Live Music & Culinary Events
Balmy evenings, al fresco dining and live music by the orchard make for quintessential Okanagan nights at Cambium.
We are excited to host a diverse array of international talent and music genres this year for our fifth season of live music. Whether celebrating a special occasion, hosting company, or maybe just needing a night out dining and dancing, there is something in the lineup for you.
Ticket sales will be released on the first of the month for the following month (ie. All June concert tickets released on May 1st).
May, June and Sept concerts run 6:00 - 7:45 PM
July and August concerts run 7:30 - 9:15 PM
Concerts are held rain or shine. We hope to see you there!
May 15 - the Shades
This year the Shades celebrate their ninth anniversary and welcome their newest member, Anita Baturin. Their set list reflects their involvement in many bands over the years, as they play hits from the fifties right up to the present, including a wide variety of genres: from country to blues to classic rock and contemporary, the Shades do it all!
Their multi-talented members play & variety of instruments, affording them the ability to add a three piece horn section to compliment the blues selections, or a mandolin or acoustic guitar for some country or folk songs. You may recognize some of them from other music projects around the Okanagan, as they all love to perform and will jump at every chance to play. The Shades look forward to a busy summer ahead performing at the many outdoor concerts and summer parties the Okanagan has to offer.
May 21 - Daves of our Lives
The Daves of our Lives are an engaging and very in demand musical duo. Dave Thackray (lead vocal and guitar) and Dave Moore (harmony vocal, guitar and bass) play songs which you know, but are delivered in their own unique style. We guarantee you will tap your feet and sing along.
May 22 - Andrew Mercer Band (formerly Cod Gone Wild)
This Celtic inspired band is focused on giving traditional music a modern edge. They blend the varied talents of musicians whose classical, folk, rock and jazz backgrounds fuse together to create a dynamic and unique sound that instantly connects and resonates with audiences. Through their uplifting energy, tight vocal harmonies and remarkable stage presence, they weave together a tapestry of tales that evoke a nostalgic experience of days gone by.
Based out of BC's Okanagan Valley since 2009, after lead singer/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Mercer, transplanted from Newfoundland. With him he brought his passion for Newfoundland, their rich culture and most importantly, the music.
May 28 - Covenhoven
Covenhoven is nationally recognized indie artist Joel Van Horne, a multi-instrumental singer-songwriter whose rich harmonies, reedy baritone, and commanding falsetto have found a home with critics and fans since 2013.
Through 4 full-length albums and 2 EPs, Covenhoven has forged a signature style; layered acoustic arrangements that roll with momentum into orchestral peaks, accompanied by lyrics that contrast hard-won wisdom with the inherent hope of the natural world—from Big Sur to his native Colorado.
Regularly touring the United States, Covenhoven has shared the stage with Grammy winners and nominees S. Carey (Bon Iver), Jose Gonzalez, Gregory Alan Isakov, and John Paul White (Civil Wars). Covenhoven has also performed with genre-bending artists Lord Huron, Joshua James, Blind Pilot, Esme Patterson, John Craigie, Daniel Rodriguez (Elephant Revival), Shook Twins, Reed Foehl, Rainbow Girls, Joan Shelley, and a host of others.
May 29 - Kailee Duggan Trio
Kailee Duggan, an Okanagan-based artist, has been honing her smooth, soulful folk sound since picking up a guitar at eight years old. Influenced by Norah Jones and The Beatles, Kailee writes with heartfelt vulnerability, using music as a way to process life’s experiences and confront her emotions. From intimate living room house concerts to festival stages like Fireside and Nest Fest, Kailee has captivated audiences with her relatable stories of growth and introspection, all delivered with a humble and light-hearted charm. Last year Kailee released her debut single, So Bad at Being Alone!, which earned airtime on CBC Radio One. Since then, she has collaborated with multi-instrumentalist D'Arcy Booth and accomplished musician-producer Andrew Judah to release a series of singles, leading up to a full album set for release in spring 2025.
