🌠 Radiator Collective Presents Ryan Dahle — Canadian Indie Artist in Concert. 🌠

A night of songs & stories.

📆 Sunday, November 22nd 7:30 pm

🎟️ $30 Tickets OR AT THE DOOR.

📍 The Andrew, 31 King Street, Picton

Ryan Dahle ( @ryandahle ) is a singular force in Canadian indie music. He has spent three decades forging a career that began as the principal songwriter of The Age of Electric, before creating Limblifter in the ’90s as another vehicle for his songs and voice. Along the way, he released a solo record in 2009 and has continued to explore new musical territory. Among his wide range of collaborations, he formed the supergroup Mounties in 2014, and most recently, in 2026, released MXD, a full-length collaboration with acclaimed American saxophonist Donny McCaslin.

Now, for the first time, Dahle is stepping into a new kind of performance: a handful of intimate solo shows. Drawing from across his catalogue, woodshedding new material and revisiting a selection of influential covers, these performances offer a rare opportunity to hear songs from throughout his career stripped back to their core and accompanied by stories, reflections, and perhaps a few questions answered.

Joining will be Selina Martin ( @selina.martin.1 ) Imagine Björk and PJ Harvey had a Canadian love child raised on Joni Mitchell. Her sound is raw, honest, and fiercely feminine, with a stage presence that’s pure energy.Internationally acclaimed Canadian touring and recording artist Selina Martin has independently released 5 albums that have been variously described by critics as “intelligent”, “brave”, “masterful”, “must-hear”, “provocative”, “remarkable”, “profound”, “genius”, and compared to Björk, PJ Harvey, Peter Gabriel, St. Vincent, and Talking Heads.

Opening up the night will be alexjcurrie ( @alex.j.currie ) the virtually incognito moniker of Alex Currie. Alex has been writing and performing in some form or other for about 20 years. After an experiment in domesticity, he has been writing, recording and promoting once again because it makes him happy. Come watch him try to make small talk the best he can between songs about anxiety, displacement and personal nostalgia.