
Latest news
Folk Rock, the new album with Luke, Anthony and Shane, is out now — on Apple Music, Spotify and all streaming services.
On the calendar
Upcoming shows
Oct 8, 2026
Churchill Place
Oakville3 p.m.
Oct 13, 2026
The Village Of Tansley Woods
Burlington7:15 p.m.
Oct 15, 2026
The Beechwood
Mississauga2:15 p.m.
Oct 24, 2026
The Village Of Wentworth Heights
Hamilton2 p.m.
Oct 30, 2026
Lundy Manor
Niagara Falls2:30 p.m.
Nov 5, 2026
The Beechwood
Mississauga2:15 p.m.
In their words
What people write
“Ludgate finds the beauty that lies at the intersection of two generations while telling stories that speak directly to the human condition. What The Camera Couldn’t See employs elements of John and Sheila’s roots and folk music as a serene base for the vibrant electronic and rock influences of their three sons Luke, Anthony, and Shane.”
“What do you get when you combine two parts roots with three parts alternative? A transcendent sound that fills the heart with an indescribable warmth, a sound that only Ludgate could create … a dialogue between the two music styles, bonding together a wide variety of influences … needs to be heard to be understood, it needs to be felt, the resonance of the guitars need to vibrate in your chest to fully understand the gravity of the song.”
“John and Sheila are past winners of the Folk Music Ontario Songs from the Heart Award. Luke, Anthony and Shane Ludgate have been seen on Aux TV and MuchLoud with their band Beautiful Nothing, but when they’re all together, John and Sheila’s folk leanings dominate the sound. The strongest evidence of the younger Ludgates’ indie-rock leanings is found in the tasteful electric guitar solos, which reminded the moose a little of later Pink Floyd. The slower songs are really the stand-outs here.”