Great Lake Swimmers
SpokaneMon, Nov 2 · 8:00 PMThe ChameleonPhiladelphiaSun, Oct 11 · 7:30 PMMilkboyDenverFri, Nov 6 · 7:00 PMMarquisAtlantaThu, Oct 15 · 8:00 PMVinylJacksonTue, Oct 20 · 7:30 PMDuling HallDurhamTue, Oct 13 · 8:30 PMMotorco Music HallBrattleboroTue, Oct 6 · 8:00 PMStone ChurchSeattleSun, Nov 1 · 5:00 PMThe Sunset TavernFeltonTue, Oct 27 · 8:00 PMFelton Music HallSan FranciscoWed, Oct 28 · 8:00 PMCafe Du NordMobileSun, Oct 18 · 8:00 PMThe Merry WidowMinneapolisTue, Nov 10 · 6:30 PMThe Cedar Cultural CenterLos AngelesMon, Oct 26 · 5:00 PMLodge RoomClevelandFri, Nov 13 · 8:00 PMBeachland TavernEvanstonWed, Nov 11 · 7:30 PMSPACEPhoenixSun, Oct 25 · 8:00 PMLast Exit LiveBuffaloSat, Nov 14 · 8:00 PMBuffalo Iron Works

Great Lake Swimmers

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  1. Brattleboro Stone Church 8:00 PM Tue 6 Oct
  2. Philadelphia Milkboy 7:30 PM Sun 11 Oct
  3. Durham Motorco Music Hall 8:30 PM Tue 13 Oct

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Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian indie folk band from Ontario, led by songwriter Tony Dekker since 2003. Acoustic instruments, rural soundscapes and wistful vocals carry lyrics about the Canadian landscape. Albums include "Lost Channels" (2009), shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize, and "Caught Light" (2025), recorded in Ontario's Ganaraska Forest.

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