Well-known Okanagan rhythm section and close friends, D’Arcy Booth and Dylan Ranney will be backing Kailee up at Cambium, and bringing her songs to life. Having performed with dozens of skilled acts such as Devon Coyote, Josh and Bex, Leila Neverland and many more, they bring versatile skills and grooves to Kailee’s dreamlike songs. With their extraordinary musical talent, passion and humor, this trio welcomes you to what feels like their living room, and you’re sure to leave feeling like friends.
KAILEE DUGGAN
June 4 - Bruce Coughlan
Bruce Coughlan is a career performer, songwriter, recording artist, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, compere, and storyteller par excellence. With five decades of experience under his belt, Bruce has emerged as a solo artist and raconteur. His eclectic mix of original Roots-based songs are honest, timeless & authentic. His storytelling is intriguing, matched by his expressive voice and masterful guitar work.
BRUCE COUGHLAN
June 5 - Layer Cake Mountain
Music meets alchemy when artists Sean Bray, Shamma Sabir, Loni Moger and Stefan Bienz come together to create musical gold. Celebrated artists in their own right, Sean, Shamma, Loni and Stefan weave together haunting harmonies, smooth chordal tones, and soulful string sounds against a backdrop of warm bass notes to create a uniquely indie-folk soundscape.
Original music from the band’s three singer-songwriters spans the emotional spectrum from deep introspection to undiluted joy. From theatres to festivals to cozy house concerts, Layer Cake Mountain resonates with audiences of all ages.
LAYER CAKE MOUNTAIN
June 11 - Clanna Morna
Hailing from the occupied territories of the Songhees, Esquimalt and WSÁNEĆ nations (Victoria, BC in Canada), Clanna Morna brings their take on the Celtic Traditional genre to the west coast. Their sound is rooted in the traditional Irish, Scottish and English music that many love, and features carefully crafted arrangements, rhythmic spirited energy and captivating storytelling. Comprised of an ensemble of multi-instrumentalists, their collective musicianship and attention to detail contribute to a unique audience experience featuring both familiar and lesser known folk ballads and tunes.
The duo is comprised of Cody Baresich (guitar, mandolins, Irish bouzouki, tenor banjo, percussion, vocals) and Finn Letourneau (fiddle, banjo, vocals). With the combination of traditional instruments featuring strong melodic leads, rhythmic guitar accompaniment and foot percussion, the band covers a wide swath of musical ground.
From high-energy instrumentals to slow ballads, drinking songs to sea shanties, Clanna Morna brings a unique west coast influence to Celtic & English folk. The band pays tribute to and takes inspiration from legendary predecessors including The Dubliners, The Pogues, The Bothy Band, Planxty, and The Clancy Brothers.
CLANNA MORNA
June 12 - Shoestring Necktie
Formed in 2019, Shoestring Necktie was born out of an appreciation of the bands that came before us, and the desire to play music that we grew up listening to. Performing a personal take on classics in a stripped down Roots Rock/Folk/Country/Americana flavour of Acoustic Guitar, Pedal Steel, Drums and vocal harmonies. Borrowing from the likes of JJ Cale, Bruce Springsteen, The Band, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Neil Young.
June 18 - Alma Kubana
Alma Kubana started as a trio performing a wide repertoire of Cuban and Latin American music which goes from energetic and lively to introspective and musing. From lyrical ballads and traditional music to groovy salsas, there is a musical palette that transports the ear and body on an exotic journey at every performance. As a group they play Latin Music to dance; styles as salsa, rumba, bachata, cha cha chá, danzón, bolero and more.
ALMA KUBANA
June 19 - Sadie Baker
Sadie has a First Class Honours degree in music from the University of Salford and has been working as a professional singer and pianist for 15 years, performing solo and in bands around the UK before moving to Canada in 2012. With her UK bands, Sadie shared the stage with names such as Elbow, Ray Davies and Snow Patrol, and performed on many prestigious stages including The Bridgewater Hall, The Eden Project, V Festival and Great Escape Festival.
