Blue Rodeo with Wild Rivers and Rose Cousins

Blue Rodeo, formed in Toronto by Jim Cuddy and Greg Keelor, is a pillar of Canadian roots rock, blending country, folk, and rock. Known for hits like "Five Days in July," they've won numerous Juno Awards and were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2012. Influenced by Gram Parsons and the Beatles, they found success in the '80s and continue to tour. Noteworthy collaborations include Pete Anderson. Their 2021 album "Many a Mile" reflects their enduring songwriting strength.

Canadian singer-songwriter Rose Cousins, born in Halifax, NS, is known for her emotional folk music and ability to connect with audiences. A JUNO Award winner, she's released four albums and is celebrated for her live performances that often feature collaboration with other musicians. Cousins' music is marked by candid honesty and humor, drawing listeners into a shared, moving experience.