Events

Remember when wallet chains, giant cellphones & black eyeliner were all the rage? Embark on a time-traveling adventure with Fresh Cut Grass.
Standing show with dance floor, limited seating.

Come early for dinner & drinks in the upstairs gallery.

show at 8pm two hour-long sets with an intermission

Tickets: Early Bird $15 / Advance $20 / Door $23

Fresh Cut Grass is a high-energy 5-piece rock and alternative cover band that specializes in the anthems of the 2000s emo and rock era. Born from a shared love of playing live music and a deep connection to the genres that defined their youth, the band delivers nostalgic performances that resonate with audiences in their 30s and 40s.

Exploring classic hits and deeper cuts, a fresh perspective on the Dead's expansive body of work. Expansive jams & reimagined arrangements.

Standing show with dance floor, limited seating.

Come early for dinner & drinks in the upstairs gallery.

Show at 8pm two sets with an intermission

Tickets: Advance $22 / Door $25

Songs to Phil the Air invites fans to experience the music of The Grateful Dead in new and exciting ways, all while maintaining the spirit and essence of the original compositions. Emerging from a shared passion for their timeless music, Songs to Phil the Air is an innovative tribute project that celebrates the legacy of this iconic band through a unique lens.

Show-stopping vocals, genre defying style strings together folk, chart pop and irrepressible cabaret. Juno-winning singer-songwriter.
Hawksley Workman Duo Live at Brackendale Art Gallery

$30 adv $35 door

All Ages standing show with limited seating in bar section and balcony

presented by The Brackendale Art Gallery Society

Three incredible BC punk bands in one night!
Standing show with dance floor, limited seating.

Come early for dinner & drinks in the upstairs gallery.

show at 8pm two hour-long sets with an intermission

Tickets: Early Bird $20 / Advance $23 / Door $25

The Corps is a melodic skatepunk band from Vancouver, Canada. Examining personal and societal issues through the lens of the DC comic book universe, the band has seen international success with their unique lyrical content. Told from the perspective of heroes and villains alike, each song contains a fantastical tale that encourages repeat listens and exploration into the featured themes.

IDIOFLAME is a melodic punk band from Kelowna, BC, Canada.

The Subteraliens: Hailing from Squamish, BC

PWRUP, the ultimate AC/DC tribute band based in Vancouver, returns to the BAG for an ALL AGES SHOW!

Show: 8 pm standing show with limited seating

These shows typically sell out, so get your tickets early!

$30 advance $35 door

PWRUP is a Canadian tribute act dedicated to embodying the rock n’ roll prowess of AC/DC. Since 2019, the group’s curation of an authentic live music performance has transported their fans to AC/DC’s live sound of the 70s and 80s.

6 time Juno Nominee, 3 time Maple Blues Award guitarist of the year, David Gogo is a Canadian blues legend. Don't miss his debut at The BAG!

Friday February 27, 2026 | 8:00 PM | ALL AGES
🎟 ADVANCE TICKETS $25 DOOR $30
📍 The Brackendale Art Gallery (The BAG)

Cabaret seating in the bar section, dance floor in the stage section. If you need a seat, arrive early!

David Gogo has six JUNO Award nominations, has been named Guitarist Of The Year three times at the Maple Blues Awards, was named Musician Of The Year at the West Coast Music Awards, won Blues Recording Of The Year at the Western Canadian Music, and received the Great Canadian Blues Award.

Winner of the B.C. Fiddle Championship and a legendary force in Canada’s fiddle scene, with Quinn Bachand on guitar
Daniel Lapp @ The Brackendale Art Gallery

Saturday February 28, 2026 | 8:00 PM | ALL AGES

🎟 ADVANCE TICKETS $28 DOOR $33
📍 The Brackendale Art Gallery (The BAG)

Fully seated show, only 130 seats!

Daniel Lapp is a world-renowned fiddler, trumpet player, singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, teacher, archivist, band leader, sideman, producer, promoter and – no kidding – the list goes on. Born and raised in Prince George, British Columbia, Daniel Lapp learned the joy of fiddle music from his grandfather, five uncles and numerous accordion playing aunts. Family events were excuses to play music and he carries this tradition.