Summer Concert Series
After a day of hiking and paddling around Killarney Provincial Park, come back to the campground and listen to some live music at the George Lake amphitheatre. Featuring a diverse selection of performers playing to all audiences, these concerts treats listeners to songs about the land and waters of the North Country. Admission is free - donate what you can!
2026 Summer Concert Series
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We are excited to announce the continuation of our Summer Concert Series for 2026. We look forward to welcoming more performers to join us at the Park Amphitheatre!
If you are interested in applying to be a part of the series for 2026 the applications open December 1, 2025 and will close February 1, 2026. You can apply by clicking the button below. *These events are free for all visitors to the park, though donations of any amount are always welcome to the Friends of Killarney Park. |
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2025 SCS Program Recap
July 5th: Tragedy Ann
Bio: “Tragedy Ann is a forward-looking folk duo. Braiding organic vocal harmonies with organ, accordion, singing saw, and guitars, Tragedy Ann’s arrangements are as delicate as they are driving. Their concerts emanate “…the honesty and enthusiasm of people who can’t help but create and perform.” (Jon Farmer, Georgian Bay Roots).”
July 12: Katherine Fischer
Bio: “Katherine Fischer’s unique folk confessionals are the medicine for when our hearts get sick, served with an eccentric dose of sugar to help it all go down. Katherine is currently collaborating with Ontario Parks to bring live musical performances to their outdoor spaces. Her album "Great Loves" is out now.”
July 25: The Treeline
Bio: “The Treeline is a folk rock band that plays original music from a Canadian perspective. Fun for all ages.”
August 2: Whiskey Jack
Bio: “Since Whiskey Jack's inception 45+ years ago, their fans have been showering them with accolades, celebrating their songs and stories. The one constant that has fueled their success is a polished show exuding charm, ease and playfulness. When Stompin' Tom resumed his career, he called Duncan and invited Whiskey Jack to join him in the studio and on tour. They would continue to perform and record together until Tom's death in 2014. Today, Duncan is joined by 2 time Juno nominee Douglas John Cameron”
August 9: Josh Taerk
Bio: “Billboard charting, singer and songwriter Josh Taerk’s soul-stirring lyrics, emotive melodies, and electrifying live shows inspire fans across the globe. Continuing and expanding on the traditions of the troubadours and songsmiths that came before him, Josh’s brand of Country Rock combines catchy melodies with heartfelt storytelling to create a sense of community and coming together through music.”
August 29: Ian Reid
Bio: “Born the son of an artist's son and salesman’s daughter, Ian Howard Reid has the sensitivity and gift of the gab that make his performances like no other.”
OAFE Weekend Concert
August 22: Wylder Ohm
Bio: “Wylder Ohm is a folk singer-songwriter based in Toronto, ON, and one half of indie/folk duo Jeez Louise. Since releasing one EP and a full length album under Jeez Louise, they are now branching into solo performance.”
Bio: “Tragedy Ann is a forward-looking folk duo. Braiding organic vocal harmonies with organ, accordion, singing saw, and guitars, Tragedy Ann’s arrangements are as delicate as they are driving. Their concerts emanate “…the honesty and enthusiasm of people who can’t help but create and perform.” (Jon Farmer, Georgian Bay Roots).”
July 12: Katherine Fischer
Bio: “Katherine Fischer’s unique folk confessionals are the medicine for when our hearts get sick, served with an eccentric dose of sugar to help it all go down. Katherine is currently collaborating with Ontario Parks to bring live musical performances to their outdoor spaces. Her album "Great Loves" is out now.”
July 25: The Treeline
Bio: “The Treeline is a folk rock band that plays original music from a Canadian perspective. Fun for all ages.”
August 2: Whiskey Jack
Bio: “Since Whiskey Jack's inception 45+ years ago, their fans have been showering them with accolades, celebrating their songs and stories. The one constant that has fueled their success is a polished show exuding charm, ease and playfulness. When Stompin' Tom resumed his career, he called Duncan and invited Whiskey Jack to join him in the studio and on tour. They would continue to perform and record together until Tom's death in 2014. Today, Duncan is joined by 2 time Juno nominee Douglas John Cameron”
August 9: Josh Taerk
Bio: “Billboard charting, singer and songwriter Josh Taerk’s soul-stirring lyrics, emotive melodies, and electrifying live shows inspire fans across the globe. Continuing and expanding on the traditions of the troubadours and songsmiths that came before him, Josh’s brand of Country Rock combines catchy melodies with heartfelt storytelling to create a sense of community and coming together through music.”
August 29: Ian Reid
Bio: “Born the son of an artist's son and salesman’s daughter, Ian Howard Reid has the sensitivity and gift of the gab that make his performances like no other.”
OAFE Weekend Concert
August 22: Wylder Ohm
Bio: “Wylder Ohm is a folk singer-songwriter based in Toronto, ON, and one half of indie/folk duo Jeez Louise. Since releasing one EP and a full length album under Jeez Louise, they are now branching into solo performance.”
2024 SCS Program Recap
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2024 Musicians:
Whiskey Jack Katherine Fischer The Treeline Erin Traynor Land Heart Song Ian Reid |
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2023 SCS Program Recap
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2023 Musicians:
Whiskey Jack (formerly Doogie & Dunn) Katherine Fischer David Archibald Yzersmith Duo Ian Reid |
2022 SCS Program Recap
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2022 Musicians:
Murray James O'Brien and Marc Louis Sitler Katherine Fischer Doogie & Dunn Ian Reid |
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2021 SCS Program Recap
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2021 Musicians:
Ian Reid The New People |
