City and Colour with Alexisonfire and Born & Raised

Formed in 1998 in Toronto, alt-rock band Metric, by Emily Haines & Jimmy Shaw, thrived in NYC’s rock scene. Renowned for defying major labels and a consistent lineup, they've released several influential albums, maintaining an independent and adventurous approach.

Sloan, formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is a renowned Canadian band celebrated for their blend of alternative rock and power pop. Known for democratic songwriting and irresistible hooks, their album "One Chord to Another" is a power pop staple. Despite limited U.S. success, they've built a loyal cult following. Their works include "Smeared," "Twice Removed," and "Steady." Sloan has collaborated with bands like fIREHOSE and the Lemonheads. They've received critical acclaim with "Twice Removed" being dubbed "The Best Canadian Album of All Time" by Chart! magazine.

Dallas Green, aka City and Colour, released his 7th album, "The Love Still Held Me Near," inspired by personal tragedies. Known for a stylistically expansive sound, the album features aggressive tracks like "Meant to Be."

Alexisonfire, formed in Ontario, Canada, fuses post-hardcore with dynamic styles. Known for hits like "This Could Be Anywhere" and "Young Cardinals," they've earned Juno Awards and collaborated with bands like Moneen, epitomizing a unique connection to themes of otherness and individuality.