THIS CONCERT IS SOLD OUT, sorry.
An icon in guitar performance, and leader of a school teaching his unique style, Leo Kottke is also a quirky singer-songwriter and on stage humorist. For those who know him, they see that he always has something new, those who haven't seen him perform yet need to plan to have the experience.
“His fingerpicking became a beautiful machine, full of syncopation, sliding and open-string voicings, with small dissonances and backward- sounding phrases.” –New York Times.
Reserved tickets are on sale online for best seating selection with $3 fee. Also select seats with no fee, at the Folk Shop on 2525 N. Campbell--cash or check only (or there would be a fee) !! the Folk Shop is open Tuesdays-Fridays 11am to 6pm and Saturday, 11am-5pm. $30 reserved.
info and disability seating: 981-1475.
A few disability seats are still left: 981-1475.

From Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Cassie and Maggie play fiddle, guitar, accordion, and keyboards and both sisters sing as well. A unique and intimate show, this duo performs exquisite music in the Nova Scotia tradition. Exciting tunes and fine vocals in both English and Scottish gaelic. Tunes include reels, jigs, polkas and airs and with fast tunes accompanied by Cape Breton style foot work. Much of the show is fiddle and piano, both played very well, and very typical of Cape Breton music! They also both do some Cape Breton style step dancing in the show (see a sample in the 2nd YouTube). Cassie is an award-winning step dancer and she sings harmony for Maggie. They just won the Live Ireland Award in 2015 for best ensemble and were also the top emerging artist in 2014 awarded by Chicago's Irish-American News.
Come see their first Tucson show and in a fine church with excellent acoustics. Plenty of parking on site.

General admission, church seats 250 total. Advance tickets $20; $18 seniors and students. $3 on line fee. Tickets are also available with no fee at Antigone Books and the Folk Shop!
Door price $23; $21 seniors and students.