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Rhaye Preeper MacKay at Red Bird

concert · Sunday, 8 November 2026 · 1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CA

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Rhaye Preeper MacKay
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Rhaye Preeper MacKay

Sun 8 Nov Red Bird

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CA$30.00

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STARTS

Sunday, 8 November 2026 at 1:00

ENDS

Sunday, 8 November 2026 at 3:30

LOCATION

Ottawa

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

3 hours of live music

1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CA
1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CAOPEN MAP

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Step into an evening of rich harmonies, thoughtful songwriting, and timeless folk music with Jessica Rhaye, Bill Preeper and Sandy MacKay – together known as Preeper Rhaye MacKay. From New Brunswick, Canada, the trio takes listeners back to the height of the Greenwich Village folk scene of the 1960’s, while bringing a sound that feels timeless yet entirely their own. Finely blended three-part harmonies, shared lead vocals, and a seamless mix of acoustic and electric instrumentation that echo the spirit of Woody Guthrie, Ian Tyson, and early Bob Dylan. Acclaimed songwriter and Canadian Folk Music Award nominee Jessica Rhaye, with more than 25 years of touring and nine albums to her name, leads on rhythm guitar, while Bill Preeper’s intricate fingerstyle guitar and mandolin add richness and depth. Sandy MacKay rounds out the trio on upright and electric bass, with touches of banjo that add warmth and colour to their sound. Together, they create an intimate and engaging performance, often likened to a modern-day Peter, Paul and Mary, showcasing music from their ECMA Roots-nominated album Wood & Wire (2024) and their much-anticipated follow-up album Blackberry Lane (2026). Whether you’ve followed folk music for years or are simply curious to experience it live, this concert offers an evening to settle in, listen closely, and connect through song, story, and harmony.

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