"Grassmarket is a trio of singer/songwriters creating lush and nuanced folk-pop. Their music combines warm, honest songwriting, layered pop arrangements, and stellar old-time instrumentation..."

 

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Though Grassmarket draws from traditional bluegrass and country, the trio cannot be slotted firmly into either category... it's the songs' content that really gives this band its weight, shifting from intimate soul-scrapers to historical artifact with precision, conviction, and most importantly, heart. There's no one else in town making this music.

~ Tara Thorne, The Coast, CBC Radio

upcoming:

April 6: The Company House w/ Crowdis Bridge

June 21: Full Circle Festival

past:

The joyful release of You are for the Ocean: November 24 at the Company House, 8 p.m. w/ Matt Hornell and Dark for Dark

November 29: Fables in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia

November 30: House concert in Sackville, New Brunswick

December 7: Lane's Privateer Inn, w/ Dana Beeler, Liverpool, Nova Scotia,

December 8: Broad Cove Hall w/ Dana Beeler and Dark for Dark, Riverport, Nova Scotia

December 14: House concert with The Modern Grass, Sydney, Nova Scotia

December 15: TBA with The Modern Grass in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

February 16: Mermaid Theatre with The Modern Grass, Windsor, Nova Scotia

 

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tour!

We're so excited to take You are for the Ocean on the road!

The joyful release of You are for the Ocean: November 24 at the Company House, 8 p.m. w/ Matt Hornell and Dark for Dark

November 29: Fables in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia

November 30: House concert in Sackville, New Brunswick

December 7: Lane's Privateer Inn, w/ Dana Beeler, Liverpool, Nova Scotia,

December 8: Broad Cove Hall w/ Dana Beeler and Dark for Dark, Riverport, Nova Scotia

December 14: House concert with The Modern Grass, Sydney, Nova Scotia

December 15: TBA with The Modern Grass in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

February 16: Mermaid Theatre with The Modern Grass, Windsor, Nova Scotia

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