In early 2016 Sadie joined the dueling pianos team at The Red Piano in West Edmonton Mall, remaining there until its closure in 2018. She now performs both solo and for various dueling piano shows in Alberta, including Aussie Rules Piano bar in Calgary, Calgary Dueling Pianos, and Dueling Divas in Edmonton.
Throughout her career, Sadie has built extensive experience and versatility, performing everything from laid-back Jazz standards to energetic pop/rock hits for the interactive dueling pianos show, making her the perfect choice for any occasion.
SADIE BAKER
June 25 - 538St.
From the balmy shores of British Columbia, the sunny duo 538st—brothers Sam and Jake Cooke—brings a fresh yet familiar sound that blends hip-hop with soul, pop, and funk. They’ve just wrapped up their biggest year yet, amassing over 200K streams on Spotify, selling out their annual event, “538st & Friends,” for the second time, and performing at high-attendance events like City of Vancouver’s Canada Together Celebration.
Formed in 2019, 538st emerged from their hometown ofKelowna, BC, where they cultivated a loyal following of “538 friends.” Their name pays homage to their roots, derived from their mom’s address, reflecting the strong family values that infuse their music and lyrics. Having grown up in a family of seven, the duo channels their upbringing into a sound that deeply resonates with fans. Now based in Vancouver, Jake and Sam are building a 530-gr8tful community that inspires and encourages people to be themselves and cherish family.
June 26 - Nouveau Funk
Nouveau Funk is a brand new jazz/funk band consisting of some of the Okanagan Valley’s most prized musicians, and an extremely unique and novel fast paced show consisting of non-stop dance material including well known tunes from the likes of Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson, New Orleans favourites such as Trombone Shorty, Meters, Rebirth Brass Band, and jazz fusion including Snarky Puppy, Dirty Loops, and classics such as the Headhunters.
Unsure what to expect? The bottom line is Nouveau Funk shows are fast paced shows which take many unexpected turns laying down ferociously funky grooves from start to finish, but with harmonically rich arrangements written for four horns guaranteed to also appeal to our non-dancers that simply want to listen to something highly unique - songs both old and new and, at times, a little off the beaten path yet highly accessible. Whether you are down to party or listen, Nouveau Funk shows have something for everybody, and most of all… Fun. Seriously fun!
NOUVEAU FUNK
July 2 - Josh + Bex
Josh + Bex are a Canadian Dream Folk duo out of Kelowna BC. Josh, with his Eastern soul-folk vibes and Bex, her melody-driven West Coast influence, together they make music that captures their vulnerabilities and draws listeners into their world with a deeply-rooted transparency and heart-forward presence. Josh + Bex won the ‘’Inside the Festival’’, emerging new artist contest in 2019 where they performed at the internationally acclaimed Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival.
Their sound is a unique blend of their individual histories and personal truths along the way to figuring out who they are as people, as well as song-writers. With their spellbinding harmonies and sophisticated yet rustic sound, they bear a resemblance to similar minded acts such as The Civil Wars, Angus & Julia Stone, and Johnny Cash & June Carter...but with a little Fleetwood Mac and Tim Burton mixed in. Their melodies and lyrics meet at the intersection of hope and sorrow – giving space to let their songs explore light, love, pain, and the great wonders of Mother Earth. Josh + Bex released their self-titled EP in October 2019.
July 3 - Maritime Kitchen Party
Maritime Kitchen Party (MKP) is named after a well-known tradition in Nova Scotia.
We know Maritimers love to party and that usually happens in the kitchen! There's always a guitar playing, or someone belting out traditional songs at the top of their lungs. MKP brings that energy to their live performances with foot-stomping Celtic music and Canadiana. You will hear traditional tunes, Great Big Sea, Stompin' Tom, Blue Rodeo. Tragically Hip and more. Throw in some MKP originals, rock, country etc and the party is "Rarin' to go!"
