Biography overview: Hannah Georgas was raised in British Columbia and began crafting songs in the late 2000s, releasing a string of acclaimed records that captured the attention of critics and fans alike. Her 2010 debut album This Is Good established her as a rising voice in the Canadian indie scene, followed by the self-titled Hannah Georgas (2012). The 2016 album For Evelyn expanded her storytelling with richer arrangements, and All That Emotion (2020), produced by Aaron Dessner of The National, marked a notable shift toward lush, misty synth-pop, released on Brassland/Arts & Crafts in Canada. Her 2023 release, I’d Be Lying If I Said I Didn’t Care, continued to showcase her knack for melodic hooks and candid lyrics.
Discography highlights: This Is Good (2010); Hannah Georgas (2012); For Evelyn (2016); All That Emotion (2020) — produced by Aaron Dessner; I’d Be Lying If I Said I Didn’t Care (2023). Expect updates as new material is released. She has earned multiple JUNO Award nominations and Polaris Prize longlists, with Western Canadian Music Award wins noted for select works.
Upcoming tour info: A 2025 Ontario tour has been announced with four intimate solo shows, including Paris (Dominion Telegraph, Apr 10, 2025), Guelph (Sonic Hall, Apr 11), Creemore (St. John’s United Church, Apr 12; date relocated due to renovations), and Burnstown (Neat Cafe, Apr 13). Additional Canada-wide dates for 2026 are listed by Brassland/Onward booking, covering major cities such as Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. For all shows, tickets are available through our straightforward, no-fuss process designed to get you in the venue with ease.
Socials and official pages: hannahgeorgas.com | Bandcamp / labels: links on her site and press materials. Follow her official channels for the latest updates.