Oct 16, 2026 7:30 PM
Showplace Performance Centre
Classic Troubadours is a loving walk back into the golden, introspective glow of the 1970s — a songbook built on craft, confession, and the quiet power of voices that didn’t need to shout to be heard. Led by award-winning singer-songwriter Jacob Moon and backed by a finely tuned five-piece band, the show pays tribute to James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, and Carole King not by flattening them into imitation, but by honouring the songwriting, soul, and emotional precision that made them endure.
The set draws from a deep well of classics, including “You’ve Got a Friend,” “Big Yellow Taxi,” “Running on Empty,” and “Fire and Rain,” reviving the warmth, ache, and melodic grace of an era when singer-songwriters were practically a religion. With rich storytelling and performances that lean into heart rather than showmanship, Classic Troubadours feels less like a tribute concert than a reunion with songs that have quietly lived in people’s lives for decades. For anyone who still believes the best music leaves a bruise and a glow, this one should land just right.
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