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We're excited to be back in our concert space this fall with two not to be missed evenings of live music,

Loud in The Pines and Matthew Byrne!

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Loud in the Pines 

Live @ The Lebel 

Saturday, October 17th at 7:30pm

$20 Tickets 

With a warm and authentic contemporary folk sound, Loud in the Pines delivers heartfelt music dedicated to the places and people they love. Edmonton-based musicians Kelin (kay-lin) Flanagan and Spencer Taubner use their captivating blend of vocal harmonies and meditative acoustic guitar to build worlds around each song.

 

Their debut album, Every Colour Left, won a 2026 Canadian Folk Music Award (Producer of the Year, Ben Plotnick). Loud in the Pines will lead you along cinematic winding pathways of the natural world, asking you to remember what matters most.

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Matthew Byrne

Live @ The Lebel 

Friday, November 6th at 7:30pm

$25 Tickets 

Since releasing his debut album Ballads in 2010, Matthew Byrne has established himself as one of Canada’s foremost traditional singers. His rich and powerful vocals, refined guitar style, and compelling interpretations of unique traditional songs have made him a favourite of folk audiences at home in Newfoundland and abroad.

 

After a long hiatus from the studio and the road, Byrne released his 4th studio album, Stealing Time. This project brought Byrne to Yellow Arch Studios in Sheffield, UK, where he teamed up with folk legend Martin Simpson as producer. The album features instrumentation from some of the finest musicians on the English folk scene, including Nancy Kerr, Andy Cutting, and Liz Hanks. Stealing Time won two 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Traditional Album of the Year and Traditional Singer of the Year.

Mallory Chipman live at the Lebel!

Saturday February 7th, 2026

Doors open at 7pm Show starts at 7:30pm

Tickets: $20 each

All ages are welcome!

Hailing from the Canadian prairies, Mallory Chipman is a true musical polymath. An award-winning musician as well as a songwriter, producer, and music scholar, Chipman is celebrated for her acrobatic voice and the way she powerfully weaves truth and story into song. With influences from across genres, Mallory Chipman's signature sound has been described as "the finest folk-rock currently being made" (Amplify Magazine).

Her latest album, Songs to a Wild God, hit #1 on CKUA, #5 on the Folk Alliance International Charts, and has been featured on NPR and SiriusXM Radio. Over the course of her five album career, Chipman has toured extensively and internationally, opening for artists including Jann Arden and Madeleine Peyroux.

 

While reflecting contemporary themes, the quality of Chipman’s craft “places her amidst the longer tradition of the great singer-songwriters” (Americana UK) and has been described as "a masterclass in innovation and creativity" (Certified Bop), establishing her as an instant classic in the Canadian folk music scene.

Mallory Chipman is currently nominated for Solo Artist of the Year at the 2026 Canadian Folk Music Awards.

The Allied Arts Council would like to thank The Panoram Foundation for their generosity and support of our organization, this project and the arts in our community. 

The Allied Arts Council of Pincher Creek is supported year round by Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and Joint Council Funding. 

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Past Events @ The Lebel 

2026

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2025

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2024

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2023

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Thank you to The Decadent Phase and Samantha Savage Smith for sharing two incredible nights of live music with us in 2023! 

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2022

St. Arnaud
Gillian & Ryland Moranz
Wyatt C Louis
Astral Swans
The Torchettes

Thank you to St. Arnaud, Gillian Moranz, Ryland Moranz, Wyatt C. Louis, The Torchettes and Astral Swans for joining us in Pincher Creek in 2022 and sharing five beautiful evenings of live music with us. 

Live Music at The Lebel 

 

The Allied Arts Council of Pincher Creek(AAC) strives to host concerts and events that appeal to a wide audience, are diverse, thought provoking and will increase access to musical experiences in our community. Our year-round event schedule is growing with the goal of showcasing emerging and established musicians and performers from across the country. Our programming schedule is developed year round as our staff diligently and happily immerse themselves in the music scene across the province and country. 

 

Interested in Performing?  
 

We are always excited to discover and enjoy new music and encourage artists to submit a complete EPK to our Executive Director, Kassandra Chancey

 

We will review all submissions, and are currently considering artists for our soon to be updated indoor space between December 2024 and June 2025If you are a touring musician working on a specific schedule, please include the dates you will be in the area in the subject line of your email.

 

The AAC does not typically book cover or tribute acts. This does not mean your act cannot include covers/arrangements during your set, however we are looking for bands and performers with a repertoire of original music. 

 

In an effort to avoid competition with other local live music providers and grow the local music scene the AAC typically requests that Artists do not book shows in the Town or MD of Pincher Creek (Beaver Mines, Lundbreck, Twin Butte) 30 days prior to and post agreed upon show dates unless otherwise agreed upon. 

 

Our marketing and outreach relies heavily on online interactions. Please be sure to include links to your web presence and social media in your submission email. 

In the spirit of respect, reciprocity and truth, we honour and acknowledge Spiitsi and the traditional Treaty 7 Territory and the oral practices of the Blackfoot confederacy including the Piikani, Kainai, the Stoney-Nakoda, Siksika and Tsuut’ina nations. We acknowledge that this territory is home to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3 within the historical Northwest Métis homeland. We honour the true story of the land and its original inhabitants. We acknowledge all Nations – Indigenous and non – who live, work and play on this land, and who honour and celebrate this territory.

403-627-5272    lebelpc@gmail.com 696 Kettles Street, Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada, T0K1W0

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