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SUMMARY:Martin Kerr
LOCATION:Festival Place
DESCRIPTION:Martin Kerr sings what you're thinking. A folk troubadour for 
 the post-truth age\, Kerr is known for his poetic storytelling and soul-st
 irring voice. One of Canada’s leading protest singers\, he blends activi
 sm and artistry with a rare mix of compassion and courage in his 15th stud
 io album Overdue for a Revolution.\n“I just try to be authentic and say 
 what’s really on my mind\,” he says. “Sometimes that means helping p
 eople grieve\, sometimes it’s making them laugh\, and sometimes it’s c
 hallenging them to rise up. But I always want to leave people with hope.
 ”\nThat spirit fuels his bold new album: a collection of protest songs a
 nd viral parody rewrites that speak to the crises of our time. Tracks like
  “Immigrants”\, “Workers (Can’t Afford a Home)”\, and “Overdue
  for a Revolution” cut straight to the heart of inequality\, solidarity\
 , and justice\, while “Thank God for Taxes” offers a witty but sincere
  reminder of how societies thrive when we invest in each other. First shar
 ed on his social media — where his protest songs and messages of hope re
 ach millions worldwide — these anthems quickly struck a nerve and grew i
 nto a full record.\nKerr’s journey to protest songwriting feels like a n
 atural step in a career built on human connection. From busking on Edmonto
 n street corners\, to cracking the Canadian Top 10 with Better Than Brand-
 New\, to racking up millions of streams with You’re Amazing\, he has alw
 ays followed his own path. During the pandemic\, he became a lifeline for 
 his community\, performing more than 400 “Stay Home Street Concerts”\,
  possibly the most of any artist worldwide.\n“I’m just an ordinary guy
  trying to figure things out and make a song about it\,” he says. “But
  I believe music can unite us\, comfort us\, and give us courage. And righ
 t now\, we need that more than ever.”\nBorn in the UK\, Martin now makes
  his home in Edmonton\, Alberta\, from where he will be touring Europe and
  Canada in 2026.\nAll patrons of all ages require a ticket.\nMartin Kerr W
 ebsite\n\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpass.com/martin-kerr-7/
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