Music in the Streets: Natalie Inga at 5pm | 36? at 7pm

Presented by Springboard Performance as part of our Music in the Streets Summer Series.

Natalie Inga Crackerjack performer and multi-instrumentalist Natalie Inga brings childlike wonder and seasoned command to the stage. With vocal power and vulnerability, she explores the struggles of self-awareness in a cynical world. She has optimism and a fearless sincerity rarely found in modern music. In 2025 she brought her trademark clownish grace to the internationally acclaimed Canmore Folk Festival, Waynestock, Cold Bones, and East Town Get Down festivals. She is a YYC Music Award nominated songwriter and has consistently charted on campus and community radio in Western Canada. Her band, "The LadyBros," draw on elements of RnB, Rock and Pop to lay a dynamic and musically adventurous foundation that allows Natalie to express herself beyond the limits of traditional Folk music. Recognized influences may include Sammy Rae & The Friends, Begonia, Sir Woman, Sara Bareilles, Sarah Harmer, Alanis Morrisette, and the queen herself, Joni Mitchell.

 

36? is an award-winning internationally touring art-rock band originally out of Calgary, AB. Their new record Milk Mountain (released by Vancouver record label, File Under: Music) is a whimsically cacophonous exploration through existential madness and social dread. Pulling from songwriter Taylor Cochrane’s struggles with mental health, social anxiety and coming to terms with polyamory, the record is a raw and unapologetic vignette of a human being coming in to their own in these uncertain times. Up until the pandemic 36? lived in a van on the road, spotted somewhere along the west coast/mid west of North America. Now bunkering down with the rest of the world 36? has begun work on its next record.