Grammy-nominated hard rock band Great White has sold over 10 million albums worldwide, featuring hits like Once Bitten, Twice Shy, Rock Me, and Save Your Love. Known for two platinum albums and six Billboard hits, the group features Mark Kendall, Michael Lardie, Audie Desbrow, Scott Snyder, and vocalist Brett Carlisle.
Formed in the UK, Foghat is a respected rock band known for high-energy live performances and a musical blend of blues, boogie, and straight-ahead rock. With over five decades of touring and recording, the enduring group released the triple-vinyl collection Live & Loud Across the U.S.A.
Vocalist Ramon McGuire formed the band Trooper in 1972. Randy Bachman signed them to his Legend label, releasing their self-titled debut in 1975. Known for albums like Two for the Show and Thick as Thieves, the active group released Ten in 1991.
Formed in Scotland in 1968, hard rock band Nazareth achieved international success with hits like Hair of the Dog and Love Hurts. Their platinum-selling fifth album, Hair of the Dog, arrived in 1975. Co-founder Pete Agnew remains the sole constant member through decades of lineup changes and numerous albums.
Classic rock band Prism has sold millions of albums and earned two Juno Awards for Album and Group of the Year. Known for hits like Spaceship Superstar and Don’t Let Him Know, their song was chosen for Space Shuttle Discovery. Led by founding member Al Harlow.
Formed by Todd Kerns, Brent Fitz, and Cory Churko, Canadian rock band Toque celebrates classic rock through covers and originals like GIVE'R, NEVER ENOUGH, and Up To You. Known for dynamic live shows featuring guest musicians, they served as the house band for the NHL Heritage Classic.
Formed in 1982, The Box, led by Jean-Marc Pisapia, soared in English and French Canada with hits like "Closer Together." Known for a blend of rock and synth, they excelled until 1990, ending with a greatest hits in 1993.
Hailing from Calgary, Alberta, rock group the Stampeders became a household name in the 1970s with hits like Sweet City Woman and Carry Me. They earned multiple Juno Awards, gold and platinum albums, and entered the SOCAN Hall of Fame before reuniting in 1992.
Multiplatinum, GRAMMY Award-winning rock singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Aldo Nova broke through with the top ten debut Aldo Nova, featuring “Fantasy.” Albums include Subject...Aldo Nova, Twitch, and Blood on the Bricks with Jon Bon Jovi.
Rock the River is Saskatchewan's premier classic rock festival, originating in Saskatoon. It unites generations of music fans for unforgettable live performances, celebrating iconic artists and timeless rock anthems. The festival is well-known for consistently selling out and drawing big names in rock and roll.
Lighthouse, born in Canada, fused rock, jazz & classical, scoring hits like "One Fine Morning." They won 4 Junos, 4 gold albums, and Canada’s first platinum rock album. Known for dynamic concerts, they headlined major festivals, performed with symphonies, and influenced both rock and classical scenes.
Canadian rock band Harlequin signed with Epic Records in 1980, releasing hits like Superstitious Feeling and Innocence that remain staples on classic rock radio. Inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, the group has headlined stadiums internationally.
