Music · Salt Spring Island
Shari Ulrich and the Unfaithful Servants
Friday, September 25, 2026
7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Salt Spring Island, 100 Jackson Ave, Salt Spring Island, BC V8K 2V8, Canada
Salt Spring Island, Southern Vancouver Island
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ArtSpring – Theatre. Two of Canada’s finest—Shari Ulrich & The Unfaithful Servants—share the stage for a night of unforgettable acoustic magic. Shari Ulrich has long been considered a legend in Canadian Folk music and The Unfaithful Servants have been heralded as one of Canada’s finest acoustic groups. For this special evening, each artist will perform their own individual sets plus there will be various collaborations throughout the night, bringing these two musical worlds together in an exciting display of Canada’s finest, all on one stage. Shari Ulrich is a multiple Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter and a cherished voice in Canadian folk music for decades. Known for her beloved work as a solo artist and with groups such as The Hometown Band, Pied Pumkin, and collaborative projects with Barney Bentall, Bill Henderson, and Roy Forbes, Shari Ulrich brings her signature warmth, wit, and deep musicality to the stage. Renowned for her soaring vocals and skill on violin and piano, Ulrich’s songs are both deeply personal and universally resonant. The Unfaithful Servants are an exciting folk-bluegrass-Americana quartet praised for their rich harmonies, masterful musicianship, and compelling songwriting. Based on Vancouver Island, and heralded as “BC’s Most Exciting Newgrass Band”, the group is touring their new album ‘Fallen Angel’ and has been making waves in Canada and the USA with their edge of your seat live performances and critically acclaimed recordings. Widely regarded as one of Canada’s sta
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