 (Halifax) Prince Edward Island songwriter and folk musician Al Tuck is touring Quebec and Ontario. The tour kicks off on October 12th at Librairie Saint Jean Baptiste in Quebec City, followed by Bar Fly in Montreal Oct 13th. Al then hits Ontario, playing two shows in Peterborough, the first Oct 14th at Gordon Best Theatre then Catalina's Oct 15th, followed by two shows in Toronto, Oct 23rd at The Burdock and Oct 26th at Dora Keogh’s. Al hits Ottawa Oct 28th, playing at The Record Center, then heads East playing Sackville, NB Oct 30th.. Be sure not to miss these performances from one of Canada's most admired songwriters, Al Tuck, full tour schedule is below. Al Tuck’s 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. Fair Country went to Number 1 in Canada on earshot Folk Roots Blues chart (Aug 2016) and was featured in SOCAN’s ‘Words And Music’ magazine (Al Tuck Sees Some Action). AL TUCK OCTOBER 2016 TOUR DATES: Oct 12 ~ Librairie Saint Jean Baptiste, Quebec City Oct 13 ~ Bar Fly, Montreal Oct 14 ~ Gordon Best Theatre, Peterborough Oct 15 ~ Catalina's, Peterborough Oct 19 ~ Black Bell, Guelph Oct 20 ~ Phog Lounge, Windsor, ON Oct 21 ~ Bridge House, Kingsville Oct 23 ~ Burdock, Toronto Oct 26 ~ Dora Keogh's, Toronto Oct 27 ~ RCHA, Kingston, ON Oct 28 ~ The Record Center, Ottawa Oct 29 ~ House Concert, Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies, QC Oct 30 ~ Thunder and Lightening, Sackville, NB LINKS: STREAM Fair Country here: https://altuckmusic.bandcamp.com/releases WATCH video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqMjExPiZss ABOUT 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.
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