Bruce Cockburn with Special Guest Livingston Taylor

Bruce Cockburn is one of Canada's most acclaimed artists, known for blending folk, rock, jazz, and worldbeat with sharp political and spiritual insight. Over his 50-year career, he has released 35 albums, written more than 400 songs, and earned 13 JUNO Awards plus inductions into the Canadian Music and Songwriters Halls of Fame. A committed activist, he has long supported organizations such as Oxfam and Amnesty International.

Livingston Taylor's five-decade career spans performance, songwriting, and teaching. The "musical icon" and gifted storyteller has released 22 albums, toured widely, and had his songs recorded by his brother James Taylor. He has shared the stage with Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, and Fleetwood Mac. Since 1989, he has taught stage performance at Berklee College of Music, guiding new artists with his deep well of experience.