Al Tuck Heads Back To The Maritimes

Noted PEI Folk Musician Al Tuck Announces Ambitious East Coast Tour this Summer with his latest Album, Fair Country

[Halifax] Prince Edward Island songwriter and folk musician, Al Tuck is extensively touring the East Coast, leaving no one in the region an excuse not to get out and see the show.

His latest album, Fair Country, redefines the country genre with a collection of original songs, co-writes and covers delivered with Al Tuck’s singular voice and distinctive style that have made him a favourite with audiences throughout Canada.

Reviews for “Fair Country:”

“[Al Tuck is] one of our very best songwriters, and he enjoys the kind of peer respect better-selling artists would sacrifice a digit for.” New Canadian Musician: http://www.newcanadianmusic.ca/releases/f/fair-country/al-tuck/2015-06-09

“People who know Al Tuck’s work often marvel at his astounding songwriting (i.e., his lyrics), but his voice, musicality and performance choices are just as remarkable.” Now Toronto: https://nowtoronto.com/music/album-reviews/album-of-the-week-al-tuck/

Al Tuck is a genre-hopping, songwriter-troubadour, born and based in Canada’s smallest province, picturesque Prince Edward Island. If Canada had an official “songwriter’s songwriter” position, Al Tuck would be a strong contender for the role. Grammy-winning singer Feist has described him as a living legend in our midst. Juno-winners Joel Plaskett and Old Man Luedecke have trumpeted him as a major formative influence. Broken Social Scene’s Jason Collett dubbed him the greatest songwriter of his generation.

Tuck is currently on the first leg of an East Coast tour that will take the music throughout the Maritimes and the island of Newfoundland.

Al Tuck Summer 2016 Tour:

Newfoundland

June 20th: The Peter Easton, St. John’s

June 23rd: Swirsky’s, Cornerbrook

Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island

June 25th: St. Patrick’s Church, Sydney

June 26th: The Public House, Inverness

June 28th: Neil’s Harbour Anglican Church

June 29th: University Of King’s College Chapel, Halifax

June 30th: Trailside Cafe & Inn, Mt. Stewart

July 5th: St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Crousetown

July 6th: Christ Church Dartmouth NS

July 7th: Rebecca’s Restaurant, Mahone Bay

July 8th: Trellis Cafe, Hubbards

July 9th: New Glasgow Farmers Market Cooperative, (Morning)

The Commune (NIght)

July 10th: Anglican Parish of Lantz, Christ Church

July 11th: Green Hill Alma United Church

New Brunswick

July 15th – 17th: The Neely G Festival of Music

July 18th: Same as Forever Art Gallery, 204 Regent St., Fredericton

July 19th: All Saint’s Anglican Church, St. Andrew’s by the Sea

July 20th: Taco Pica Restaurant, Saint John

July 22nd: An Octopus’ Garden Cafe, Alma

Nova Scotia

July 23rd: The Nook and Cranny Brew Pub, Truro

July 24th: St. John’s Anglican Church, River John

July 25th – 26th: White Point Beach Resort

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