Southern Comfort is the ultimate tribute to Rock, Roots & Americana. This 9 piece outfit pays tribute to iconic artists such as Dolly Parton, Bonnie Raitt, Kenny Rogers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers, Fats Domino, Tedeschi Trucks Band and many more. The band is fronted by Rebecca Noelle & Matthew Chaffey and they are backed up by a stellar 7 piece band that is led by Ed Lister.

The sound of Keith Glass Band can best be described as rock and roll - with all that term encompasses: R&B, country, folk, blues, rock - all fused into Keith’s original songs.

Keith Glass is a founding member, guitarist and songwriter with Prairie Oyster, a group which enjoyed a very long and successful career and critical acclaim, including multiple Juno and CCMA awards. They are often cited as the country’s foremost roots/country band, and toured extensively in Canada, the U.S. and Europe over a career spanning almost four decades. In 2008, they were inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, and also received a SOCAN Songwriter’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

In his post-Oyster life Keith has kept busy with family, building a studio, writing songs, making a couple of solo records, being Lynn Miles’ sideman, producing and playing/singing on dozens of recordings, and playing a few solo shows close to his home outside Ottawa.

And now a new chapter: Keith is back with a new band, a new CD (and another in the works) and a new sound. At the heart of Keith’s music, and the band’s sound, is deep rootsy rock and roll - with all the influences that define that genre - R&B, country, folk, blues, swing - with their own unique twist.

“There will always be a country influence in what I do - that’s in my DNA - but no more so than R&B, blues, etc., etc. I grew up on that big North American musical stew - and I’ve played it all my life.”

A Saskatoon native transplanted to the Niagara Region of Ontario, Suzie Vinnick is the proud owner of a gorgeous voice, prodigious guitar and bass chops, and an engagingly candid performance style.

Her career has seen triumph after triumph. Among her most recent successes: being awarded the 2019 Saskatchewan Jazz Festival Special Recognition Award; being nominated for a 2018 Canadian Folk Music Award for Producer of the Year with her co-producer, Mark Lalama. Suzie achieved finalist status in the Solo/Duo Category at the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN; received the 2012 CBC Saturday Night Blues Great Canadian Blues Award and the 2012 Sirius XM Canada Blues Artist of the Year. Suzie has won 11 Maple Blues Awards (she has been nominated for 21 so far!), won the 2011 Canadian Folk Music Award for Contemporary Vocalist of the Year and is a 3X Juno Nominee.

Suzie has toured nationally with Downchild, Stuart McLean’s The Vinyl Café and the John McDermott Band, and performed for Canadian Peacekeepers in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf. She was also the voice of Tim Horton’s for 5 years.

Suzie’s latest album is a full-band roots and blues extravaganza entitled Shake The Love Around.

Influenced by her love of 90’s country female powerhouse artists like Shania Twain and Martina McBride, Angelica introduced herself to the Canadian country music landscape with her upbeat debut single “Happy Place” in January 2022.The track amassed over 100,000 streams and was also picked up by Top of the Country/SiriusXM (Top 40) and continues to play to date. She continued that success with the release of her EP “A Reason Or A Season” racking in almost 300,000 catalogue streams. Her most notable performances are her sold out show at the Rivoliin Toronto to celebrate the release of her EP, playing the main stage at Boots in the Creek Festival, the Diamonds in the Rough Showcase during country music week, and playing the Anthem Entertainment CCMA After Party. She was a finalist in the 100.1FM The Ranch Spotlight competition and got to perform at their second Birthday Bash. Angelica’s music has showcased on popular Spotify playlists, Equal Canada and Live Country and on Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Country and Just North of Nashville. She is planning for a busy 2024 with new music and lots of shows.