Little Bird

Hannah & Nathan

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Hannah Shira Naiman - banjo, vocals Nathan Smith - guitar, vocals Tim O’Reilly - upright bass Gary Craig - drums Jim Bowskill - pedal steel Produced, recorded, and mixed by Jason Mercer on Wolfe Island Mastered by David Travers-Smith at Found Sound in Toronto Artwork and design by Jaymie Karn

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SPRING REVERB and Rankin Productions present THE WEBER BROTHERS, live at the Broom Factory on May 31, with support from Hannah & Nathan.

This show is part of the 2026 Spring Reverb Festival taking place in downtown Kingston from May 28 to 31. In addition to ticketed concerts, featuring headliners like BEDOUIN SOUNDCLASH, BY DIVINE RIGHT, and SLAVES OF SPANKY, there are also many free events, including free concerts and panel events aimed at assisting musicians and music fans.

Full event details can be found on the SPRING REVERB WEBSITE.

$35 (plus fees)

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“Love and Labour” Album Release show

Motel Chelsea, Chelsea, QC

Canadian Folk Music Award winners Hannah Shira Naiman and Nathan Smith deliver pristine harmonies and masterful fiddle and banjo on Love and Labour, a timeless debut duo album rooted in Appalachian tradition.

Purchase advance tickets on SHOWPASS ($30 plus tax and fees) OR at the door while quantities last ($35 plus tax)

Dinner is available with our kitchen open until 9pm. Reservations are strongly suggested—make yours HERE. We are an intimate 85-seat venue, so every seat is a great seat! While we do our best to accommodate all seating requests, they cannot be guaranteed. For the best experience, we recommend making reservations in even numbers (for example, a party of three may be seated with an additional guest). Doors open half an hour before showtime for those who will not be dining with us.

Purchase advance tickets on SHOWPASS ($30 plus tax and fees) OR at the door while quantities last ($35 plus tax)

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May21

Hannah & Nathan release their album "Love and Labour" at Trinity United Church in Huntsville on Thursday, May 21, joined by Bracebridge duo Todd & Robyn

Featuring pristine vocal harmonies accompanied by the earthy pulse of fiddle and banjo, Hannah & Nathan weave a rich tapestry of timeless songs and fiddle tunes grown from their love of old Appalachian music. Hannah & Nathan have worked together on recordings in the past and have spent the past several years touring as a duo, but "Love and Labour" is their debut album as a unit, featuring a combination of treasured songs and new collaborative creations. www.hannahandnathanmusic.com

Todd & Robyn are a husband-and-wife duo from Bracebridge, Ontario, blending folk and Americana influences with heartfelt lyrics, soulful harmonies, and a touch of tambourine. Since settling in Muskoka in 2021, they've become a familiar presence in the local music scene, with the Bracebridge Hall as their home stage. www.toddandrobyn.com

$25 (30 at the door), $15 youth

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Sep14

Sunday Night Revue

Irene's Pub, 885 Bank St., Ottawa

What Is The Revue? Every single Sunday night at Irene’s Pub, Birdie Whyte wrangles her crew of folk musicians, armed with an arsenal of banjos and guitars (and some games and gags) to put on The Sunday Night Revue! Acting as master of ceremonies, Birdie sets the scene for the evening by leading the troupe with some of her sweet, poetic songs, before passing the spotlight along to each performer.

Marc Albert, Sal, Nik Field, and C.A. & Sonny all take turns commanding the stage and supporting one another. Individually, each performer is a seasoned musician in their own right, and the Sunday Night Revue allows them the platform to collaborate with lyrical whimsy, dulcet instrumentation and playful banter. The resulting show feels reminiscent of a living room jam, offering a similar relaxed atmosphere where everyone can take part in some way.

The whole room can enjoy the fun games and silly prizes that Birdie offers, drink specials from the friendly bartenders, and delicious eats from the Irene’s kitchen. Admission is free, tips are welcome and silly (or awesome) prize donations are greatly appreciated.

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