February 6, 2026 @ 7:30pm

Leader Community Centre

Tickets available at Town of Leader Office or online at https://3common.com/olleeowens

Advance Adult Tickets (ages 16 and over) $35

At the Door $40

Youth Tickets (ages 15 and under) $5

Children of Season Ticket Holders FREE

After returning to music a decade ago and releasing 2022's Cannot Be Unheard, Calgary-based blues/rock singer, Ollee Owens, is better than ever with her latest dazzling, down-to-earth studio album Nowhere to Hide which will be released on October 25th. This new project reveals not just a soulful vocalist, but a woman who has lived through tough times and emerged triumphant. With purposeful authenticity, Ollee creates meaningful points of connection and facilitates emotionally charged experiences with the aim of enriching the sensed worth and value of every person. 

Combining her original work with unique interpretations of well-known and long-lost songs, the unpretentious backdrop of Owens’ acoustic duo creates a dynamic setting for her incredibly diverse vocal range. Tenderly comforting, passionately yearning, assertively warning, and warmly inspiring - an encounter with Ollee Owens will not only be memorable but meaningful. 

February 27, 2026 @ 7:30pm

Leader Community Centre

Tickets available at Town of Leader Office or online at https://3common.com/jaca

Advance Adult Tickets (ages 16 and over) $35

At the Door $40

Youth Tickets (ages 15 and under) $5

Children of Season Ticket Holders FREE

Cross vivid, folk-inspired melodies with two well-travelled jesters and you’ll find Jâca (ZH?-ka), a guitar and clarinet duo with exuberant energy, charm and wit. Clarinetist Wesley Ferreira and guitarist Jaxon Williams define their style as world music fused with personality, and are unafraid to experiment with that which captures their fancy - fresh takes on classics as well as composition from emerging artists. 

Highly skilled musicians and educators, both Wesley and Jaxon hold doctorates in music. Wesley performs worldwide as soloist, orchestral and chamber musician. International award-winning guitarist Jaxon is a former Fulbright scholar and master of the Spanish guitar repertoire. 

From the moment the duo step foot on the stage to the final round of applause, audiences members will find themselves engaged, entertained and enthralled. An evening with Jâca is an encounter with virtuosic performance, cheeky banter, and rhythms that coax you to play along. 

March 12, 2026 @ 7:30pm

Leader Community Centre

Tickets available at Town of Leader Office or online at https://3common.com/rumragged

Advance Adult Tickets (ages 16 and over) $35

At the Door $40

Youth Tickets (ages 15 and under) $5

Children of Season Ticket Holders FREE

Rum Ragged brings a bold take on Newfoundland folk music, combining deep roots with a contemporary twist. 

As leading performers of their vibrant tradition, they play instruments like bouzouki, fiddle, banjo, guitar, and accordion, captivating audiences with their unique style. Known for their honest, thought-provoking, and often humorous live shows, they have quickly become fan favorites. Their impressive vocal harmonies and storytelling deliver unforgettable concerts. 

Despite a demanding tour schedule, Rum Ragged has performed at top global folk venues and recorded five acclaimed albums. 

April 16, 2026 @ 7:30pm

Leader Community Centre

Tickets available at Town of Leader Office or online at https://3common.com/tommycharles

Advance Adult Tickets (ages 16 and over) $35

At the Door $40

Youth Tickets (ages 15 and under) $5

Children of Season Ticket Holders FREE

Tommy Charles is bringing a classic touch to Country with a soulful tone. Tommy Charles throws listeners back to a "Golden Era", while carrying sounds reminiscent of Marty Robbins, and crooners. 

Born in the Montréal area and recently calling the Nashville of the north (Calgary) home, Tommy appeared on the hit TV show, "La Voix" (The Voice). His talent and acclaim from the competition allowed him to build a fan base, and play to audiences live across the country. 

Performing both in Canada and in Texas, Tommy Charles is eager to deliver performances that honor the rich heritage of North American music in variety of languages and influences.