Hayden

1 concert

Indie-folk rock artist Hayden, born in Canada, is known for his 1995 debut, "Everything I Long For," and nine self-produced albums. His 2023 LP featured Feist and members of The National, earning a JUNO nomination. He co-founded Dream Serenade, a benefit concert in Toronto.

Jane Siberry

1 concert

Canadian art-pop artist Jane Siberry, born in Toronto, is known for ethereal songs like "Mimi on the Beach" and "Calling All Angels." Influenced by classical, folk, and pop, she collaborated with Brian Eno and Michael Brook. Siberry founded Sheeba Records, releasing eclectic works such as the jazz-influenced Maria and the anthologies Love Is Everything. Notable for selling her possessions and changing her name to Issa, she later returned to using Jane Siberry. Her career includes acclaimed albums and collaborations with artists like Joe Jackson and Nigel Kennedy.

Serena Ryder

1 concert

Toronto's Serena Ryder is known for heartfelt songwriting and electric shows. Winner of 7 JUNO Awards, she boasts hits like "Stompa" and several prestigious accolades.

Basia Bulat

19 concerts

Canadian-born artist Basia Bulat is known for her folk-influenced style, collaborating with Jim James and Howard Bilerman. Her notable albums include "Oh, My Darling" and "Good Advice," with "The Garden" earning critical acclaim. She has shared the stage with St. Vincent, Sufjan Stevens, and more, and has performed at tributes to Leonard Cohen and others.

Elisapie

6 concerts

Inuk singer-songwriter Elisapie, born in Salluit, Nunavik, blends modernity with tradition. Known for her Juno win with Taima and "The Ballad of the Runaway Girl," nominated for Polaris and Félix Awards.

Irish Mythen

1 concert

Born in Ireland and based in PEI, Canada, Irish Mythen is known for powerful live shows and albums like "Little Bones." Honored at JUNO and Canadian Folk Music Awards, she's shared stages with Melissa Etheridge and performed at major venues like the Sydney Opera House.

Cuff the Duke

2 concerts

Cuff the Duke, rooted in Canadian rock, blends alternative sounds with noisy guitar jams. They boast six albums, two JUNO nods, and gigs with Blue Rodeo and Nick Cave.

Bros

1 concert

Bros, English dance-pop/R&B band led by twins Matt and Luke Goss, stormed the late '80s charts with hits like "When Will I Be Famous." Their debut 'Push' soared in 19 countries. They won 'Best Newcomer' at the '89 Brit Awards and starred in BAFTA-winning documentary 'Bros: After the Screaming Stops'.

Cinder Well

2 concerts

Cinder Well, led by California-based Amelia Baker, blends surreal vocals and traditional styles with doom metal influences. Albums include 'The Unconscious Echo' (2017) and 'No Summer' (2020), recorded with Nich Wilbur, and 'Cadence' (2023) featuring Cormac MacDiarmada. Known for cinematic soundscapes, Cinder Well performed at NPR Tiny Desk Concert.

Holly Cole

1 concert

Canadian singer Holly Cole, born in Halifax, is known for her smoky alto voice blending jazz, pop, and standards. Her hit "I Can See Clearly Now" led to a Juno Award. She's collaborated with artists like Aaron Davis and David Piltch, released celebrated albums like "Don't Smoke in Bed," and is famed for her fresh takes on songs by Tom Waits and Elvis Costello.

The Pairs

1 concert

The Pairs, an internationally touring band, captivate audiences with sibling harmonies and genuine chemistry. They're acclaimed for their intimate, acoustic storytelling.

Les Hay Babies

4 concerts

Les Hay Babies, Acadian trio from New Brunswick, blend folk-rock with diversity & sparkle. Known for albums like Mon homesick heart & Boîte aux lettres, they are celebrated for their dynamic change in style & nostalgic soundscapes.

Olive Klug

23 concerts

Portland-born, Nashville-based Olive Klug blends vulnerability with power in folk music. Known for the LP "Don’t You Dare Make Me Jaded" and a burgeoning fanbase, the "Klug Bugs," Olive champions social change through song.

