Artists

Surrey, BC’s Tyler Joe Miller burst onto the Canadian country music scene with his Gold-certified debut single, "Pillow Talkin’," in 2019, earning him a #1 spot at Canadian country radio. He made history as the first independent Canadian country artist to achieve back-to-back #1 singles with his follow-up, "I Would Be Over Me Too." With 9 Top 10 hits, a 2021 SiriusXM Top of the Country win, multiple JUNO and CCMA nominations, Miller has firmly established himself as a standout in country music.

Lachlan Neville is a musician and songwriter from Rocanville, Saskatchewan, whose writing is steeped in rural imagery, existential questions, and literary influence. Raised on Tolkien and Steinbeck, and guided by the sound of his father’s ’62 Martin guitar, he developed a deep reverence for artists like Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, and Guy Clark. During the global pandemic, he committed fully to the craft of songwriting, developing a mature and reflective voice that quickly drew attention.

Jordyn Pollard is a born-and-raised prairie girl with the grit of a true farmer’s daughter and the stage presence to match. Known for her infectious personality and powerhouse vocals, Jordyn commands the spotlight with high-octane live shows packed with country bangers, rock ‘n’ roll throwbacks, and hook-filled originals. She has headlined rodeo cabarets across the West, rocked major festival stages like Big Valley Jamboree and Country Thunder, and opened for Canadian heavy-hitters like Brett Kissel, Jess Moskaluke, Corb Lund, and Steven Lee Olsen.

The Radiant transcends expectations with their distinct sound - a sprawling prog rock instrumental canvas; raw emotion; complex, existential themes; and commanding, punchy, vibrant vocals. With over 50 performances, including Ness Creek and Living Skies music festivals (Soon to be Dog Patch Music Festival)…
The Radiant mesmerizes audiences on large and intimate stages.

Northern Air is rooted in the belief that music carries stories across time, culture, and geography. As a duo, we create original folk music that reflects the lived realities of Saskatchewan’s landscapes and people. Our songs draw from the vast skies, rivers, and plains of the prairies, while weaving in themes of resilience, belonging, and community.

Hailing from Lloydminster, smack dab between Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada, Bonfire Moon strives to create music that stirs up all of the feelings you experience in those moments where you’re surrounded by loved ones and the warmth of fire. Their debut album, “Watch It Burn’ (produced and recorded by Aspen Beveridge at Skullcreek Studios; released June 20, 2024), contains 10 original songs.

The past years have found Larry Krause across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, BC and out to the East Coast, playing the traditional, roots style of Western, Cowboy and Country Gospel music that keeps folks coming back. A regular performer at the Calgary Stampede, he has presented his solo "Cowboy Campfire Evenin'" concert series across Western Canada, out to the East Coast, from Concert Halls to around the fire after a long Cowboy day, and just about everything in between.

Picture this: Years ago, a very accomplished guitarist joined a couple of menopausal women - Mel and Penny. Hence the name… Poor Bill. Mel and Bill are thrilled to be back at the Dog Patch Music Festival, joined by dear friends, and fellow bandmates, Bernice Edward and Newt Drew. Thanks for loving live music! Disclaimer: the more you drink, the better we sound. Cheers. Enjoy the music festival, happy camping!

DV8 is made up of Trevor Reid, Lee Bell, Damon Tupper, Coby Harris. These guys have been playing together off and on for years and have graced the Dog Patch stages many times over the past 11 years. These fellas throw out the perfect party vibe and are looking forward to seeing all of you in the Dog Patch Saloon in 2026!

Natanis Bundschuh and Lee Bell make up this pop duo originally from Meadow Lake, Sask. Besides being on the Dog Patch Music Festival’s board of directors, Natanis and Lee play all your favourite pop/rock hits from the 70’s, 80’s & 90’s. We guarantee their music will take you back and make you you want to get out on the dance floor.

Cassie Cameron is a 17 year old country singer/songwriter. She grew up on a farm just south of Vermilion Alberta. Music has been a big part of her life since she was little. She started taking singing lessons when she was five and started playing guitar when she was eight. Cassie has loved getting performance opportunities on big and small stages around Alberta. Some of her highlights include the Canadian Finals rodeo, The Big Valley Jamboree Horizon stage, and The Leduc Black Gold Rodeo.

