
Acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Roch Voisine returns to the stage with The Lightfoot Sessions, a new concert experience paying tribute to the legendary Gordon Lightfoot. Reimagining some of the most iconic songs in the Canadian songbook, Roch brings a fresh and intimate perspective to Lightfoot’s timeless repertoire, while revisiting highlights from his own celebrated career.
The performance features classics such as “If You Could Read My Mind,” “Sundown,” and “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” alongside Roch Voisine favourites including “With These Eyes,” “Kissing Rain,” and “I’ll Always Be There”. The show is presented in an acoustic format that allows the songs to breathe, revealing their depth, subtlety, and enduring emotional power.
With a career spanning more than three decades, Roch Voisine has sold millions of albums worldwide and remains one of Canada’s most beloved artists, known for his distinctive voice and ability to connect across generations and languages.
The Lightfoot Sessions is more than a tribute—it is a journey through songs, stories, and shared musical heritage, brought to life through personal anecdotes and reflections from the stage. A rare opportunity to experience two remarkable catalogues in one intimate and unforgettable evening.
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