Julian Taylor and Logan Staats share powerful songs and stories at BlueShore at CapU, November 27

Canadian artists, who both share Mohawk ancestry, write music with truth and soul

SPONSORED POST BY BlueShore at CapU

Julian Taylor (left) and Logan Staats

 
 

Canadian singers Julian Taylor and Logan Staats, who are both of Mohawk ancestry, will join forces for a concert at BlueShore at CapU on November 27 at 7:30 pm.

With captivating stage presence, Taylor delivers a unique blend of blues, roots, and folk music that has earned him nominations for four Juno Awards (including 2025 Roots Album of the Year with Pathways) and for a prestigious Polaris Music Prize.

Staats has opened for Mumford & Sons, Eric Clapton, and Steve Earle. His electrifying 2023 release, A Light in the Attic, earned a Juno nomination and a Native American Music Award, and the album’s debut single “The Lucky Ones” hit No. 1 in Canada.

On social media, Taylor shared his excitement about the show: “I’m humbled and honoured to hit the road again with my soul brother.…we’ve shared so many beautiful moments and become so close.”

The special guest for this show is Joe Abbott.

For tickets and more details, visit BlueShore at CapU.


Post sponsored by BlueShore at CapU.

 
 
 
 

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