Pat prefers the intimate, personal covers of the 60’s and 70’s, songs all generations are familiar with. Originals have this influence coming through.

Blake Berglund is a Saskatchewan based songwriter, producer, and label founder known for his independent approach to country music. Raised on the edge of Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Berglund has built a career rooted in authenticity, releasing six studio albums, including What’s Left of the Right (2024), a 20-track double LP and the first release on Western Seer Records, the label he co-founded with Melanie Berglund (Belle Plaine). His work has earned support slots with Dwight Yoakam, Colter Wall, Tyler Childers, and The Dead South, and recognition from the Western Canadian Music Awards, Saskatchewan Music Awards, and SCMA.

Formed in 2013 in Northern Alberta, The Dirt Rich Band began as a group of friends brought together by a shared love of country music and songwriting. What started as a small spark quickly turned into a full-throttle journey that has taken the band all over the map.

Sparrow Blue was formed in St. Albert, AB, Canada with members Des Parks(vocals), Jon Dombroski (guitar), Liam Holm (drums), Russell McCann (percussion), Chad Plamondon (guitar) and Caden Doyle (bass). Inspired by the old school roots of Rock & Roll, Sparrow Blue has developed their own classic sound coining the term Real Thick Rock & Roll. With influences such as Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin and Mountain, the band’s hard-rock music and high-energy performances are sure to bring fire to any stage.

Rooted in Big River, SK, this rowdy ensemble collectively blends gritty northern storytelling, soaring vocals, and unrelenting riffs. Their genre-bending sound fuses alt‑country, blues, Franco-pop and rock ‘n’ roll while anchoring everything in lived experience and the love of live music. Beautiful Disasters deliver raw honesty, electric energy, and unforgettable lyrics that will capture your heart and soul.

Formed out of the longstanding friendship between singer/songwriters Mallory Chipman and Freddi MacDougall, The Goddamsels write songs with strong, empowering messages, blended with elements of folk, pop and traditional country, all tied together by their stunning, instinctive harmonies. Their signature sound, which has drawn comparison to acts like The Chicks and Fleetwood Mac, can be heard on their debut album, Wayward Daughter (2022), and subsequent singles.

Ray Elliott and Shannon Elizabeth have been writing and rehearsing and performing songs from our self titled album Western Medicine. 13 songs recorded in Saskatoon. Engineered and produced by Ryan Andersen.. An Alt-country folk album, two guitar’s vocals pedal steele and cello. Harmonizing the country and folk music of the prairies.

Growing up in Whelan, Saskatchewan Mercy & Autumn Harrison have enjoyed a life on the farm. Though it’s not always been easy, they have learned valuable life lessons about hard work and perseverance. These two songbirds couldn’t be different in personality, but are both extremely passionate about their music. Singing covers of their favourite songs, these up-and-coming artists have started writing some of their own music and lyrics creating a style of their own.

Stacey Springall & The Real Deal is comprised of musicians who have played on stages across Canada, and even a few in the United States, who came together to shake their thing. Ranging in styles from blues, rock, country and pop, the group brings powerful vocals, guitar, harmonica keys, grooving bass lines and rock solid drums. The group released their single "Here We Go Again" recorded at Skull Creek Studios in April 2024 which is the first of originals to come along with favored and unexpected covers.

Colin Farnan is a Saskatoon, SK–based singer-songwriter and multidisciplinary artist whose roots-infused songs draw on folk and blues traditions. His music is character-rich and unvarnished, with story-driven songs delivered with wry, subtle humor. Whether on a festival stage or around a campfire, Colin’s songs feel right at home. When he’s not playing music, he can be found painting, drawing, or working on large-scale mural projects.

Lacey Joyce is a Métis singer/ song writer from Meadow Lake SK. Lacey writes and plays music that blends her love for folk, pop, and rock sounds while always referencing the country and western music that she grew up hearing in the rural Northwest.

Rusted Pistol is a band from Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nations (a.k.a. Loon Lake Sask.) We are some hometown boys who realize that they missed the scene and had the urge to get back on stage and do our best to relive the best moments in music! We can do it all from the mid 50s to the late 2000s, we do a few twists on some of the classics! We got Anthony (Gargo) on lead vocals/rhythm guitar, Harlan (Harlow) on lead guitar/back up vocals, Billy (Bonsplan) on bass\backup vocals and last, but not least Nathan (Spooky) kicking it on the drums.