Owen Riegling

On October 31, 2026, at Centennial Hall in London, Canada, Owen Riegling brings his modern country songbook to the stage. Raised in southwestern Ontario, he writes from the edge of small towns and long roads, where workdays, old friends and tangled relationships leave their mark. Old Dirt Roads set the tone early on, and the thread runs through the rest of his catalog: plainspoken images, steady grooves and melodies built to stick.

Live, Riegling keeps it clear and close to the ground: guitars up front, rhythms with a rock backbone, folk colors in the corners, and choruses that land fast. Expect a set that moves between reflective ballads and road-tested uptempo cuts, with the lyrics left to breathe and the hooks doing the lifting. He tends to mix the songs that first drew attention with newer material, keeping the focus on storytelling and feel rather than polish. In London, the room at Centennial Hall becomes the backdrop for that blend — a straightforward, unpretentious show that lets his writing carry the night.