The current appetite is for either distraction or distress.
These two seem to be in neither business.

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Together with musician Gregory Hoskins,  Jenkinson brings to the stage love letters to life and death, and timeless words spoken in song and story. These insights are drawn from Stephen’s decades of work in palliative care and they are masterfully combined with the original songs and mysterious sonics of Hoskins.

These two Canadian artists have been exploring the intersection of their work for 8 years, across 3 continents, in 3 recordings and 2 short films. They come to the road now in 2023 as they did in the beginning: the two of them, a singer and a storyteller, out into the mystery days.

Concerts for Turbulent Times they surely are. Not poets, maybe, but the evenings are poetic. The Nights are musical and grave and raucous and stilling, which probably means they are theatrical. Love letters to life are written and read aloud. There’s some boldness in them. They have that tone. These nights have the mark of our time upon them, and they’re timely, urgent, alert, steeped in mortal mystery. They’re quixotic. They have swagger. What would you call such a thing? They called it Nights of Grief & Mystery.

Watch Stephen, Gregory, and the band in this excerpt from Dead Starling Session.