Artists

Indigenous folk singer songwriter Raven Reid was born in Yellowknife, NWT with genealogical ties to Mikisew First Nation, Alberta. She started writing short stories at the age of 6 and taught herself how to play the guitar in later years. As a self-taught musician, turning her poems and short stories into music was a natural progression into becoming the performer that she is today.

DO WE HAVE ANY EAGLES FANS OUT THERE? Guess who’s coming back to Dog Patch? Relive and re-experience the energy of The Eagles. The Long Run will take you on a four decade musical journey of all the hits of Americas number one selling band.

When Eliza Doyle’s car broke down in Nashville in 2015, she found herself happily stuck in Music City. The venerable Saskatchewan banjo player and singer/songwriter had stopped in to see a festival and ended up enjoying an extended stay, playing in bars and meeting all manner of talented musicians. Having been on sabbatical to follow her muse anyway, it seemed like fate urging her to keep on the well-worn path to musical fulfillment.

The Janzen Boys are a rootsy, harmony-singing family trio from Winnipeg, Canada. They started playing music together from the very beginning, but it really only started as “The Janzen Boys” after they moved back to Canada in 2012 after a childhood spent in Japan.

In a world full of music made for specific "boxes", The Brothers G come from a different mold. Hailing from the town of Hafford, Saskatchewan, the quartet blend swaggering fuzzed-out guitar rock with alternative country and blues influences.

Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Tommy is faithful to his rural roots in his music and in his life. With six studio albums and a handful of single recordings to his credit, Tommy has had multiple radio singles that cracked the top 100 country music charts, several Saskatchewan Country Music Award nominations, a long, long list of live performances that include opening for Doc Walker and Michelle Wright, among others, and ten years as a full-time touring musician.

Gracing Saskatchewan stages for many years, Fabian Minnema first made an impact on the Western Canadian music scene with Johnny Grit, an indie-surf-rock band that shared the stage with many Canadian artists, including legendary Blues guitarist David Wilcox. After releasing two full-length albums, Johnny Grit morphed into Make Liars, a powerhouse trio that were regulars with the Saskatchewan International Jazz Festival, along with popular Saskatchewan venues such as Lydia’s and Bud’s in Saskatoon and Lancaster’s and McNally’s in Regina.

Colin Farnan is a folk singer/songwriter from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Colin’s music style has been compared to other artists like Bob Dylan and Tom Petty. Colin writes and performs stripped down songs for the common person that talk directly to the soul.

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In the Village of Borden a rock 'n roll odyssey unfolded. In May 2019, Jamie Brandrick, fueled by Borden spirit, committed to a local music festival in 80 days with no band in tow. Enter Andrew Hess on drums and Ross McBain on bass, musicians crafting strings and beats that firmly established the rhythm section for this small-town band. Kendal Redhead, the village's vocal virtuoso, joined as lead singer. Geoff McBain, a lead guitar maestro hailing from nearly Dalmeny, completed the ensemble.

Plains Cree Iskwêwak, born and raised in Loon Lake Saskatchewan apart of Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation. Talynn grew up going to a music camp called Northern Lights Bluegrass and Old Tyme located in Big River.

Erroll Kinistino and Dog River are based out of Regina, SK. They regularly perform as an Aboriginal trio, but also pick up and perform with various lead guitarists and drummers.

Towering at 6'9", Brayden King is larger than life and a force to be reckoned with. His music is the perfect mix between rock”n” roll and country. King’s sound has been described as a blend between Chris Stapleton, Nickleback and Ed Sheeran.

Raised on a small farm in southern Saskatchewan, Voss began his journey in music at the age of 8 when he picked up his Dad’s old flat top and has been following in the footsteps of legendary troubadours like Steve Earle, Charlie Major, Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen ever since.

Do we have any classic rock n roll and blues fans out there? You are in for a treat because we have none other than Mr. Mario Valens visiting all the way from San Jose, California. Mario happens to be from the famous rock ‘n’ roll Valens family. Mario is none other than Ritchie Valens younger brother. You might remember Ritchie Valens from the 1950s as he was the famous rock ‘n’ roll artist who sang the song La Bamba, and even had a movie done about his life starring Lou Diamond Phillips. The Backyard Blues Band is Mario Valens on harp and vocals, Mike Baldwin on guitar and vocals .

Punch Drunk Cabaret is an award winning, festival favourite that specializes in rockabilly swing for the 21st century. Their signature steampunk style combines vintage rockabilly swing with modern, stadium-rock energy, resulting in an unforgettable show that leaves the audience feeling as if Stray Cats, Green Day, and Tom Waits were on the same bill.

Kit Langfield is a musician based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Born in Vancouver in 1992, he spent his childhood in Gambia on the west coast of Africa, moving to British Columbia in 2002, where he discovered rock & roll and began songwriting.

