The O'Neills

Sunday, January 12

• Northern Lights Beer Garden (inside giant igloo) @ 12:00 pm

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 2:15 pm

• Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts @ 3:30 pm

The O’Neills trio formed around 2007 and take their name from the tome where much of their music originates, O’ Neill’s Music of Ireland. While their repertoire is firmly in the lands of the Celts, i.e., Irish, Scottish, and English, influences from Scandinavia, the US (bluegrass, Old Timey), and even Canada fill out their playlist. Their music rarely offends but they were once run out of a never-to-be-named town in Alberta (true story). If not instruments in their hands, it is canoe paddles.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Jason Kodie

Saturday, January 11

• The Hearth (inside Alberta Avenue Community League) @ 7:30 pm

Sunday, January 12

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 1:15 pm

Jason Kodie is an award winning multi-instrumentalist who has been playing his trade in Edmonton for more than 20 years.

An active member in a number of projects and bands, he has performed with the ESO at the Vancouver Olympics in 2010, the Smithsonian in Washington DC, and an array of endeavours ranging from small coffee houses to premier venues throughout Western Canada. He has been a regular contributor to CBC Radio Active’s ‘In Crowd’ since 2006. Kodie has been an integral part of the francophone scene in Edmonton, having just garnered le prix d’excellence for artistic creation. He has been the musical curator for the Flying Canoe festival since its inception.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Girlz with Guitarz

Sunday, January 12

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 12:15 pm

• The Hearth (inside Alberta Avenue Community League) @ 2:00 pm

• Northern Lights Beer Garden (inside giant igloo) @ 4:00 pm

Girlz with Guitarz is a groupf of two sisters and an aunt who have been playing together for 2 1/2 years. They write their own original songs (a blend of folk, country and pop) in French and in English and play their own music using a variety of instruments (guitar, cahone, keyboard, harmonica, ukulele, mandoline and the banjo). They also play cover songs of all genres and sing in 3 part harmony.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Marco Claveria

Saturday, January 11

• Northern Lights Beer Garden @ 6:15 pm

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 8:15 pm

Marco Claveria was born in Santiago Chile, to a musical family. Prompted by his parents, Marco started guitar lessons at the age of ten, learning to play the basics of Chilean folk music then moving on to study different styles such as Cuecas, Tonadas, and the Resbaloza as well as the Argentinian Samba.

Marco has been an integral part of various musical projects that have toured South America, USA and all across Canada and has had the privilege of playing the prestigious Montreal Jazz Festival as well as the world renowned Edmonton Folk Music Festival, he has also had the chance to appear at the Discovery Coast Music fest in Bella Coola, and was featured in a live performance on the CANADA AM show on CTV and Clip Trip on Much More Music.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Jay Kuchinsky Trio

Saturday, January 11

• The Hearth - inside Alberta Avenue Community League @ 2:00 pm

• New Moon Pavilion @ 3:00 pm

• Northern Lights Beer Garden - Igloo @ 5:00 pm

Lively combination of traditional Ukrainian music and bluegrass. Jay plays fiddle, banjo & accordion. Georgia Kuchinsky plays fiddle. Tim Rutter plays guitar. They perform yearly in the Edmonton area: Fort Edmonton, Elk Island National Park, private functions and dances.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Willka Pacha

Saturday, January 11
The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 7:15 pm and 9:15 pm

Willka Pacha is a band offering a mix of traditional Andean music with Cumbia drums and Rock guitars. They hope to spread the message of environmental protection and respect for nature and the rights of our sacred planet. Their music is uplifting and will get you dancing.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Sebastian Barrera

Saturday, January 11

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 6:15 pm

• The Hearth (Hodson Hall in Alberta Avenue Community League) @ 9:45 pm

Sebastian Barrera is an Edmonton-based guitarist and singer. His style of music includes Latin, Flamenco, and Bossa Nova. Sebastian sings in multiple languages, including Portuguese, Spanish and English.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.

Kobzari

Saturday, January 11

• New Moon Pavilion @ 3:00 pm

• The Carrot Community Arts Coffeehouse @ 5:15 pm

Kobzari (Кобзарі) began as a Ukrainian-Canadian folk trio during the summer of 2019, while three members of the Dunai Ukrainian Dance Ensemble participated on their performing tour to Georgia and Ukraine. The band has since brought in a singer, and loves playing small venues as door greeting music and post show celebrations. Sky Hoffos on fiddle, Stefan Korceba on accordion, River Hoffos on Buban(drum), and Roxy Iszenko with vocals.

Deep Freeze is a free festival, donations are gratefully accepted.