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Our Lady Peace, Brett Kissel, Tebey, The Trews,
Jess Moskaluke, I Mother Earth, The Blue Stones and more!

#BACKTOBURLS FOR CONCERTS AND CAMPING

The Nashville North lineup is set and country music is coming home to the Calgary Stampede. The legendary venue for live country is back for Stampede 2021 – with the most acts ever to grace the Nashville North stage. If you’re ready to get out and enjoy live country music, this will be the place to kick off your summer.

The Weeknd leads with six nominations,
Jessie Reyez, JP Saxe and Justin Bieber with five

Voting is now open for JUNO Fan Choice Presented by Freedom Mobile. Fans are encouraged to vote on TikTok and at junofanchoice.ca

In May when Brett Kissel announced the first country music drive-in concert in Edmonton, two Ottawa area fans knew they had to be there, no matter the cost.

Announced this morning Brett Kissel will bring his drive-in show to Ottawa this September as part of the 2020 Richmond Fair!

TENILLE TOWNES LEADS THE PACK OF ARTIST CATEGORY NOMINATIONS WITH 6

DEAN BRODY AND BRETT KISSEL
EACH RECEIVE 5 NOMINATIONS

JAMES BARKER BAND, THE REKLAWS 
AND DALLAS SMITH LAND 4 NOMINATIONS

JADE EAGLESON, HUNTER BROTHERS, MACKENZIE PORTER 
AND THE WASHBOARD UNION EACH EARN 3 NOMINATIONS

FIND THE FULL LIST OF NOMINATIONS HERE

2020 CCMA AWARDS PRESENTED BY TD TO 
AIR ON GLOBAL SEPTEMBER 27 9 P.M. EST/PST

A live music drought has had a major impact on many of us who love live shows. After all at Sound Check Entertainment #WeLoveLive. Over the past few months we’ve been enjoying live streams of artists however it’s not quite the same as being there in person. When Brett Kissel announced he would be doing a live drive in show at River Cree, it sold out in minutes. It sold so fast they added another show, then another one. After all was said and done, there’s 8 shows in Edmonton and 3 in Regina.

After selling out 6 shows this weekend in Edmonton Brett Kissel is taking his show on the road with a new date, just announced, at Evraz Place in Regina

Juno award winners Brett Kissel, Paul Langlois from the Tragically Hip, Joel Plaskett and other talented artists join the Canadian Cancer Society on June 13 to support people with cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic and year-round 

When it comes to the music business in Canada you’ll be hard pressed to find someone with a bigger heart than Brett Kissel. A few months ago Brett sold out a show in Edmonton to raise funds for Nashville after a devastating tornado ripped through the city and now he’s getting ready to do it again only this time the show will have an added twist…it’ll be a parking lot party and you have to be in your car to hear the music.