will thrill your soul! These Middle-Aged Rock Stars are a group of fine musicians who have one thing in common: they love music and they love to entertain. With many years of collective musical experience behind them, they put this band together to play music and to have fun. It shows and the band shines!

From the Rolling Stones , Petula Clark, The Bee Gees, The Monkees, Elvis Presley, The Four Tops, Lovin Spoonful, Chuck Berry, Sam & Dave, The Temptations, Roy Orbison and more. All are 60's favorites. They have fantastic energy, stage presentation above all others  and punch all packed full of the songs you thought you had forgotten.

Saturday August 15

The Berner Brothers

Super Heroes Dress Up Night

The Berner Brothers, Doug and Don, both born and raised in Edmonton, performed the music of the Brecker Brothers at the Yardbird Suite and recreated some of the magic of that group for one night only. Now 10 years later, they revisit that sold out night and give a whole new audience a chance to hear the Berner Brothers play the music of the Brecker Brothers. They have both been featured on several recordings as well as at numerous jazz clubs and festivals throughout North America including the Festival International de Jazz de Montreal. They are regularly in demand freelancers in the City of Edmonton, play in dozens of ensembles, and are no strangers to Edmonton jazz audiences.

Saturday August 22

Adrienne Levay

Adrienne Levay is an Alberta-based songwriter, storyteller, and former academic aiming to live a creative life. Influenced by artists like Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Ryan Adams and Trevor Hall, Adrienne lightheartedly and cleverly weaves stories and songs together. She engages her audience by inviting them to join her on a journey through the highs and the lows of this human existence. 

2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Benjamin Williams

Benjamin Williams is a professional musician and entertainer based in Edmonton, whose robust voice and eclectic repertoire has resonated from the stages of Canmore Folk Festival and Big Valley Jamboree, all the way to your local neighbourhood watering hole. His career began with classical guitar studies in 2004, winning numerous scholarships and accolades in the years that followed. As an entertainer, his most notable accomplishments include, but are not limited to: 1st Place Winner in Parkland's Got Talent (2014), and Rising Star Award nominee at the 2017 Edmonton Music Awards. Benjamin released his self-produced debut EP as a solo artist, Handshake To The World to critical acclaim among fans and peers alike in both digital and physical form.

4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The Reckless Consensus

The Reckless Consensus is an Edmonton-based four-piece band comprised of talented musicians: Alan Donnelly, on vocals, guitar, and harmonica; Mike Twittey, on bass and backing vocals, David Carlton, on the drums, and Miles Wilkinson on guitar. Each member brings a unique musical perspective to the group, allowing them to curate a distinctive sound. Their original compositions incorporate elements from various genres, defying classification within a single musical category (once described as “Irish-Canadian soul”). The band's musical cocktail showcases a sharp, upbeat blend of rock, folk, blues, and country influences, with hints of pop, Irish traditional music and soul.

5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

The Misery Mountain Boys

You might hear the tunes of The Misery Mountain Boys drifting from behind a rotating bookcase of a 1930’s speakeasy. Harkening back to a simpler time, the MMB’s create a  soundscape infused with tongue in cheek wit, playfulness, and nostalgia. The band's performance delivers as both classic and fresh, offering a generous variety of sweaty jazz numbers, velvety love songs, and swingin' jump-blues.

With the release of The Misery Mountain Boys’ third album, Somebody Stole My Peaches (2025), this feisty and focused group continues to establish itself as a top drawer example of a retro-cool roots group. Fuelled by a big bouquet of sounds, some of the group’s musical touchstones have been in the wind for a century, while others are of a homemade variety that have enabled this quintet to create a recognizable spin on classic feels.

7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

The Give ‘Em Hell Boys

The Give ‘Em Hell Boys are where country grit meets punk energy. Formed out of Edmonton’s punk and metal scene, the band began as a rowdy jam between friends and evolved into a genre-bending force that blurs the edges between country, rock, and roots music. Led by singer and songwriter Quinn Clark, alongside Charles Biddiscombe (lead guitar), Lindsay Bueckert (bass), and Evan Brown (drums), the Boys have built a reputation as one of Western Canada’s most exciting live acts—loud, tight, and full of heart.