Golden Skybridge Summer Concert Series

The stage is set — turn up the heat (and the volume) this season with live music every Saturday from July 4 to September 5, 2026. Feel the energy of local and touring artists as you unwind after your Golden Skybridge adventure.

Take your summer fun beyond the bridges — secure your tickets today.

Please note: Concert access is included with all pass types. The Plaza-only Concert Pass grants entry starting at 7:30 p.m.

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Saturday July 4th Leo D.E Johnson (with Chelsea OW)

Leo D.E. Johnson is a trans, Black, Scotian artist whose music blends Spiritual Soul and Galactic Gospel with rock influences. They are known for their solo work and as part of the duo Old Soul Rebel alongside Lola Whyte. Johnson uses their music and advocacy to promote themes of resilience, self-discovery, and social justice for Indigenous, Black, and Queer communities. 

 
Saturday July 11th Duke & Goldie (with Colin Shields)

Duke & Goldie blend the soul of warm folk storytelling with an upbeat, mystical country twang to create a sound uniquely all their own. The Vancouver-based musical partnership of Eric “The Duke” Duquette and Jena “Goldie” Gogo (longtime members of roots rock band Blue Sky Miners) has forged a style that feels both timeless and refreshingly new. Described as a revival of the sun-kissed Laurel Canyon vibes of the ‘60s and ‘70s, their music invites listeners to journey through heartland stories and wide-open landscapes.

 
Saturday July 18th Lowdown Brass Band (with The Jumping Rodents)

Embodying the vibrant Chicago music culture, LowDown Brass Band is a one-of-a-kind horn ensemble weaving the rhythm of the streets with conscious hip hop, reggae, and soul.  Rigorously touring, LowDown has performed on the most unique stages, from the Montreal Jazz Fest to the Cotai Jazz Fest.

Saturday July 25th Kailee Duggan (with Oh November)

Kailee Duggan is an Okanagan-based artist who has been crafting her smooth, soulful folk sound since first picking up a guitar at eight years old. Her music weaves together elements of folk, pop, jazz, and classic singer-songwriter styles, drawing comparisons to Norah Jones and Lianne La Havas.

Saturday August 1st Nightshades (with Daniel James McFadyen)

Nightshades is a collaborative indie rock band, featuring four esteemed Canadian songwriters (Andrew Judah, Common Fires, DL Ranney, and N.Sherman). In a Beatles-esque timeshare of genre-defying, vibrant music, Nightshades' sound is rich with diverse musical exploration but anchored by melodic hooks and irresistible rhythmic flourish.

Saturday August 8th Aline Deanna (with Tenise Marie)

Aline aims to capture the present moment with poeticism and humor all wrapped up in a bow of timeless country melodies. She is original and cunning in her songwriting and lends a nod to ever inspiring songwriters such as John Hartford and Lucinda Williams. Drawing you in with her candid lyrics and pure country croon she can tell an entire story in one sentence with her unique voice. Inspired by the likes of Emmylou Harris and Gillian Welch the spirit of old time country/western music rings loud in her music and is uplifted with a modern dose of Americana.

 
Saturday August 15th FONTINE (with Mister Bird)

FONTINE is Indigenous, queer and a self-proclaimed “real goofy guy.” These things all inform her art. She is the life of the party, her magnanimous laugh and smile filling up any room. But there's also a lot of struggle behind all that. Navigating through relationships beginning and ending, identity exploration, self-doubt, activist frustration, people pleasing and friendship – all rooted in a real sense of place. This is what the album is all about.

Saturday August 22nd Blonde Diamond (with Rose & The Dreamboats)

Shaping a soundscape of dreamy alternative-rock bliss with unapologetic and captivating lyricism, Blonde Diamond has been on a trajectory that is hard not to be dazzled by. The Vancouver-based band has graced stages all across Canada, Europe, Australia, the US and India, sharing bills along the way with stalwarts such as Portugal. The Man, Broken Social Scene, Bishop Briggs, Mother Mother, and more.

Saturday August 29th Oh Pray Tell (with Nathan Turner)

Oh Pray Tell is us – Betty Supple, Sally Titasey and Shayna Jones. Three part harmonies grounded in banjo and stomp-clap-cajon rhythms carry poetry, stories and spoken word. Oh Pray Tell offers up an original, soulful sound influenced by gospel, rhythm & blues, roots music and folk story-telling.

Saturday September 5th Lazy Syrup Orchestra (with Fort Knox Five)

Sweet sounds, thick vibrations, and sticky melodies come together to create the natural flavor of Lazy Syrup Orchestra. The groups free spirited mix of live instruments paired with sultry vocals leaves listeners gooey with energy that sticks to their soul. Their delicious productions have graced stages across North America, including festival appearances at Shambhala, Bass Coast, and Envision.