Music @ the Museum July 2026 Concert Lineup
We’re excited to open our summer concert series with the return of Brandon Isaak at the Parksville Museum on July 2 from 6–8 PM.
With nearly four decades devoted to his craft, Brandon Isaak brings a lifetime of experience, passion, and authenticity to the stage. A true storyteller and keeper of the blues tradition, his performances are driven by lyrics that are at once humorous, introspective, and deeply spiritual.
Whether you’re a longtime blues fan or just discovering the genre, seeing Brandon Isaak live is more than a concert—it’s a journey into the heart and soul of blues music.
Join us for an evening of rich storytelling, masterful musicianship, and timeless sound.
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Music at the Museum is pleased to present Ethan Askey & The Elevators.
With electric harmonicas, slide guitar, and a driving rhythm section, they deliver an energetic blend of “Rocky Mountain roots and boogie blues” infused with funk, swing, alt-country, and rock & roll.
Ethan’s award-winning harmonica playing, singing, and songwriting have earned international recognition, with his debut solo album charting in the Top 50 for over 150 weeks worldwide.
Touring across Europe and North America, the band captivates audiences with powerful, soulful performances.
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Music at the Museum is pleased to present Waleed Kush Afro-Jazz, a constantly evolving ensemble shaped by the artists and landscapes that inspire it.
Living in a continual state of “Becoming,” the band embraces exploration, inclusivity, and accessibility, blending African rhythms with American jazz harmonies to create a vibrant cultural melting pot.
More than just performers, Waleed Kush Afro-Jazz draws on African principles of community and shared knowledge, fostering connections among the musicians themselves and with their audiences. Their workshops reflect this ethos, emphasizing mentorship and collective learning.
This philosophy inspired Waleed to call himself and his bandmates “Humanity Practitioners,” recognizing music as a healing art. Through their performances and interactions, they create a space for connection and restoration—for themselves and everyone they reach.
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Music at the Museum is pleased to present Motown, featuring acclaimed Canadian soul artist Krystle Dos Santos!
Join us in the Museum’s intimate outdoor garden this July for a high-energy tribute to the timeless sound of Motown.
From infectious dance hits to heartfelt ballads, Krystle and her live band deliver the groove, spirit, and soul that made Motown a global phenomenon.
Music at the Museum is pleased to close out our July series with Kyle McKearney!
Experience his soulful storytelling and genre-defying Americana live, as he brings the energy of his award-winning albums to the stage.
Don’t miss this chance to see one of Canada’s most captivating voices up close.