Fred is a Canadian alternative country singer-songwriter. He is best known for writing songs about machines, trucks,tractors, cars, and engines. Many of his songs are based on rural life, dogs, guns,

Red Hot Ramble brings the essence of Mardi Gras to every occasion, whether performing at jazz festivals, blues bars, right down south in New Orleans or in Highgate, at the Mary Webb Centre. Two weeks before the real thing in Louisiana, come celebrate Mardi Gras on Saturday, February 11th

An unforgettable experience of music, dance and song! The Leahy Family brings to life all the joy, wonder and excitement of Christmastime! Join one of Canada’s most well-known musical families – including an energetic cast of

John and Michelle Law, from Wheatly, Ontario are a singer-songwriting husband and wife team. Their songs are influenced by folk, country and bluegrass with a sound that is rich and strong conveying love, loss, and passion. The

Royal, named after his great grandfather, Royal Rufus Wood of Chatham, was born inLakefield, Ontario. He grew up in a house filled with music and started playing piano at four and by his teens had become a multi-instrumentalist well-versed in numerous styles. Royal’s accolades range from Juno nominations to songwriter of the year. CBC Music states ” The songsmith brings … Read More

Rant Maggie Rant is an award winning, rabble-rousing, Celtic-fusion band from Stratford, Ontario. As traditionalists, RMR respect the time honoured Celtic nation style but with an goal to liberally ” colour outside the prescribed lines”.

June 18, 2016       Matthew Barber and Jill Barber present The Family Album, a collection of songs written by the renowned Canadian siblings and songs by the likes of Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Ian Tyson and more. Channeling a vintage spirit while remaining thoroughly contemporary, Jill Barber has carved out a unique niche in the Canadian music landscape with her distinct voice and … Read More

May 14, 2016

April 16, 2016 There was rock and roll. There was pop music. There was Roy Orbison. A true outlier, Roy Orbison remains an anomaly in the canon of popular music. Starting with his breakthrough hit Only the Lonely in 1960, Orbison’s orchestrated creations blurred the lines between rock and roll, pop and classical music, sounding like nothing else on the … Read More