July 9 - Daves of our Lives Band
The Daves of our Lives are an engaging and very in demand musical duo. Dave Thackray (lead vocal and guitar) and Dave Moore (harmony vocal, guitar and bass) play songs which you know, but are delivered in their own unique style. We guarantee you will tap your feet and sing along.
July 10 - Graham Ord Blues Revue
(Themed Cambium BBQ & Blues night!)
Singer-songwriter Graham Ord has garnered respect internationally as a fine musician and engaging communicator. His live performances are always passionate and compelling leaving audiences wanting more.
Graham has released Eight solo CD’s to date together with several collaborative projects which have attracted accolades from around the world. He has also written and produced music for several other successful artists and has composed scores for short film and narratives.
He was nominated for Producer of the year in the GMA’s (Gospel Music Awards) for his work with Cheryl Bear and his instrumental collaboration entitled ‘CHILL’ was nominated for a Shai award (Canada’s peoples choice music awards) for the instrumental CD of the year.
July 16 - The Legendary Lake Monsters
The Legendary Lake Monsters are a dynamic and entertaining horn-driven 10-piece Party / Dance band.
Featuring 5 driving horns, 3 tasty vocalists, and a super tight rhythm section, rounded off by a Hammond B3 organ plus keys.
They play both original and covered horn-driven dance music, from R&B, Soul to Salsa to Swing, with a healthy dose of Pop and Rock from the 60s to the very present. The band is well known locally for packing the dance floors and providing infectious rhythms.
July 17 - Legendary Lake Monsters
Back by popular demand, the Legendary Lake Monsters bring their dynamic and entertaining horn-driven 10-piece party band for a second night of fantastic music and fun at Cambium.
July 23 - Majesty
Bring your dancing shoes and prepare to get funked up because Majesty is the funk royalty of the BC Interior. They play a wide selection of funk, R&B and even some ska and a few funky originals thrown in for good measure.
From Stevie Wonder to Peter Gabriel, The Blues Brothers, to Madness, this band plays tunes that are guaranteed to get you up out of your seat and on to the dance floor (or the table top).
Featuring the fabulous funk princess Lindsay May on vocals, the band is comprised of some of the finest players from the Okanagan, Shuswap and Kootenays. Funking it up behind Lindsay are Trevor Wallach, drums, Shannon Sternloff, bass, Colin Spence, keyboards, Jordan Dick, guitar, Bob Rogers, trombone and Krispin Elder, sax.
July 24 - Majesty
Run it back one more time! It’s not every day you get a medieval funk band onstage, so we got them twice.
Bring your dancing shoes and prepare to get funked up because Majesty is the funk royalty of the BC Interior. They play a wide selection of funk, R&B and even some ska and a few funky originals thrown in for good measure.
From Stevie Wonder to Peter Gabriel, The Blues Brothers, to Madness, this band plays tunes that are guaranteed to get you up out of your seat and on to the dance floor (or the table top).
Featuring the fabulous funk princess Lindsay May on vocals, the band is comprised of some of the finest players from the Okanagan, Shuswap and Kootenays. Funking it up behind Lindsay are Trevor Wallach, drums, Shannon Sternloff, bass, Colin Spence, keyboards, Jordan Dick, guitar, Bob Rogers, trombone and Krispin Elder, sax.
July 31 - Dan Tait & Aidan Mayes
Dan Tait is a talented folk musician singer and songwriter who has been entertaining the Okanagan for over a decade. A familiar face on stages around British Columbia, both as a singer and as an event MC, he makes the crowd feel at ease with his friendly endearing personality.
