with special guests Chad Brownlee, Jimmie Allen and MacKenzie Porter
This fall will bring together two iconic country artists, Dean Brody and Dallas Smith, for the first-ever, larger-than-life, Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone Tour, kicking off in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. on Wednesday, Sept. 18!
Alright Ottawa, time to let out a unified breathe of relief. After a few extra weeks, a couple of false leads and a whole lot of speculation, your RBC Bluesfest line-up has finally dropped.
A snowy Saturday night in the Nation’s Capital was the perfect backdrop for The Reklaws’ Winter’s A Beach Tour to heat up the Algonquin Commons Theatre.
The Cavendish Beach Music Festival presented by Bell is thrilled to announce Country superstar and 5-time GRAMMY Award nominee Hunter Hayes as the final headliner of Atlantic Canada’s largest multi-day festival running July 5-7, 2019. The CMA Award-winner will hit the stage on Friday, July 5 joining previously announced headliners Eric Church and Carrie Underwood.
The Canadian country music community is embracing their “like family” reputation as they come together to support one of their own in Toronto on March 3. An Opry-style benefit concert for Runaway Angel singer Cadence Grace, Country Kicks Cancer’s Ass will take place at the Rock ‘N’ Horse Saloon with a handful of country music’s best taking the stage in support of this talented artist. Featuring performances by Jessica Mitchell, Eric Ethridge, Leah Daniels, Genevieve Fisher, Kris Barclay and many more, tickets are available now.
Last Saturday afternoon we met up with Dustin Bird on the shores of the frozen St. Lawrence River in Brockville, Ontario to discuss his new single “Wake Up”. Checkout the interview and an exclusive performance below!
While in Ottawa with Paul Brandt’s “Journey Tour,” Canadian brother band High Valley joined Timeout with the Twins for a chat about remaining true to their roots, their journey becoming one of the most recognizable Canadian country musical acts and a creepy doll named “Saruh” that eerily appears on the “Journey Tour” performers’ tour buses.
It was the spring of 2015, we were in the early planning stages of that summer’s Spencerville Stampede and had started booking the lineup for the musical aspect of the event. Festival attendees had overwhelmingly requested Tim Hicks be the headliner that year and organizers were determined to make that happen. As we finalized the lineup opening night the booking agent approached us and asked if we’d consider adding this new, Ottawa area band, to the lineup. This band had no music out and, aside from being from the area and being on the same label as Tim Hicks, was relatively unknown. Naturally we agreed and the rest…was history.