Folky Strum Strum is a musical concept that started in 2004 Raised from the soul fires of North Eastern BC and have been playing professionally for over ten years. The creation of Folky started with Iyan Bruvold as the singer-songwriter, vocalist, guitar and a few years later, complimented with the banjo.

With a tongue-in-cheek name meant to pique the curiosity and a tenacious DIY approach, Black Suit Devil has been spreading inspiration and awareness through music since 2015. A Solo project led by Singer/Songwriter Andy Du Rego of Toronto, Ontario whose style has been likened to that of Ray LaMontagne, Tom Waits, and Chris Cornell.

Christopher & the Saints are a trio from Saskatoon, SK on beautiful Treaty Six Territory. Starting life as the Christopher James Vasseur band, the sound evolved as did the line up. It morphed and bloomed into the base trio of Peter Abonyi (Lead Guitar), Nicholas Chelsom McCormick (Bass) and CJV (Vocals and Guitar).

Over the past years, performances and concerts have found Larry across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta BC and Prince Edward Island playing the traditional, roots style of Western, Cowboy and Country Gospel music that keeps folks coming back for more.

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 valuble 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 amd lyrics creating a style of their own.

Sage Ben is a Plains Cree/Nehiyaw woman that resides in Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation. Sage first started singing at a young age in her late dad’s band the Greg Gamble Band.

Living most of his life in Calgary, Alberta, loving all things country, this Sarnia born Singer/Songwriter has utilized music as his anchor to weather the many storms of life. You'll hear it when he sings and you'll see it in his eyes when you look and see a man who no longer takes life for granted.

David James and Big River are often described as one of the most authentic Johnny Cash tribute shows touring today. Thousands of fans agree with those reviews, as they routinely sell out shows in venues large and small across Canada and the U.S. James and his band look and sound like the legacy of the Man in Black, and when they step on stage, they live it.

Teagan Littlechief is a proud Cree woman from the White Bear First Nations north of Carlyle, Saskatchewan. Teagan's passion for singing has been part of her since she was a small child. Inspired by Pop sensations Celine Dion and the late Selena, it is Country Music where Teagan found her comfort zone.

Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Josh’s blood is pure prairie. Stumpf is a new generation of country singer, with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Morgan Wallen, and Cody Johnson as heavy influences. Just like those who influence Josh’s music, there is no one style of country Stumpf finds himself drawn to writing. From two-step 80’s style to outlaw country and then country rock. An multi-genre writer, but always authentic.

HEAVY RIFFS, BLUESY MELODIES, BIG AMPS, THUNDERING DRUMS, AND REAL FEEL 3 YOUNG GUNS TRANSLATING VINTAGE/MODERN ENERGY INTO AUTHENTIC ROCK MUSIC

Drew Derksen was born and raised in North East Saskatchewan where he developed a love for music at a very young age. Pictures and videos can be seen of Drew playing guitar as young as 3 years old! Drew started his first band Flatline with a few buddies at 13 years old, joined a new band called Final Warning at 15, started another band called Shockwave at 26 and began writing and recording Country Rock music as Drew Derksen in 2022.

Western Medicine is a recent collaboration with Ray Elliott ,Shannon Elizabeth , Stevie Brown ,Wyndham Thiessen and Lucas Goetz .Recorded with Ryan Andersen in Saskatoon winter 2023. A stripped down country folk album ready for release in July of 2024. Acoustic Guitar , Cello , pedal steel and vocals .A completely different take on Saskatchewan country folk.

Kory Istace Vs The Time Pirates have established themselves as one of the most prolific bands in Saskatchewan. Their affinity for genre exploration is self-evident throughout their discography. there are resonances of country, bluegrass, folk, blues, rock, and doo-wop. The songwriting and delivery of Kory is a strong highlight of a talented group. His lyrics depict universal truths in an undeniably personal manner, and he delivers them with a conviction few can replicate.

The Gardner Sisters hail from the town of St Walburg, Saskatchewan. These very talented young ladies were raised around music and performance and were raised around a very musically talented family.

Smoke Wagon hails from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and play venues all over the province. These guys definitely bring a high octane performance to the stage, with smokin hits from the 70’s and beyond. If you”re a fan of classic rock then get ready to tour the golden age of Rock n Roll!

COLDBREW will be closing the Dog Patch Saloon down on Saturday,July 27th, 2024! If you’re a fan of 90’s alternative and pop punk then you’re going to love COLDBREW! Fans of bands like Green Day and Blink 182 along with so many others will end the night rocking!

Pat Toner is from the neighbouring community of St. Walburg and is a familiar face when it comes to entertaining local crowds! Pat prefers the intimate, personal covers of the 60’s and 70’s, as he performs songs all generations are familiar with.