Thomas Wilson Tickets

Thomas Wilson is a prolific Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist whose multifaceted career spans decades and genres. Born in 1959 in Hamilton, Ontario, he has left an indelible mark through bands like Junkhouse and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, as well as his intimate, psychedelic folk-minded project Lee Harvey Osmond. Known for blending blues, rock, roots, and what critics often call 'acid folk,' Wilson’s work has earned him national recognition, including the Order of Canada (2023) and a Juno Award for Mohawk (Contemporary Roots Album of the Year) in 2020. In 2025, he continues to tour under the Tehohàhake moniker, bringing his spiritually charged set to venues across Ontario and British Columbia. We've got you covered for reliable, easy access to his shows and official updates.

As an artist with a career spanning Junkhouse's alt-rock grit, the moody depths of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, and the reflective, acid-tinged folk of Osmond, Thomas Wilson has built a diverse catalog. His Polaris Music Prize long-list nominations—A Quiet Evil (2010), The Folk Sinner (2013), Beautiful Scars (2015), and Mohawk (2019)—underscore a consistent thread of storytelling and musical exploration. Offstage, Wilson was honored with a 2024 honorary degree from McMaster University, further cementing his status in Canadian music. For 2025, look for study-in-song performances and intimate gigs across Kingston, Nanaimo, Parksville, Gormley, and more, under the Tehohàhake name. Stay connected through his official channels for tour updates, new releases, and behind-the-scenes stories.