Bramwell Park

Bramwell Park is a multi-instrumentalist, touring/session musician, and singer-songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. A mainstay of the western Canadian music scene, he has performed and recorded with a wide range of artists, including The Provincial Archive, D'orjay the Singing Shaman, Scott Cook, Billie Zizi, The Brasstactics, Leeroy Stagger, The Gadjo Collective, Oilers Drums and Brass, Maddie Storvold, and many more. His touring career has taken him across Canada and the U.S., as well as to Europe, the U.K., Australia, Taiwan, and beyond.

Bramwell's original music leans into roots and Canadiana, while his work as a sideman showcases his versatility on drums, banjo, guitar, and mandolin—always delivered with his own unique musical voice.

While he previously released two albums under the moniker Bramwell and the Left Overs, his official solo debut, River City Blues (2023), marks a new chapter. A no-frills, acoustically driven folk album, RCB is a heartfelt tribute to Edmonton—its grit, its spirit, and the surrounding prairie landscapes that continue to inspire him.

“River City Blues is an elegant introduction to Bramwell Park the solo artist.” - Edmonton Journal