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Plus, Yo-Yo Ma will perform a sold-out show with the symphony and Patti LaBelle is coming to town.

Legendary singer-songwriter and guitarist Bruce Cockburn, whose honors include 13 Canadian JUNO awards and induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, will play an intimate show inside Myron's at The Smith Center on April 25.

Last minute gift ideas for a music lover.

Last minute gift ideas for a music lover.

The historic Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara celebrated its 150th anniversary with an exceptional performance on November 18th. Master songwriter Bruce Cockburn captivated the audience with a wide array of his hit songs, marking yet another remarkable event at this venue. The concert began with an exquisite opening act by Steve Postell, who showcased his multifaceted talents in singing, guitar playing, and songwriting.

For as long as both groups have existed, fans have fought about which legendary British Invasion band was better: The Beatles or The Rolling Stones? Some would say the best rock duo is Lennon and McCartney, others would say Jagger and Richards. Some prefer "A Day in the Life," others prefer "Paint it Black." Some like "Let it Be," others would fight for "Let it Bleed."

“Time takes its toll, but in my soul I’m on a roll,” Bruce Cockburn sings on his latest studio album, O Sun O Moon. Smart and catchy, it’s the kind of memorable line—like “gotta kick at the darkness ’til it bleeds daylight” from his classic song “Lovers in a Dangerous Time”—the world has become used to hearing from Cockburn.

Bruce Cockburn, who performs at the CMA Theater on Saturday night, is touring behind his 35th album, O Sun O Moon, which was recorded here in Nashville by his longtime friend and producer Colin Linden. While the 78-year-old has earned every possible honor in his native Canada, his legacy in the States is less comprehensive. But between his passion for justice and the Earth, his outstanding guitar playing and his advanced sense of composing, he’s one of the greats.

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Through more than 50 years of making music, Bruce Cockburn has generally been identified as a Canadian singer/songwriter. The designation is no longer strictly accurate. In 2022, Cockburn became a dual Canadian-United States citizen. “I got a green card because I married an American, and I married an American because