Tamara Lindeman (The Weather Station) and Katie Tupper

In association with the Consulate General of Canada, SummerStage brings a pair of Canadian singer-songwriters with production chops to Central Park. Charlotte Day Wilson sings songs with spiritual heft with a voice powerful enough to carry the weight; her first full-length album, 2021’s Alpha, draws from gospel, folk, and adult-contemporary influences and featured collaborations with BadBadNotGood and Syd. Her latest LP Cyan Blue—her XL Recordings debut—brings her self-reflection into panoramic focus, unpacking relationships as she discovers herself. She’s joined by Tamara Lindeman’s expansive folk project the Weather Station, which has been releasing quietly beautiful music for more than a decade. Their 2021 LP Ignorance—Lindeman’s contemplation on the climate crisis—represented an expansion of both their sound and their profile, fleshing out her carefully constructed melodies into full-throated expression supported by bass, keys, guitar, saxophone, flute, and two drummers. Their latest album Humanhood depicts the pain and pleasure of reconnecting with reality in the wake of dissociation.