Name: Tyson Ray Borsboom and the Band w/ Denver Venoit
Start: 2025-10-15T22:00:00-07:00
Location: The Barking Parrot Bar

$Tyson Ray Borsboom and the Band w\/ Denver Venoit$

This evening of live music will be folk country songwriting blend from the Prairies of Alberta. Best part is covers only $10! You wont regret it. See you at the Barking Parrot October 15th.

Tyson Ray Borsboom :
Born in Winnipeg and cutting his teeth in Calgary, Tyson Ray Borsboom has grown into one of Canada’s most compelling musical storytellers. With a sound that fuses country, indie, folk, and alt-rock, Tyson doesn’t just write songs—he builds immersive experiences that feel both timeless and unmistakably his own.
Now based in Vancouver, BC, he has shared stages with Field Guide, Billy Raffoul, Jon Bryant, and Kacy & Clayton, captivating audiences with performances that balance raw emotion, introspection, and the beauty found in life’s highs and lows. Collaborating with producer Phenix Warren (Michael Bernard Fitzgerald, Wyatt C Louis, Kyle Church), Tyson continues to push his artistry forward.
2025 marks a major chapter: Tyson will perform for the first time across Germany in November, leading into the release of his much-anticipated full album in 2026.
For fans of Zach Bryan, Gregory Alan Isakov, Bon Iver, Noah Kahan, Caamp, and Donovan Woods, Tyson Ray Borsboom is an artist you’ll want to keep on your radar.

About Denver Venoit:
Denver Venoit, known in these parts as Ole Man Kidd, lassos lonesome tunes from the heavens that’ll rattle your spurs and splash cold water on your face. Hailing from up north in The Yukon, Denver began touring across North America as a drummer, acquiring an unquenchable taste for travel along the way. He caught the blues the day his best friend died in his arms in a house fire in Montreal, and he has been wearing a cowboy hat and writing Folk, Country, Blues songs ever since.
The howl of the bottleneck slide Denver coaxes from his steel guitar replicates a lovesick longing authenticated by his roving. He’s sung his songs to the wide open airs of the Yukon tundra, the Mojave desert, and the Saskatchewan plains, where he spent a season's after season's as a bison ranch hand. Ole Man Kidd’s music is steeped in a sepia hue and shows a dedication to reflecting the tearful truths of both personal and common history.
“Tobacco and Tears-” - Shaun Steven Wolfe — QuebexicoPirateRadio