Kacy & Clayton with The Secret Beach

Thursday, December 11, 2025
8:00 PM / Broadway Theatre

Doors at 7PM. Show at 8PM. 

A familial bond and their rolling ranchland home are at the heart of Kacy & Clayton’s music—a timeless amalgamation of British folk rock, classic American country, cross-cultural traditional songs and slightly faded psychedelia. Second cousins born and raised in rural Saskatchewan, Kacy Anderson and Clayton Linthicum were musically educated and inspired at a young age by Kacy’s paternal grandfather and grew up playing countless hours of music together at family and community gatherings large and small. 

Buoyed by Kacy’s otherworldly voice and Clayton’s virtuosic guitar playing, and with a musical wisdom that belies their ages, the forward-looking traditionalists have released a string of thrilling albums beginning with 2013’s The Day Is Past & Gone, including two produced by Jeff Tweedy and a collaboration with New Zealand’s Marlon Williams. Touring extensively throughout North America and Europe, the pair have shared stages with the likes of Wilco, Colter Wall, The Sadies, Ray Lamontagne and The Decemberists. 

Confident, focused and ever-surprising, Kacy & Clayton continue to forge a musical path on their own terms and time, showing the way for a new generation of like-minded travelers. A life spent in music, with family at their side.

The Secret Beach is an ever-shifting group of musicians orbiting around the work of esteemed songwriter/producer, Micah Erenberg and fellow songwriter, Daniel Diamond. Despite a DIY release via indie label Victory Pool, their new album, We Were Born Here, What's Your Excuse?, landed a nomination for Adult Alternative Album of the Year at the 2025 JUNO Awards.

Crafted under the expert guidance of renowned producer Rob Fraboni (Rolling Stones, Beach Boys, Tim Hardin), the album whispers echoes of Dylan and The Band, early McCartney solo work, Big Star's Third, and Neil Young’s Everybody Knows This is Nowhere. Radiating with analog warmth, its 15 tracks gently unravel intimate textures, hushed melodies, and an utterly inviting atmosphere, making you feel as though you're in the very room where these timeless tunes came to life. The songs themselves—many just over two minutes long—float by effortlessly. And while Erenberg is a multi-instrumentalist, the album's rich sound is undoubtedly shaped by a carefully curated cast of musicians, including the celebrated country duo Kacy & Clayton and members of Manitoba’s own Boy Golden.