John & Allen will trade songs at this great venue. Great staff, food and beverages, music is by donation.

Free 1 hour afternoon concert! Part of the City of Nanaimo's 'Sounds of Summer' concert series.

‘Downtown’ Salt Spring Island. Live music (by donation) EVERY NIGHT ALL SUMMER LONG! Great food, drinks (licensed), vibe and service.

John Gogo performs a selection of his original folk songs. St. John’s United Church

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1984827124359?aff=oddtdtcreator This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the coal gritty mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Vancouver Island pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.

Please email JohnGogoMusic@gmail.com for details. This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the gritty coal mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Vancouver Island pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.

Tickets at Co-Op gas bar, at the door. Online sales: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/john-gogo-coal-wood-show-tickets-1985314749860?aff=oddtdtcreator This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the gritty coal mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Vancouver Island pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.

John's 2pm matinee is included with admission fee to BC Forest Discovery Centre. This engaging one- man show revisits the coal mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada's rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.

Please note: the show is at St Andrew’s United Church Hall, NOT the Port Theatre (who is graciously selling the tickets through their box office). Here’s the ticket link: https://www.porttheatre.com/events/john-gogo-coal-wood-show-2026/ This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the gritty coal mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Vancouver Island pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.

Tickets available at Guido’s Cafe in Pt Hardy, Essentials Refillery in Port McNeill and at the door. This engaging one- man show revisits the coal mining & logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada's rugged western coast. Haunting folk songs & tales from four generations of a pioneer family offer a gritty view beneath the surface of history.

Tickets available at Sointula Resource Centre, at the door or here is an online ticket link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/john-gogo-coal-wood-show-tickets-1985292389981?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true This engaging one-man show written and performed by John Gogo revisits the gritty coal mining and logging towns of Vancouver Island on Canada’s rugged western coast. Haunting folk tales told by four generations of a Vancouver Island pioneer family offer a fascinating look beneath the surface of history unfolded from 1895 to 1995. Their songs explore the unique and layered lives of heroes and villains: the visionary Finns of Sointula, the notorious Dunsmuirs, labour martyr Ginger Goodwin, the ghost of Clarence Ballance and the infamous Brother XII of De Courcy Island.

John will perform a one hour set of John Lennon solo songs, Beatle songs (including a mini set of George songs!).

$10 at the door. Open stage at 7pm, John sings from 8:30 to 9:30.

John Gogo in concert in an intimate unique setting. Tickets $30 https://empourium.ca/products/John-Gogo-Sep-26th-p772421949

Part of the’Route 19A Arts Festival’. Tickets $20 https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/john-gogo

John will perform his original folk songs at ‘Murfitt’s Landing’, a private venue that will be open to the public. Please enquire privately for address (it is near the Departure Bay Ferry terminal in Nanaimo). Tickets $20 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/john-gogo-in-concert-at-murfitts-landing-nanaimo-tickets-1685723948709?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Great food and service and some free live music!

Great food and service with live music by donation.

Concert is included in Gardens admission

Free noon hour concert, thanks to the City of Nanaimo. Thanks James McRae.