Live at Red Rooster | An Evening with Andrew Allen

Settle in for a summer evening of wine, music, and Naramata Bench views as award-winning singer-songwriter Andrew Allen takes the stage at Red Rooster.

Known for his warm vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and unmistakable stage presence, Andrew brings an intimate live performance to the winery for one night only.

Sip your way through Red Rooster’s current releases, take in the vines and valley views, and enjoy original music from one of Canada’s most captivating voices.

It’s a golden-hour kind of night, made for good wine, great music, and a little Red Rooster swagger.

Event Schedule
6:00 PM: Doors open, wine available for purchase
6:30 PM: Live performance begins
8:30 PM: Event concludes

Please note: Seating may be limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis

ANDREW ALLEN | Multi-Platinum Singer-Songwriter
Andrew Allen, accomplished Canadian singer-songwriter, has left an indelible mark on the music industry with an impressive roster of achievements. Boasting five top-ten singles, including chart-toppers like Loving You Tonight, I Wanna Be Your Christmas, What You Wanted, I Want You, and Favorite Christmas Song, Andrew’s songwriting prowess is nothing short of exceptional. His song What Would Love Do? was also nominated for Single of the Year from the Canadian Folk Music Awards.

Beyond his solo success, Andrew has collaborated with industry giants, including co-writing with the likes of Meghan Trainor, Rachel Platten and Carly Rae Jepsen. His collaborations extend to the international stage too, with contributions to notable songs such as the single Last Chance from Kaskade’s Grammy Nominated album, Platinum #1 single Seasons by K-Pop Icon, Taeyeon, that resonated with audiences globally and the Quadruple Platinum Song Ad Occhi Chiusi by Italian Superstar Marco Mengoni. These chart-toppers not only showcase Andrew’s versatility in working across languages and genres but also underscores his ability to contribute to the success of artists on a global scale.