The Tonettes, cousins Marlene and Cathy, boast extensive experience performing across Canada, the US, and abroad in various venues. From studio work to headlining their own acclaimed 'Motown-Soul' show touring theaters nationwide, they excel in Gospel, Country, Pop, Soul, Blues, and Rock. With roots in Church Gospel music, they master both lead vocals and harmonies, delivering powerful performances backed by decades of experience. Their goal is unwavering: to deliver top-notch vocal harmonies, ensuring each performance is joyful and impactful. The Tonettes' reputation precedes them, promising an unforgettable concert experience every time.

Mountain Head, born from a mystical encounter in Canada's wilderness, merges psych-rock, alt-rock, and electro-pop, channeling Johnny Cash, Flavor Flav, and Billy Gibbons. Adorned in black denim and gold grills, they've stormed the music scene with Billboard hits, Wu-Tang Clan recognition, and collaborations with renowned producer GGGarth Richardson. Their annual charity boat-in show draws thousands, raising funds and food for their community. With a recent opening slot for Nickelback and a captivating blend of sound and style, Mountain Head's infectious energy promises a global following, marking them as one of Canada's most innovative independent acts.

Paige Warner, a soulful alt-pop artist, began her journey as a busker in Ontario, evolving into a stage sensation at venues like Massey Hall’s TD Music Hall and Yonge-Dundas Square. Opening for icons like Ron Sexsmith, her emotive songwriting blends catchy hooks with themes of heartbreak and empowerment. With a captivating voice, Warner's performances tug at heartstrings and fill dance floors. Critics praise her evocative vocals and magnetic stage presence, cementing her as a born entertainer with undeniable talent.

Mudmen, a Celtic explosion of energy, morphed from The Campbell Brothers to become festival favorites, touring 8 countries with over 3000 shows and 11 albums. Their music featured in video games, TV shows, and sports events. They've shared stages with legends and performed for Queen Elizabeth II. Highlights include televised appearances at major sports events, Canada's Walk of Fame ceremonies, and corporate gigs for global brands. Celebrating 26 years, Mudmen continue to entertain diverse audiences, selling out prestigious theaters and festivals across North America, proving that enjoying what you do translates to endless fun for all.

There are voices that are beautiful, comforting and warm. Other voices that excite us, leave us off balance, hint at a darkness, pain. Some voices whisper promises, others are sweet and pure. Layla’s voice is all of that and more.

Logan Staats, a Mohawk folk and soul musician from Brantford, Ontario, emerged from a tumultuous youth to win CTV's 'The Launch' in 2018, launching a successful career touring North America and Europe. His music, born from raw talent and personal struggles, intertwines with his advocacy for Indigenous sovereignty. Staats' sophomore album 'A Light In The Attic' (2023) reflects his journey towards healing and reconnecting with Indigenous roots, drawing inspiration from Six Nations' blues and rock legacy. Awarded with Juno and Native American Music Awards, Staats remains rooted in Six Nations while spreading his message of reclamation and healing through his music.