Prepare to be swept away by the captivating sounds of Le Vent du Nord as they take the stage for their latest show, “20 Printemps (20 Springs).” Heralded as a driving force in Quebec’s progressive francophone folk movement, this award-winning band seamlessly blends traditional roots with original compositions, infused with a vibrant array of global influences.

With instruments like the button accordion, guitar, and fiddle at the forefront, Le Vent du Nord’s signature sound is defined by the haunting melodies of the hurdy-gurdy, adding a grassroots charm to their spirited dance tunes. Their rise since their inception in 2002 has seen them perform over 2,000 concerts across four continents, earning accolades such as the Grand Prix du Disque Charles Cros and two Junos.

Renowned for their finesse and adaptability, Le Vent du Nord has graced screens and airwaves across Canada, America, France, and the UK, collaborating with a diverse range of musical talents including The Chieftains and Julie Fowlis. Beyond conventional approaches to tradition, their symphonic concerts have garnered praise for their innovative reinvention of folk music. Onstage, these five musicians deliver dynamic performances that transcend boundaries, offering a modern interpretation of tradition that is both intense and joyous. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the vibrant energy of Le Vent du Nord – this is the music of the here and now, beckoning you to join in the celebration of culture and creativity.

The Waldo’s official website is distributing tickets at Le Vent du Nord via ThunderTix until they are sold out or is the night of the event.