The John Prine Shrine

The John Prine Shrine Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$45+ in advance, $55+ at the door, $25 student. arts worker, underemployed ticket
The John Prine Shrine hosted by Jason Fowler was loved by audiences at our Dundas venue and made its way to the “Other Side of Town”. Confirmed guests are Trish Robb, Mark Lalama, Brian MacMillan, Melanie Conly, Jory Nash, Blake Papsin and Maury LaFoy on bass.
Hosted by the talented Jason Fowler, tickets will sell fast, so be sure to get yours quickly to avoid disappointment.  Friday April 30.
The John Prine Shrine — Artist Biographies
Toronto-based guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer Jason Fowler is an accomplished acoustic musician. With seven solo albums and contributions to more than 100 recordings, Fowler has worked with an extraordinary range of Canadian artists, including John McDermott, Anne Lindsay, Murray McLauchlan and Jory Nash.
A longtime guitarist and musical director for John McDermott, Fowler is also the creator and host of The John Prine Shrine, a beloved tribute concert he first presented in 2005.
Mark LalamaMark Lalama is a celebrated Canadian singer-songwriter, keyboardist, accordionist and producer whose career spans more than three decades. A versatile performer and sought-after collaborator, he has worked with artists including Tom Jones, Mariah Carey, Marc Jordan, Molly Johnson and John McDermott. A longtime member of Sisters Euclid, Lalama is also known for his work as a musical director, recording artist, and curator of the Hear! Here! Niagara Music Series.
Melanie Conly
Melanie Conly is an acclaimed Toronto-based vocalist whose musical versatility bridges classical, contemporary, folk and musical theatre traditions. Known for her expressive performances and distinctive soprano voice, she has appeared as a soloist with choirs and orchestras and has performed at concert series and festivals across Canada. Alongside Jason Fowler, she performs as one half of Mason & June, a duo blending contemporary, folk and classical influences.
Jory NashAward-winning singer-songwriter Jory Nash is known for his distinctive blend of folk, jazz, blues, pop and soul. A gifted storyteller and multi-instrumentalist, Nash has earned multiple Canadian Folk Music Award nominations and performed at major folk festivals throughout North America. His tenth album, The Light Still Shines On The Main, marked his return to recording in 2025. He is also a co-founder of The Way We Feel, the longstanding annual tribute to Gordon Lightfoot.
Blake PapsinBlake Papsin is a Canadian singer-songwriter and longtime collaborator with Jason Fowler. His recordings include Entwined, Old Dogs, Same Trick, and The Huron Shore. Fowler has produced five of Papsin's albums, with their collaborations bringing together accomplished musicians from Canada's roots and folk communities. Papsin is also a familiar performer at The John Prine Shrine.
Brian MacMillanBrian MacMillan is a musician and longtime collaborator with Jason Fowler, with whom he has performed at folk events and previous editions of The John Prine Shrine. Their musical association is documented through performances dating back to at least 2011.
Trish RobbTrish Robb is a returning guest performer at The John Prine Shrine, appearing alongside Jason Fowler and fellow musicians in previous editions of the concert.
Maury LaFoy Maury LaFoy is a Canadian bassist and recording musician whose collaborations include projects with Jason Fowler and Blake Papsin. He contributed to Old Dogs, Same Trick and has been a recurring musician in The John Prine Shrine ensemble.His work connects him with a broad community of Canadian folk, roots, and singer-songwriter artists.