Annie Proulx and Wendy McNeill

T.O. Willow Rutherford: The Alberta native is touring Canada for the first time in six years, having lived around Europe the past decade, according to Toronto Star. On her sixth record One Colour More she channels that perspective into a collection tackling the immigrant experience and this particular reworking of an Annie Proulx tale is chock-a-block with Romani accordions and ow-woo’s. Thursday Wendy McNeill, In Boca Al Lupo. She delivers her informed storytelling solo, switching between accordion and guitar and laying on some effects — she well matched on a bill with T.O. Willow Rutherford. After downshifting to concentrate on more rooted, local matters the past few years, this Friday night headlining set at Camp Wavelength presages a return to form from the foursome. Friday Holy F--k, Latin America. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.