Las Mambas bring their own brand of high-energy rock, pop, and a little bit of country straight from Puerto Vallarta, México. Formed in 2018 as a trio, the all-girl cover band has continued to grow and evolve, adding a fourth member in 2019 while building a reputation for tight vocal harmonies, infectious stage chemistry, and a setlist packed with powerful songs by strong female artists. With a sound driven by dynamic performances and crowd-favourite hits, Las Mambas have become a favourite for audiences looking for a fun, high-powered live show. In March 2026, the band opened for popular Canadian acts Trooper and Chilliwack in Puerto Vallarta. The momentum continues into the summer of 2026 as Las Mambas embark on their fourth Canadian tour, bringing their vibrant stage show to audiences across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.
Summer Sessions
Experience the magic of live music at our Summer Sessions concert series! Join us every Wednesday in Stony Plain at Heritage Park's Blueberry Stage for an unforgettable evening filled with incredible performances, delicious food, and a vibrant atmosphere!
Event Schedule
Dates: Every Wednesday from June 17 to August 12 (excluding July 1)
Special guest performance starts: 6:30pm
Headliner performance starts: 7:00pm
Weather: Performances proceed rain or shine
Free General Admission
Admission is free, donations are welcome.
This event is free so everyone can enjoy live music without barriers. Donations help sustain the event and allow us to fairly compensate the artists who make it all possible.
Amenities
- On-site food trucks
- Limited picnic tables are available on-site
- Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs or picnic blanket for added comfort
- Washrooms are available in the Heritage Park pavilion
- Accessibility - Some areas are paved and accessible to patrons with mobility limitations
2026 Line-up
June 17 - Las Mambas with Liz Lauer
June 24 – Devin Cooper with Two Laine Highway
Country-rocker Devin Cooper continues to prove that he does country music his way and doesn’t apologize for it. In 2025, Cooper secured six Country Music Alberta Nominations, making him the most-nominated solo artist at last year’s awards. Cooper’s signature sound fuses raw gritty rock ’n roll vocals with heartfelt, authentic songwriting. Driven by bold guitar riffs and anthemic energy, Cooper effortlessly blurs the line between country and rock, creating music for those with small-town roots and a rebellious spirit. Cooper’s sound strikes a chord with anyone who craves honest country lyricism infused with a bold, edgy energy.
July 8 – River Poets with Danny Floyd Cole
River Poets are an Alberta-based folk-rock duo whose songs are shaped by wide skies, long roads, and the quiet weight of prairie life. Built on honest storytelling, warm harmonies, and driving acoustic rhythms, their music blends roots-rock energy with the intimacy of folk tradition. Known for their easy camaraderie and genuine connection with the crowd, River Poets create performances that feel shared rather than stages - songs unfolding like stories passed around a circle. Their sound balances grit and grace, pairing foot-stomping moments with reflective lyricism, all grounded in a down-to-earth prairie sensibility. Whether playing under open skies or close to the stage edge, River Poets bring heart, harmony, and a welcoming folk-rock energy that feels right at home everywhere they go.
July 15 – Shelley Jones with Kimesha Clarke
Shelley Jones has a voice that moves hearts and a stage presence that captivates. Whether it’s jazz, pop or soul, Jones is a true musical chameleon. A beloved singer on Alberta’s music scene, Jones has performed concerts on many of the province’s biggest stages and has recorded five solo albums. Her most recent music project is a celebration and tribute to the music of the great Stevie Wonder, in honour of his 75th birthday and the 50th anniversary of his groundbreaking double album, “Songs in the Key of Life”. With a passion to uplift her audiences with a modern take of timeless Jazz, Latin and classic Pop standards, Shelley Jones’ performances are sure to bring enjoyment to audiences of all ages.
July 22 – Martin Kerr with Al Zilla
Martin Kerr sings what you're thinking. A folk troubadour, his bold and poetic voice is connecting with millions of listeners around the world. He blends the urgent issues of the day with deeply personal stories, in honest and nostalgic arrangements that invite you to sing along. Explosive growth on social media sees him reaching millions of people worldwide, every week. With a musical journey so far spanning 38 countries, 15 albums, thousands of shows, he believes in the power of songs to unite us, challenge and sustain us, even in the darkest times.
July 29 – JJ Voss with Rodney Gale
With over two decades dedicated to his craft, 9-time SCMA award winner JJ Voss has channeled his passion for songwriting and performing, along with a lifetime of experiences, into building an authentic, heartfelt solo career rooted in working-class soil. To date, Voss has released three albums and two singles, earning a WMCA nomination along the way, as well as radio play and chart success. These releases have been followed by extensive touring throughout Canada, the United States, Mexico, Western Europe, and Colombia. Following in the footsteps of many blue-collar poets before him, JJ has traveled the world sharing his truths through worn-in chords and a whiskey-flavoured veteran’s voice. Honest and true to his word, he goes all-in with every lyric, telling the stories we all need to hear.
August 5 – HAIDEE with Chantelle Marie
HAIDEE is a rising pop artist from Edmonton whose heartfelt songwriting and lush, layered vocals have made her a standout voice in Canada’s music scene. Blending polished production with vulnerable storytelling, she’s earned praise from Billboard Canada and Purple Pop, won the Edmonton Music Prize for her debut album This Shouldn’t Be Typical, and signed with New York sync label Sweets and Pops. She’s performed at JUNOFest, Canadian Music Week, and major Alberta festivals, and her new EP Out of Time—featuring the standout single “Tell Me”—captures the raw emotion, anthemic hooks, and energy that define her sound.
August 12 – Doc Walker (acoustic) with Stella Johnson
Juno and multi-CCMA award-winning band Doc Walker is back with its first new music since 2017. The single “She Wants What She Wants” will be released just ahead of the announcement of Doc Walker’s upcoming cross-Canada tour. Since forming in the town of Westbourne, Manitoba in the early 1990s, Doc Walker has earned 21 Top 10 Canadian country radio singles, eight #1 CMT videos and millions of streams along with 12 CCMA Awards (42 Nominations) and a Juno (7 Nominations total). The band has also performed in every province and territory in Canada, and shared stages with everyone from Bon Jovi to Eric Church. This year Doc Walker is further celebrating the 20th anniversary of 2001’s Curve, its breakthrough album that spawned the signature hits “She Hasn’t Always Been This Way” and “Rocket Girl.”
Food & Refreshments
Enjoy a delightful picnic by bringing your own food or indulge in a variety of delicious options available from our on-site food vendors. Check back soon for our weekly featured vendors!
Visit Culture and Tourism Development to apply to be a vendor!
Alcohol
For the safety and enjoyment of all attendees, please note that alcoholic beverages are not allowed on-site. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a family-friendly environment.
Parking
There is ample on-site parking. Additionally, the venue can be accessed via Stony Plain’s on-demand transit services.
This event will be photographed. Images may be used in Stony Plain promotional materials such as posters, flyers, or social media. Any concerns or questions please contact the Town of Stony Plain at 780-963-2151.
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