Waxahatchee

46 concerts

Alabama-born singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield, aka Waxahatchee, evolved from lo-fi folk to lush alt-country. Known for poetic, honest lyrics and six critically acclaimed albums.

Sa-Roc

1 concert

Sa-Roc, from SE D.C., channels early struggles into profound lyrical expression. Known for "The Sharecropper’s Daughter," her work reflects deep social consciousness & generational themes. Collaborated with MF DOOM; acclaimed by NPR & Okayplayer.

Willi Carlisle

18 concerts

Folk singer Willi Carlisle, known for insightful songs on human suffering, collaborates with GRAMMY nominee Darrell Scott. Popular for albums like "Peculiar, Missouri" and "Critterland".

Langhorne Slim

2 concerts

Born Sean Scolnick in Langhorne, PA, Langhorne Slim is a folk singer-songwriter known for spirited shows & hits like "Electric Love Letter." Regular at Bonnaroo & Lollapalooza; his latest is "Strawberry Mansion."

My Son The Hurricane

5 concerts

My Son the Hurricane, a brass funk band from Niagara, ON, known for energetic shows & viral hit "Mr Holland's Locust". Toured globally, shared stages with Foo Fighters & The Wailers.

Ron Sexsmith

1 concert

Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith, inspired by legends like McCartney and Costello, creates heartfelt pop with a classic touch. Known for 'Blue Boy,' 'Cobblestone Runway,' and collaborations with Chris Martin and Bob Rock, Sexsmith's music evolves from personal, earnest sketches to polished works, earning Juno awards and widespread acclaim.

Martha Wainwright

34 concerts

Martha Wainwright returns with "Love Will Be Reborn," her emo-driven album produced by Pierre Marchand. Known for raw, deep tracks, she explores themes from dark times to new love.

Iron & Wine

31 concerts

Iron & Wine, led by Sam Beam, crafts intimate indie folk music. Known for "The Creek Drank the Cradle" (2002), he diversifies across albums like "Beast Epic" (2017) and "Years to Burn" with Calexico (2019). Inspired by deep vocals and reflective lyrics, he's a moving force in indie folk.

The Paper Kites

13 concerts

Australian band The Paper Kites, known for their soul-stirring indie rock, have six LPs including 'At The Roadhouse.' ARIA-nominated, they've toured extensively in North America and Europe.

The Sheepdogs

2 concerts

Canadian rock band The Sheepdogs from Saskatoon blend Southern rock, groove-based psychedelia, and blues. Known for hits "I Don’t Know," "Feeling Good," they've achieved multiple Platinum statuses and won 4 Juno Awards.

Charlotte Cornfield

1 concert

Toronto songwriter Charlotte Cornfield, dubbed "Canada's best-kept secret" by Rolling Stone, made waves with her breakout album Highs in the Minuses. Working with producer Josh Kaufman in NY, she created Could Have Done Anything, echoing her poetic style. Known for her heartfelt lyrics, she’s collaborated with artists like Cassandra Jenkins and Anaïs Mitchell.

Born Ruffians

1 concert

This artist's trilogy "JUICE," "SQUEEZE," and "PULP" feature songs like 'Heat Wave' & 'Happy Parasites.' PULP isn't just b-sides; it's carefully curated tracks awaiting their spotlight.

The East Pointers

5 concerts

Koady Chaisson sparked indie-folk band The East Pointers, winning JUNOs with vibrant, electro-trad tunes. Passed away in 2022, his legacy endures through impactful music.

Evan Redsky

1 concert

Evan Redsky, from Mississaugi First Nation and now in Toronto, blends storytelling and poignant commentary on indigenous life into rootsy, Americana-infused songs.

Goldie Boutilier

15 concerts

Goldie Boutilier, a Canadian singer-songwriter from Cape Breton, is known for her cinematic music style, exploring themes of tragic romance and 1950s-60s Americana. She debuted under Interscope Records and released hits like "100%" and "Sex Paranoia."

Splash'N Boots

1 concert

Canadian duo Splash'N Boots, featuring Nick Adams and Taes Leavitt, excels in children's music with hits on Treehouse TV and Disney Jr. Known for collaborating with artists like Alice Cooper and The Wiggles, their songs deeply impact children's emotional health.