NMC Presents: Radios, Rayguns & Little White Lies

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of storytelling, songcraft, and catchy melodies with three of Western Canada’s most compelling singer-songwriters: Matt Patershuk, Suzie Ungerleider, and Ben Sures. Together on one stage, these artists trade songs, harmonies, and stories—offering audiences a rare opportunity to witness the camaraderie and chemistry that only seasoned songwriters can share. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, this show promises a night of unforgettable songs and shared moments that resonate long after the final chord. Matt Patershuk's rich baritone and poetic song-writing blend roots, blues, and country into deeply resonant songs about love, loss, and the quiet beauty of everyday life. Hailing from La Glace, Alberta, Matt’s songs live in a world where time has slowed way down by where there’s always time to smell the roses, to kick the tires before buying, and to use an old screwdriver instead of a power tool to fix what is broken. Dog, Tiger, Horses is this Canadian Folk Music Award nominee’s latest album, produced by Steve Dawson and released on Black Hen. JUNO-nominated Suzie Ungerleider (formerly Oh Susanna), invites you into her world with her captivating clear voice, poetic lyricism, mesmerizing melodies. On her latest album Among the Evergreens, a collection of songs written in her hometown of Vancouver, Suzie tells real life tales from teenage-hood to motherhood. “It’s about being like a tree with all those rings around you, the layers of your life telling you who you are and where you've been.” Among the Evergreens has earned rave reviews by Mojo, Uncut, Next and Americana UK magazine. Rounding out the trio is Edmonton’s Ben Sures, a clever, heartfelt, award-winning songwriter known for his sharp wit and songs that reveal layers of humour and humanity. His latest release The Story That Lived Here is a satisfyingly cohesive and tender bluegrass-tinged album with a steady heartbeat. It’s the perfect accompaniment for Sures’ funny, honest, quirkily wise and wistful tunes.

Tickets: $35 + GSTNMC Members get 15% off.