Lovable songstress, Aidan Mayes, radiates an earnest heart brimming with luminous beauty through her soulful voice. Drawing inspiration from the nostalgic sounds of 90’s alternative pop, 70’s classic rock anthems and the spirit of Lilith Fair, Aidan's lyrics boldly express themes of loss, love, adventures, and aspirations for an even brighter future. With a classical foundation, Aidan fearlessly explores Joni Mitchell-esque alternate tunings, infusing her music with ethereal tones and captivating vocals that soar effortlessly alongside expertly crafted instrumentation.
August 6 - Mezcalito Pop
Mezcalito Pop is musical project devised by the Mexican singer and composer Perla Alarcón and the talented guitarist Alberto Ramírez. Joining them onstage is local guitar virtuoso Fernando Gonzalez.
A concept with a wide repertoire of Mexican music and acoustic covers in English and Spanish, ranging from pop rock to flamenco, from ranchera ballad to Latin rhythms, Perla Alarcón's voice and Al Ramírez's arrangements are the perfect touch for an unforgettable experience.
Coming to us all the way from La Cruz Bucerías, join us as Fernando, Mimi and Perla come together for Mezcalito Pop!
August 7 - Daniel James McFadyen
Award-winning indie-folk artist Daniel James McFadyen continues to evolve with his latest single, “Landmine,” the first release from his anticipated 2025 album. Recorded with close friends in a rented cabin on British Columbia's Shuswap Lake, the song captures a raw, Americana-inspired sound that brings new depth to McFadyen's work. Known for his interactive shows, McFadyen’s tours across Canada have sold out iconic venues, including Toronto’s Great Hall and Halifax’s Marquee Ballroom, drawing fans into his vivid storytelling and charismatic performances.
In 2023, McFadyen’s award-winning EP, Songs to Show Your Friends, marked a creative leap from his “stomp and holler” folk roots to more intricate, melody-driven compositions. Produced by Montreal’s Quinn Bachand, the EP delves into themes of love, loss, adventure, and home. With Landmine setting the stage, McFadyen’s music continues to explore new sounds and stories, cementing his place in Canada’s folk and indie scenes. In November 2024, McFadyen won three awards at the Music NS awards—the most awards received at the event—a testament to his continued growth and connection with listeners.
August 13 - Marcus Trummer
A young blood with an old soul, Marcus Trummer marries modern sensibilities with tradition in his distinctive style that encompasses blues, soul, and rock. Dubbed “a precocious guitarist whose vocals possess a wise-beyond-his-years weariness” by the Calgary Herald, the Calgary-born artist is already earning recognition. In 2022, Trummer snagged a nomination for "New Artist of the Year" at the Maple Blues Awards in Toronto. The following year he traveled to Colorado to perform as a finalist in the 2023 Telluride Blues Challenge, which he would go on to win.
Marcus Trummer’s music draws inspiration from the timeless sounds of the 60s and 70s. With his warm and emotive vocals, Trummer pays respect to classic soul singers like Bill Withers and Al Green. His expressive guitar work channels the impassioned approach of players like B.B. King and Jimi Hendrix. Packed with raw emotion and honesty, Trummer’s songwriting is not to be overlooked. His thoughtful lyrics examine universal subjects of love and coming of age, unpacking experiences that resonate with all listeners.
August 14 - Mezcalito Pop
Mezcalito Pop is musical project devised by the Mexican singer and composer Perla Alarcón and the talented guitarist Alberto Ramírez. Joining them onstage is local guitar virtuoso Fernando Gonzalez.
A concept with a wide repertoire of Mexican music and acoustic covers in English and Spanish, ranging from pop rock to flamenco, from ranchera ballad to Latin rhythms, Perla Alarcón's voice and Al Ramírez's arrangements are the perfect touch for an unforgettable experience.
Coming to us all the way from La Cruz Bucerías, join us as Fernando, Mimi and Perla come together for Mezcalito Pop!
