Alanis Morissette

On July 12, 2026 at Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alanis Morissette takes the stage with a set that traces the path from her early pop roots to the alt-rock writing that defined her voice. First known in Canada for two early-90s dance-pop records, she shifted gears after moving to Los Angeles and teaming up with producer Glen Ballard for Jagged Little Pill, where rough-edged guitars, candid lyrics and a highly expressive delivery set the tone. That thread runs through Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie and Under Rug Swept, while Flavors of Entanglement, created with Guy Sigsworth, folds in more atmospheric textures. Havoc and Bright Lights and Such Pretty Forks in the Road lean into themes of relationships, motherhood and spirituality, with arrangements that leave room for the words to lead. Onstage, Morissette moves between full-band punch and intimate pauses, drawing from across three decades of songs. The show in Calgary promises a focused, career-spanning flow, where the grain of her voice and the songwriting are front and center.