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Paige Ballagh & Kale Penny: Fall Tour



Two Stratford, Ontario singer-songwriters are hitting the road together for a special 5-province co-bill tour!


Paige Ballagh and Kale Penny are bringing their songs, stories, humour, and good times to stages across Canada for an evening that’s intimate, cozy, thoughtful, and a whole lot of fun.


TOUR DATES

Sept 12 - The Bunker - Stratford, ON

Sept 23 - Trident Booksellers & Cafe - Halifax, NS

Sept 24 - Shoebox Cantina - New Glasgow, NS

Sept 25-27 - Goolaholla! - Souris, PEI

Sept 29 - Louisbourg Playhouse - Louisbourg, NS

Sept 30 - Fidelio Café - Woodstock, NB

Oct 2 - Motel Chelsea - Chelsea, QC

Oct 7 - The Leonor - Stratford, ON


Paige Ballagh is an Ontario-born singer, songwriter, and poet whose folk-pop songwriting is rooted in storytelling, warmth, and melodic ease. A former Summerfolk Youth Discovery Artist, Paige has performed across Canada, the U.S., and Ireland, and is also the author of the Amazon #1 best-selling poetry collection Waking Up. Her EP Waking Up, produced by Space Camp (Juno Award-winning producer Jake Charron), showcases her clear, expressive voice and lived-in songwriting.


Kale Penny is a west coast musician and actor now based in Stratford. His heartfelt songwriting and engaging performances have connected with audiences around the world, while his recent viral music series has earned him millions of views across Instagram and TikTok. His songs have received radio play in Canada, the UK, Sweden, and Germany.


Together, Paige and Kale are creating a night that feels a little like gathering around the living room with old friends — except the living room is coming to you.


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