Youth Singing Competition
Thursday 6:00pm
Open to all aged 6-18.
Contact Fred at 902-971-0002 to register!
Fairmont Road
Friday 6:00pm
This dynamic local trio blends classic rock, country, and Celtic folk into a sound that’s both timeless and fresh. Featuring Pat McKenna on vocals, Gerald Benoit on guitar and vocals, and Natalie Decoste on fiddle, Fairmont Road creates a rich musical experience that spans genres and generations.
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Known for their high-energy performances and quick wit, the band delivers engaging shows that keep audiences entertained from start to finish.
Robert Bouchard
Saturday 2:00pm
A life-long performing artist, Robert Bouchard has toured this national vast expanse. He is a bonafide country sensation who has earned many accolades, including an induction into the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame. Robert’s voice is velvety, smooth and flawless. His audience is in for a completely pleasant experience.
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A native of Arichat, Cape Breton, Robert showed both his Irish and Country sides in an introductory recording of the same name. Multiple recordings followed. In his most recent recording, we witness the cream rising to the top yet again with the release of the latest CD entitled “That’s What I Live For”.
Robert’s fans have already heard and witnessed what he was placed on this Earth to do; sing and entertain! Others are in for the finest country artist to ever emerge from these parts.
Rodney MacDonald & Friends
Saturday 6:00pm
Rodney MacDonald is an accomplished Cape Breton musician and dancer who has performed across Atlantic Canada, the Eastern United States, Central Canada, and Scotland.
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He is the grandson of the renowned fiddler and composer, the late Donald Angus Beaton, and comes from a family rich in musical tradition. Rodney began step dancing at a young age at home and picked up the fiddle at age 12, learning from his uncle, Kinnon Beaton.
He released his solo recording Dancer’s Delight in 1995, followed by Traditionally Rockin’ in 1997 (with Glenn Graham), and was featured on the 2004 Smithsonian release The Beaton Family of Mabou: Cape Breton Fiddle and Piano Music.
Rodney MacDonald is a former Premier of Nova Scotia and Cabinet Minister. He currently serves as President of Colaisde na Gàidhlig / The Gaelic College and Beinn Mhàbu, and lives in Mabou, Cape Breton, with his wife Gayle and their three children.
Pete Lumsden
Sunday 1:30pm
As a rising voice from Nova Scotia, Pete Lumsden is a singer-songwriter with deep small-town roots and a strong family history in Canso and Antigonish. Known for his genuine lyrics and soulful style, Pete has begun making a name for himself on the music scene with releases that resonate with heartfelt storytelling. His debut EP “What Gets Left Behind” has allowed him to flourish musically across Nova Scotia from festival stages to local breweries.
Ty Wallace
Sunday 4:00pm
Ty Wallace is a local entertainer who is well known throughout the area. After playing for many years with a variety of bands, he has gone solo and remains to be very busy at many forms of functions where music is keeping the folks toe tapping.
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Mainly a country music musician, he has quite a collection of classic rock as well. Ty is also called upon regularly to provide many church services in the local area and beyond.