Prism at the Century Casino Edmonton January 31, 2026

Prism

Prism Brings Their Upcoming 50th Anniversary to Century Casino Edmonton

Prism brought their legendary catalogue to Century Casino Edmonton in a performance that celebrated nearly five decades of Canadian rock, with the band approaching their 50th Anniversary in 2027. The nearly two-hour set delivered an evening that honoured Prism’s legacy while proving their music remains as powerful and relevant as ever.

From start to finish, the audience was treated to a hit-filled setlist featuring classics such as Don’t Let Him Know, See Forever Eyes, Young and Restless, Armageddon, and Take Me to the Kaptin. The seamless run of fan favourites highlighted the depth of Prism’s catalogue and reaffirmed their place in Canadian rock history.

Marc Gladstone

Frontman Al Harlow led the performance with confidence and charisma, delivering strong vocals and sustained energy throughout the night. His connection with the audience created an engaging atmosphere that carried the show from the opening notes through to the finale.

On drums, Gary Grace anchored the band with power and precision, with a standout drum solo providing one of the evening’s most memorable moments. Marc Gladstone added richness and texture on keyboards, his expressive playing reflecting both technical skill and genuine passion.

Gary Grace

A notable highlight of the night was the performance of Prism’s new bass player, Greg Cox, who also contributed guitar work on select tracks. Seamlessly fitting into the band’s dynamic, Cox delivered a confident and technically impressive performance, bringing both musical strength and stage presence. Widely regarded as one of Canada’s most accomplished musicians, his addition further elevates Prism’s live sound as they move toward their milestone anniversary.

Following the concert, the band took time to meet fans, sign autographs, and pose for photos—an appreciated gesture that reinforced Prism’s strong connection with their audience.

Greg Cox