HOPE, BC: Jake Soberlak Debut Album Tour - I'm In Trouble

At 17, Jake Soberlak of Kamloops, B.C., plays the blues like someone three times his age and half a century removed. Inspired by his grandfather’s old records, he sings and plays the guitar, slide guitar, and harmonica. His live-off-the-floor debut album dropped September 11th, 2026. The blues has found its messenger.

Featuring the one and only Chris 'the wrist' Nordquist on drums and Jake Verburg (HalfGrass) on bass

See him live at ALMSGIVING HOPE CINEMA & PERFORMANCE HOUSE! 

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2026
Downbeat 7:00 PM Doors at 6:00 PM

AN ALL AGES SHOW COMING TO HOPE!

10% of all ticket proceeds will support the Preschool Program at Almsgiving Hope Cinema & Performance House. Funds will supply music books and instruments to benefit children in Hope and beyond.

TICKETS:

• $50 General Admission

• Children Under 12 FREE With Adult General Admission. (Proof Of ID Required At The Door)
YOU MUST ADD A FREE "CHILDREN UNDER 12 TICKET" TO YOUR CART BEFORE YOU CHECKOUT

• $30 Early Bird General Admission - SOLD OUT

• $25 For Under 25 (Proof of ID Required At The Door)

• $75 VIP BUNDLE - Only 20 Available. Includes a signed poster plus your choice of Vinyl, CD or t-shirt. Each person in your party needs a VIP BUNDLE to be assigned seating in the VIP Section. Thank you

• $120 FAMILY PACK - Covers 2 General Admission and 2 Under 25

ABOUT THE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

This is a weekly program where children learn piano with Ali, who is a certified Kelly Kirby Teacher. In addition to piano, the preschoolers learn drums, ukulele, harp and a variety of other instruments to show that piano is the foundation for all instruments, and she believes the Kelly Kirby method is best to achieve this.

ABOUT JAKE

At 17, Jake Soberlak of Kamloops, BC, plays the blues like someone three times his age and half a century removed. Inspired by his grandfather’s old records, he sings and plays the guitar, slide guitar, and harmonica. He is also one of the most compelling young blues musicians in Canada.

It started with his grandfather’s collection of old blues albums brought over from England, discovered almost by accident. For Jake, it wasn’t just an introduction to a genre. It was a recognition. “There’s a realness about it that I really enjoy,” he says.

His debut album, recorded at Vancouver's Afterlife Studios, demonstrates his respect for tradition. Producer and drummer Leon Power (City and Colour, Frazey Ford) brought in Darren Parris on bass, Darryl Havers on piano, and engineer John Raham behind the glass. Every track went down live-off-the-floor. Jake’s debut album, I'm In Trouble arrives September 11th, 2026.

All ticket sales are final and non-refundable