August 27 - NICO & ARI
Ari Neufeld is a self-made one man band, playing guitar, piano, banjo while singing and keeping time through an amplified stompbox, with ethnic beads, nuts and bells strapped to his body. His performance covers a variety of genres from folk to pop, to new country, to rhythmic soul, to rock but it is what he likes to coin as “Full Contact Folk”. It's a vibrant blend of beat, melody and humor. Prepare to be inspired.
If funky-folk had a romantic fling with jazzy-soul, NICO would be the musical love child. He has been writing, performing, and recording since puberty and playing all kinds of venues from the streets of Europe, festivals, pubs, universities, and everything in between. After playing and recording all around the US of A with a band, he relocated back to Kelowna, BC (Canada) and loves to combine his original music with smooth old tunes from the 70s that will make you want to shake what yer mama gave ya.
August 28 - Andrew Allen
Allen’s DIY ability and optimistic attitude have served him well. He's scored five Top 10 hits in Canada, 2009′s “I Wanna Be Your Christmas”, 2010’s “Loving You Tonight” which was lodged in the upper reaches of the charts for more than 22 weeks. 2011's "I Want You”, 2015’s “What You Wanted” and 2016’s “Favourite Christmas Song”!
His benchmark single “Loving You Tonight”, a lilting, sunny tune about an ideal romance, got Andrew signed to EPIC Records and helped put Andrew on tour with acts like Bruno Mars, One Republic, Andy Grammer, The Script, Train, Joshua Radin and The Barenaked Ladies... with the official music video garnering more than 4 million views and over 100,000 copies sold worldwide.
ANDREW ALLEN
September 3 - Bob Rogers Band
Trombonist Bob Rogers and his band play an exciting and upbeat repertoire of horn driven funk, Latin and modern swing. A mix of original tunes by Bob and covers of compositions by Trombone Shorty, Maceo Park and others, this band will have you bopping, snapping and dancing.
September 4 - the Dharma Dolls
The Dharma Dolls are a dynamic vocal trio composed of jazz chanteuse Judy Rose, opera diva Melina Moore, and eclectic singer-songwriter Tanya Lipscomb. Known for their captivating performances, they blend an eclectic mix of cocktail jazz, opera, Broadway, folk, and original compositions to create a unique and enchanting musical experience. Their diverse styles and talents come together to produce a surprisingly sweet and harmonious sound that delights audiences everywhere they perform. Delightful, hilarious and talented, this trio is 3 shows for the price of 1!
September 10 - Raquel Cole
CCMA Award winning artist Raquel Cole has logged more than a decade on the road, building an international following with a sound inspired by anthemic country, hook-heavy pop, and heartland rock & roll. This Vernon, BC native was named BCCMA International Artist of the Year (2024) and continues to add accolades to a career whose highlights already include a second-place finish at The International Songwriting Competition and songwriting credits on Marie Osmond's Music Is Medicine (which reached the Top 10 in America).
Cole is currently working on her new EP recorded at Bryan Adams' studio in Vancouver to arrive on the heels of her own radio hits like "Think About You" and "Let You" — both of which reached the Top 50 on Billboard's Canada Country chart — and showcasing a voice and guitar playing that's been sharpened by years of shows alongside headliners like Carrie Underwood, Brothers Osborne, and Tim McGraw.
Sept 11 - Andrew Mercer Band (formerly Cod Gone Wild)
This Celtic inspired band is focused on giving traditional music a modern edge. They blend the varied talents of musicians whose classical, folk, rock and jazz backgrounds fuse together to create a dynamic and unique sound that instantly connects and resonates with audiences. Through their uplifting energy, tight vocal harmonies and remarkable stage presence, they weave together a tapestry of tales that evoke a nostalgic experience of days gone by.
Based out of BC's Okanagan Valley since 2009, after lead singer/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Mercer, transplanted from Newfoundland. With him he brought his passion for Newfoundland, their rich culture and most importantly, the music.