Live Music

Grab a pint and settle in for an evening of soulful, rhythm-driven bluegrass at Vice & Virtue Brewing. On September 2nd from 7-9pm, BC musician Chris Baxter takes the stage blending original songwriting with traditional bluegrass, folk, and gospel influences. A founding member of touring band Under the Rocks, Chris brings festival-level musicianship to our taproom, picking banjo, mandolin, and guitar with the driving energy of his drummer roots. It's the perfect low-key night out, just great music, great beer, and genuine community connection. Come early to grab a seat and sample our latest brews before the music starts.

Kelowna's own Shalisa takes the stage at Vice & Virtue for an intimate night Under the Amber Lights. Known for powerhouse vocals, rebellious storytelling, and a genre-bending sound that blends country, rock, pop, and soul, Shalisa, a Top 5 BCCMA nominee whose breakout single "Bad Hangover" hit #1 on the Canadian Indie Country Countdown, is one of Canada's fastest-rising independent country artists. Join us Wednesday, September 9th from 7-9pm for great beer, elevated bites, and live music the way it's meant to be experienced.

Cal Volpe brings his one-man wall of sound to Vice & Virtue Brewing on Wednesday, September 16th from 7-9pm, free admission, no tickets needed. Using a loop station to build layered, live soundscapes in real time, the Port Coquitlam-raised artist blends blues and folk-rock guitar with soulful pop melodies and rap-inspired storytelling. It's a genre-blurring solo show that feels like a full band. Grab a pint, pull up a seat, and spend your Wednesday evening with some of the best live music Kelowna has to offer.

Kelowna, get ready for a big voice in an even bigger frame. Western Canadian folk-rock artist Brent Tyler brings his soulful hooks and honest songwriting to Vice & Virtue Brewing on September 23rd from 7-9pm and it's completely free. Tyler's intricate guitar work and elastic vocal range have drawn comparisons to Dave Matthews, Van Morrison, and James Taylor, wrapped in a sound that's equal parts introspective folk and soulful melody. This is live music the way it should be experienced, just good songs and good company in one of Kelowna's most community-focused taprooms. Pull up a stool, order a pint and a bite from our kitchen, and settle in for an evening built on connection.

Free live music returns to Vice & Virtue Brewing on Wednesday, September 30th, as we welcome emerging Canadian singer-songwriter Claire Kuzmyk to the taproom. Blending introspective lyrics with dreamy pop melodies, Claire's sound draws comparisons to A Fine Frenzy, Sara Bareilles, and Lizzy McAlpine and her honest, humour-laced stage presence makes for an unforgettable evening. Doors open at 7pm, and as always, there's no cover. Grab a pint, pull up a seat, and get to know an artist you'll want to say you saw early.

Free live music at Vice & Virtue Brewing on Wednesday, October 7th as we welcome Free Lung, the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Dustin McGifford, for two hours of warm, thoughtful, homegrown sound. Under The Amber Lights is our love letter to easy Wednesday nights: no cover, no rush, just great beer, good food, and live music done right. Free Lung's songs are built from real life and real reflection, the kind of set that rewards actually listening, which is exactly the vibe we've built our taproom around. Come early for a seat, stay for the set, and see why Vice & Virtue has become one of Kelowna's favourite spots for live music that doesn't feel like background noise. Doors at 7pm. Reservations recommended.

Join Vice & Virtue Brewing on Wednesday, October 14th for a free evening of live music with Canadian singer-songwriter Mike Edel. Known for folk and Americana records built on open space and lyrics that look directly at things, Edel's music feels like a late drive and a long exhale. With over 10 million streams and placements on CBC Radio, SiriusXM, and ABC's American Idol, this is a rare chance to catch an accomplished storyteller in an intimate taproom setting. Grab a pint, settle in, and spend your Wednesday night with music that means something.