Songs and Stories of The Black Wolf: Wade Fernandez Tickets

Wade Fernandez, also known by his Indigenous name Wicīwen Apīs-Mahwaew, is a Menominee artist whose music journeys across language preservation, cultural storytelling, and cross-genre exploration. With roots that run from the studio to the stage, Wade has opened for legendary artists and performed worldwide, bringing Indigenous narratives to a broad audience. His sound blends traditional storytelling, folk, rock, jazz, and flute-centered instrumentals, creating a voice that is both contemporary and rooted in Anishinaabe and Native North American heritage.

On this page, you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and up-to-date information on his 2025 tour schedule, including notable European and U.S. appearances. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket access—like having a friend in the business who’s got you.

Wade Fernandez has performed at renowned venues and festivals worldwide, including the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2024 and recognition from PBS/Simply Folk on Sawaenemiyah. His releases span over a decade, with a recent emphasis on storytelling that honors language preservation and community. Navigate the page to explore his complete discography, standout tracks, and upcoming shows. Remember to secure your seats early through our easy, no-fuss ticket options.

Follow Wade’s latest through official channels, including his website and major social profiles, for the most current tour updates and releases.