The Calgary Folk Festival announced a half dozen artists Thursday who will perform at the festival, which kicks off July 27, at the same time they put tickets on sale.
The Calgary Folk Festival announced a half-dozen artists Thursday who will perform at the festival, which kicks off July 27, at the same time they put tickets on sale.
Digable Planets, who blend jazz samples around hip hop, will perform Thursday, in addition to jazz futurist Kassa Overall.Friday night will feature country icon, Grammy-winner Tanya Tucker whose first hit song was Delta Dawn, in 1972, when she was 13 years old. Saturday night's mainstage will feature Fantastic Negrito, who blends blues, poetry, roots rock and revolutionary prose.
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