Kipling and District Arts Council

John Muirhead combines powerful songwriting, poignant storytelling, audience participation, and a passion for performance into a compelling live show sure to give any fan of folk/Americana an unforgettable evening. Joined by his close friend and touring partner Trevor Dubois, John guides his audiences through a performance filled with his own original songs (streamed over 1.5 million times on Spotify), covers of old folk favourites, and interpretations of new pop hits, all expertly woven together with stories of his life as a travelling troubadour. From fingerpicked folk confessionals to roaring full-band singalongs, John’s award-winning songs have touched audiences across the world. With a combined online following of over 100,000 and hundreds of shows across Canada, Europe, and South America, John is building a vibrant, tight-knit community around his stories and songs.

Teagan Littlechief's country rock show promises an exhilarating journey filled with captivating energy and uplifting melodies. Backed by her dedicated four-piece band, Teagan delivers a memorable performance commanding attention from the start. With powerful vocals and infectious energy, she leaves audiences spellbound and hungry for more. The dynamic repertoire includes engaging covers and heartfelt originals, such as her highly demanded rendition of Janis Joplin's "Me & Bobby McGee." Teagan also showcases her original music from her full-length album and chart-topping singles like "Hell Bent and Heaven Bound," highlighting her song writing prowess and ability to connect deeply with listeners. What truly sets Teagan's show apart is its unmatched energy and intensity, leaving audiences uplifted, inspired, and craving an encore. She is the first indigenous woman to win the SCMA Female Artist of the Year and is the 2025 SaskMusic Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year. Teagan Littlechief's country rock extravaganza is not just a concert—it's an unforgettable experience celebrating the power of live performance.

Tommy Charles is bringing a classic touch to Country with a soulful tone. Tommy Charles throws listeners back to a "Golden Era", while carrying sounds reminiscent of Marty Robbins, and crooners. Born in the Montréal area and recently calling the Nashville of the north (Calgary) home, Tommy appeared on the hit TV show, "La Voix" (The Voice). His talent and acclaim from the competition allowed him to build a fan base, and play to audiences live across the country. Performing both in Canada and in Texas, Tommy Charles is eager to deliver performances that honor the rich heritage of North American music in variety of languages and influences.