Gils Hootenanny Tickets

Gils Hootenanny is a rooted-in-tradition protest/hope folk performer whose live shows invite audience participation in the spirit of a traditional hootenanny. Founded to honor Gil Levine, former CUPE Research Director, the project first launched in 2010 in Ottawa and has since become a fixture of Canadian folk and labor-movement culture. The format centers on social commentary, communal singing, and topical storytelling, performing across venues that celebrate grassroots music and civic engagement. We’ve got you covered with reliable listings, artist background, and practical ticket info.

This page highlights Gils Hootenanny, including a detailed biography, notable discography connections—especially the Fat Man Waving era—and upcoming tour details. Whether you’re a longtime participant in the hootenanny scene or a newcomer curious about the tradition, you’ll find context, show dates, and secure ticket options here.

Upcoming tour notes: The 2025 edition marks the 16th annual event, slated for April 30, 2025, at the First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa. Headlining is Rebecca Campbell with Tony Turner opening. For more on shows, venues, and artist updates, follow official channels and secure your seats early—the hootenanny model thrives on community, participation, and timely access to tickets.

Social links and official sites: explore Gils Hootenanny’s updates at gilshootenanny.ca and stay connected via Facebook where event coverage and community posts mirror the live experience. We’ve got your backstage pass to the movement—no fuss, just good music and solidarity.