Celebrating George Fox: A Country Music Icon
Join us in congratulating George Fox on his induction into the Country Music Alberta Hall of Fame on March 10th, 2024 at the 13th Annual Country Music Alberta Awards
Country Music Alberta is thrilled to announce the induction of George Fox into the prestigious Hall of Fame at the upcoming 13th Annual Country Music Alberta Awards.
In 1988, a journey down a gravel road marked the beginning of George Fox’s extraordinary career in country music. From opening for legends to headlining sold-out shows, his music has captivated audiences worldwide. Born and raised in rural Alberta, George’s love for music blossomed during a farm exchange in Sweden. Since his debut album, his hits like “Angelina” have earned him a spot in the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame.
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The Story Behind the Song
The Night the Barn Burned Down first appeared in 1997 on Greatest Hits 1987 – 1997. Footage of the actual fire on VHS tape was discovered and is shown in the video, so now you can see what inspired the song. In the words of co-writer, the late great Kim Tribble — “It will knock your hat in the creek.”
Life in the Fox Lane
Interesting encounters
from the journey
Tour Dates
Next up: Spencerville Fair
September 10th, 2023
Fox Tracks
Listen to the complete
George Fox discography
Taking you back to the beginning of ‘The Trail of The Fox’ with one of George’s first releases ‘Angelina’
George performs ‘Breakfast Alone’ from the Country Music Awards in 1994
What people are saying:
The BEST Christmas concert my hubby and I’ve ever been to was in Moose Jaw at the Mae Wilson Theatre. Full of laughs, great songs, sentiment, the real meaning of Christmas. The whole package rolled up in one amazing performance. Thx for those amazing memories George Fox
~ WandaGeorge, you sound fantastic! Better than ever! Congrats & more shows please!
~ MarkOhhh so great to see George on stage again. That is where he is meant to be!
~ Maureena