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Alan Doyle with RBC Bluesfest Ottawa, Shania Twain, and more

Jul 13, 2025 at 1:00 PM  ·  Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, ON Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, ON

Alan Doyle
Jul 13
Alan Doyle
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Known as the Queen Diva, New Orleans native Big Freedia is a pioneering bounce artist who brought the genre to the national stage. She has released albums like Just Be Free and Central City, and famously contributed vocals to Beyonce hits like Formation and Break My Soul.
Alan Doyle is a roots and country-leaning singer from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, who first rose to fame in the early 1990s as a member of the band Great Big Sea. Known for his charismatic stage presence, he later pursued a solo career and released the EP Rough Side Out.
Formed in Australia, folk rock Americana band The Paper Kites have amassed over a billion streams and released six albums. Their hit song Bloom earned platinum certifications globally, including in the US. Their acclaimed albums At The Roadhouse and On The Corner Where You Live received ARIA Award nominations.
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.
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.
Montreal artist Edwin Raphael blends dreamlike folk + cinematic alt-rock; raised between the Middle East & India, his tender, luminous songs explore memory & nature.
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).
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.
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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