Samuel Bird Benefit Concert Offers Support and Entertainment
A benefit concert honoring the late Samuel Bird is set for November 1 at the Arden Theatre in St. Albert. Titled “Break the Chain Benefit Concert – Honoring Samuel Bird and the Potts Family,” the event aims to blend music and community support.
Event Details
This special evening focuses on healing and raising awareness. A variety of talented artists will perform, each offering unique contributions to the event:
- Michelle Joly: An award-winning singer-songwriter known for her messages of hope and truth.
- Gage Arcand: A rising hip-hop artist from Alexander First Nation, delivering authentic stories with raw energy.
- Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes: A soulful Métis performer who shares songs that embody strength and resilience.
- Laurie Slater: Often compared to Stevie Nicks, Slater brings a timeless voice and remarkable energy to the stage.
- Kootney & Co: A high-energy group creating music that blends rhythm, harmony, and heartfelt performance.
- Ger Carriere: A vibrant performer whose uplifting voice resonates deeply with audiences.
- Zachary Moostoos-Willier: A skilled Métis bluegrass fiddler known for his passion and adherence to tradition.
Purpose of the Concert
The proceeds from this benefit concert will support the ongoing search efforts for Samuel Bird and aid his family’s healing journey. It also aims to raise community awareness surrounding the issue.
Stay tuned for more updates from our reporter, Johanna Luna, on this important event and its impact on the community.
