Category Archives: Country, Bluegrass & Folk

There is no question that Blue Rodeo is one of those quintessentially Canadian bands whose hits are known far and wide across this great country. When you then add a venue like Massey Hall you have the perfect maelstrom for an unforgettable evening.

On March 25th, 2022, The Dungarees performed at Festival Place in Sherwood Park, Alberta. It was a tribute to Blue Rodeo; specifically, they played Blue Rodeo’s album 5 Days in July in its entirety. They opened the show with “5 Days in May”, which was met with resounding applause and cheers. Between songs, James Murdoch, Robb Angus, Kiron Jhass, and Ben Shillabeer shared what makes them fans of Blue Rodeo, as well as stories from the road.

One of Country Music’s Most Talented and Decorated Male Artists will Headline his 9^th Tour in Europe & a First-Ever Tour in Australia

Special Guests include Tracy Lawrence, Scotty McCreery, Morgan Evans, Tenille Townes, and Caylee Hammack

Tickets available at bradpaisley.com

Start.ca Rocks the Park has announced another night to their much anticipated festival! They have teamed up with London’s Pure Country 93 to present Sunday, July 17^th, 2022 featuring one of country’s favourites, Dierks Bentley. Alongside Dierks Bentley will be Ashley McBryde, The Reklaws and Breland.

Toronto, ON – Today, the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, presented by Bell, announced Dustin Lynch as the new headliner for Saturday night, as Cole Swindell is now unable to appear due to unforeseen circumstances.

It’s been 2 long years but it’s looking like the summer of 2022 will be the summer that live music returns to Manitoulin Country Fest and they’re coming back with a bang!

Meghan Patrick, Robyn Ottolini, Tebey, and Jade Eagleson
Lead In Nominations, Sound Check’s own Hendrik Pape nominated for Industry Person of the Year

Nomadic indie-folk musician, Tennyson King, has been travelling across Canada tour in support of his recently released album, Good Company.

“I am so excited to get back on the road and start sharing my music to people in real life,” says Tennyson about his cross Canada tour. “Along with the excitement there are some nerves too as I’ve been grounded for almost two years, so it will take a little adjustment to be moving from town to town playing shows again. I think bringing music back into the world is important not only for me but for everyone right now. We all need to start feeling the sense of community, joy and human connection that has been missing.”