Country artist Dasha is best known for her breakout hit Austin (Boots Stop Workin’), which earned the People’s Choice Country Award for Female Song of the Year. She has performed at major festivals like Stagecoach and CMA Fest and sold out her headlining tour, Dashville USA.
A premier two-day country music festival held at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal, Quebec, featuring a stellar lineup of international superstars and local Canadian country artists.
Jake Vaadeland is a Juno and Canadian Country Music Award winner from Saskatchewan. Performing with The Sturgeon River Boys, he blends traditional country, 50s rockabilly, and bluegrass. Known for his album Retro Man More and More, he has earned multiple provincial awards.
Three-time Grammy-winning Nashville native Jelly Roll is a genre-defying singer-songwriter. He topped the Billboard 200 with his Grammy-winning album Beautifully Broken, featuring number-one hits like I Am Not Okay, Liar, and Heart of Stone.
Country singer Riley Green has earned seven number-one hits, including I Wish Grandpas Never Died, and won multiple ACM and CMA Awards. A former college quarterback, he also made his acting debut in the CBS series Marshals.
ACM Award-winning country singer-songwriter Tucker Wetmore, raised in Kalama, Washington, has surpassed 2.7 billion streams. Known for chart-toppers like Wine Into Whiskey and Wind Up Missin You, he released his debut album What Not To in 2025 alongside his Sunburn Mixtape.
The Dead South is a four-piece band blending country, alternative, and bluegrass conventions. Known for their distinctive look and classic themes of murder and ghosts, the group has achieved global success with chart-topping, platinum and gold-certified albums, major awards, and performances on historic stages worldwide.
British Columbia native Cameron Whitcomb is a country and folk singer-songwriter known for his debut EP Quitter. He has amassed over 500 million streams and won Breakthrough Artist and Fans Choice at the 2025 Canadian Country Music Awards.
Alabama-born country artist Kashus Culpepper developed his husky, soul-infused sound after picking up a guitar during his Navy deployment. Signed to Big Loud Records, he has toured with Leon Bridges and Darius Rucker. His debut album Act I is out now.
Teigen Gayse, from Chetwin, BC, is the 2023 BCCMA Reigning Female Artist, known for catchy tunes like "Better Mistake." She has millions of streams and has collaborated with Chad Kroeger and others. She performed at major festivals and will co-host the 2024 CMAOntario awards.
VAVO is a genre-bending DJ/producer behind the viral YEEDM movement. He has 200M+ global streams and was featured in The New York Times. A Wynn Las Vegas resident, he’s performed at the ACM Awards and worked with Diplo and Marshmello.
A Canadian roots-rock and folk-rock band known for their rich harmonies, multi-instrumental versatility, and a genre-blending sound that fuses country-rock, Southern jams, and classic Americana.
Québec-born singer-songwriter Sarah Vanderzon blends reflective Americana with intimate storytelling. She won the Boots & Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase in 2024, signed with Universal Music Canada, and released her major label debut EP Fortune Teller (2025).
Fondé en Chine en 2006, Québec Redneck Bluegrass Project (QRBP) mêle folklore et folk acoustique à une énergie punk. Ses textes humoristiques signés JP « Le Pad » Tremblay ont mené à des millions d’écoutes, 2 chansons certifiées or et une platine (Music Canada).
Noeline Hofmann is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Bow Island, Alberta, known for her "wildrose" country and Americana music. Her gritty storytelling and haunting voice captivate audiences, drawing inspiration from prairie life. She gained recognition for "Purple Gas," a collaboration with Zach Bryan, and her debut EP, also titled "Purple Gas." Hofmann has earned multiple Country Music Alberta Awards and a Juno Award nomination. She has also performed at the Grand Ole Opry.
Sacha, a Canadian country music singer-songwriter from Warkworth, Ontario, was born in Montreal. Known for her authentic storytelling and powerful vocals, she blends country with pop, soul, and rock. Her popular songs include "Hey Mom I Made It" and the platinum-certified "What the Truck" with The Reklaws. A CMT "Next Women of Country" honoree, she won SiriusXM's "Top of the Country" and earned a Juno Award nomination. Her albums include "Where to Start" and "Woman In The Mirror". She is recognized for empowering women and made her Grand Ole Opry debut.
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