Richard Inman Pincher Creek, Alberta
Road-weary, dusty and worn down from thousands of miles, hundreds of shows a year, from Canada to Denmark, Germany and back,
Richard Inman is
an authentic story telling troubadour. Playing for thousands at festivals or dozens in a smoke filled back road bar in rural Saskatchewan, Inman's honesty has
connected him to a devoted cult following and cemented his place as a Canadian songwriting giant.
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