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Big Freedia

2 concerts

New Orleans bounce star Big Freedia (born Freddie Ross) helped take the city’s bounce movement national. Broke through with 2014’s Just Be Free and 2018’s 3rd Ward Bounce; 2023’s Central City followed. Featured with Beyoncé, Drake, Diplo, DJ Snake, and Lil Wayne.

Alan Doyle

4 concerts

Alan Doyle, from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, rose to fame in the early 1990s with Great Big Sea. A roots artist with Celtic-leaning influences, he explores contemporary country on the EP Rough Side Out with Dean Brody and Jess Moskaluke.

The Paper Kites

1 concert

The Paper Kites are an Australian folk/rock/Americana band with six albums and over a billion streams. Their fan-favourite song Bloom (Woodland EP) is platinum in multiple countries including the US. Album And At The Roadhouse earned a 2024 ARIA nod.

RBC Bluesfest Ottawa

Shania Twain

Canadian country-pop trailblazer; 5x GRAMMY winner, 100M+ albums sold. Hits: “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!”, “You’re Still the One”; 3 Diamond albums.

Wild Rivers

Platinum-selling indie trio Wild Rivers blend genre-fluid, introspective songwriting; hit “Thinking ’Bout Love” (Gold AU, Platinum CA), 450M+ streams, JUNO nod; toured w/ The Chicks.

Edwin Raphael

Montreal artist Edwin Raphael blends dreamlike folk + cinematic alt-rock; raised between the Middle East & India, his tender, luminous songs explore memory & nature.

Darrell Nulisch

Born in Dallas, TX, Darrell Nulisch is a blues singer and harmonica player, influenced by Otis Redding and Al Green. A founding member of Anson Funderburgh’s Rockets, he later relocated to Boston, went solo in 1991, and released the acclaimed I Like It That Way (2000).

A Leverage For Mountains

Buck Twenty

Ontario country duo Buck Twenty (Mike Ure & Aidan Johnson-Bujold) from Harrow/LaSalle; harmony-rich hooks, high-energy shows; “Here’s to the Nights” hit #58; ISC, CCMA, CMAO, Boots & Hearts finalists.

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Jessie Simmons

Haitian-Canadian artist Jessie Simmons blends soulful Afro-Caribbean sounds with French, English, and Creole. Her debut album AMONI won Album of the Year at Kilimanjaro Awards.

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