Folk-roots artist Natalie Inga and indie rocker AJ Baragar join forces at the legendary King Eddy on March 12. 7:30 pm and $10 cover. 

About Natalie Inga:

Natalie Inga and her band “The LadyBros” exude positive energy onstage with rich guitar, sweet harmonies, groovy keys, ripping saxophone, tasty bass licks, and dynamic drums. Natalie Inga’s brand new EP Know When to Leave is playful and powerful, bringing elements of soul, pop and rock to her folkie sound.

The LadyBros spent the summer celebrating the new release with performances across the province, including their Canmore Folk Festival debut and a return to Waynestock Festival after winning the Talent Contest with an impromptu performance at the 2024 festival. Natalie’s songs explore all aspects of what it means to be human and the band’s synergy amplifies the emotional journey of each tune. The good vibes are contagious!

About AJ Baragar:

Coming to the stage from rock, folk and theatre, AJ Baragar is rising through the Alberta music scene as a force to be reckoned with. In 2016, AJ compiled his works into his first album, Victory, which he wrote and self produced. Soon after, he joined Calgary band Nova Scotiables as their front man in 2018. After a few years of touring Western Canada, he then co-found Peach Panic in 2022, an original group currently establishing their indie rock roots in Alberta, British Columbia, and beyond. With his strong melody-focused indie rock sound, you’ll be dancing, weeping, and drowning in manic euphoria all in the same breath.