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Frazey Ford & The Quiet Revolution

*Tickets starting at $32.00
January 28
8:00 pm
McPherson PlayhouseView on map
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With special guest Trish Klein

Frazey Ford and her musicians, The Quiet Revolution have been on the move.

Starting in October 2025, they have sold out multiple European tours spanning cities from Dublin, Paris, The Hague, Antwerp, Milan to Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna and Madrid and Barcelona.  Now Victoria audiences will be treated to the delights of Frazey’s live performance at The McPherson Playhouse, accompanied by her long time musicians.  Expect an evening of unfettered joy with Frazey performing her most popular songs such as “September Fields” (over 100 million streams on Spotify) along with her anthem “Done” and the Motown infused “If You Gonna Go” amongst many others – new songs and old alike. Performing live, Frazey Ford is a captivating presence supported by the intoxicating lilt of her band.

Frazey Ford has established herself as a vital BC success story, transitioning from her beginnings with the acclaimed folk band, The Be Good Tanyas, into a highly celebrated solo career. Blending her signature vocals with deep soul influenced grooves, Frazey has earned a dedicated global cult following.

Her 3rd solo album U Kin B the Sun released on the Arts & Crafts label saw incredible critical momentum, securing 4 star reviews in The Guardian, The Times (UK), Mojo, Q Magazine and UNCUT to name a few.

The film and television industry has also taken notice, with Frazey’s songs appearing in feature films such as the Netflix’s film “I Used to be Famous”, the feature film “Jane Austin Ruined My Life”, the UK award winning documentary, “The Accidental Spy” and the HBO television series “Run” helmed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge of Fleabag fame. The latest feature film out this past February to feature a Frazey song was the Universal film “Reminders of Him” based on the novel by best selling author, Colleen Hoover.

Destination Greater Victoria is honoured to be based on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.