After opening for Hobo Aquarium in November last year, Colrain, along with The Public Service (duo), take the stage at The Carleton on Saturday, August 29th to celebrate the release of a new album. Everything kicks off at 8 PM and tickets are $20 + HST advanced, or $25 + HST at the door.
*** This is a STANDING room show, with limited seating. Please email reservations@thecarleton.ca to confirm seating with arrival by 7 PM.***
Hailing from Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Colrain is an indie-rock ensemble known for their rich lyrical content, polished instrumentals and strong ties to their local community. Their dynamic set ranges from melancholic ballads, to uplifting rock, creating a unique atmosphere of energy and connection with the audience. Jackie, and January Wine are singles that reflect the new era of Colrain. Jackie represents an indie rock edge, while January Wine offers a classic upbeat perspective on lost love. Colrain will release their first album in late summer 2026.
The Public Service Duo: Dartmouth-based indie-folkers, The Public Service were founded on the belief that sharing your gifts with the world is a public service. When the conditions are right, frontman George Woodhouse and frontwoman Joss MacNeil will give the full band a night off and come together to form The Public Service Duo, serving up a harmony-forward, storytelling experience that has delighted audiences across Eastern Canada. Coming off the release of Live EP and a run of 2025 milestone performances at The National Arts Centre and TD Music Hall (Massey Hall), The Public Service has been steadily building momentum toward their second full-length studio album set for release this fall.