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Tremblant International
Blues Festival

July 8 to 12, 2026

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July 8 to 12, 2026

July 8 2026

12:30 PM

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Seb & Jess

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Seb & Jess

Working within a stripped-down format, Seb & Jess create a sound that feels surprisingly full. Their performances combine blues and rock ’n’ roll with a strong rhythmic foundation, driven by multi-instrumental interplay and dynamic vocals. Their material includes both reinterpretations of classic songs and original work, arranged to maintain variety and flow. Their chemistry on stage plays a central role, allowing each performance to unfold naturally. It’s a direct, engaging approach that connects quickly with audiences of all kinds.

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1:15 P.M.

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

The Pat Loiselle Blues Combo keeps its focus on the fundamentals of the genre. With a straightforward approach, the band delivers classic blues built on strong guitar work, steady rhythms, and expressive vocals. Their sets move comfortably between Chicago-style shuffles, slower blues, and mid-tempo numbers, maintaining a consistent feel throughout. They don'try to reinvent the form, they refine it by placing emphasis on timing, tone, and interaction. The result is a performance that feels grounded and appealing to listeners who value authenticity and a clear connection to traditional blues.

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2:00 P.M

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

2:45 P.M.

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Seb & Jess

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Seb & Jess

Working within a stripped-down format, Seb & Jess create a sound that feels surprisingly full. Their performances combine blues and rock ’n’ roll with a strong rhythmic foundation, driven by multi-instrumental interplay and dynamic vocals. Their material includes both reinterpretations of classic songs and original work, arranged to maintain variety and flow. Their chemistry on stage plays a central role, allowing each performance to unfold naturally. It’s a direct, engaging approach that connects quickly with audiences of all kinds.

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3:30 P.M.

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

The Pat Loiselle Blues Combo keeps its focus on the fundamentals of the genre. With a straightforward approach, the band delivers classic blues built on strong guitar work, steady rhythms, and expressive vocals. Their sets move comfortably between Chicago-style shuffles, slower blues, and mid-tempo numbers, maintaining a consistent feel throughout. They don'try to reinvent the form, they refine it by placing emphasis on timing, tone, and interaction. The result is a performance that feels grounded and appealing to listeners who value authenticity and a clear connection to traditional blues.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

4:00 P.M.

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Ron Artis II

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Ron Artis II

Blending blues, soul, rock, and gospel, Ron Artis II creates music that is both personal and expansive. His guitar work is fluid and expressive, matched by vocals that carry warmth and emotional depth. Songs often draw from lived experience, giving his performances a sense of honesty and immediacy. Whether in a stripped-down setting or with a full band, he maintains a strong connection with the audience. Artis moves between styles with ease, creating a sound that feels unified despite its range. It’s this versatility that defines his presence as a modern roots artist.

Scène Loto-Québec

4:15 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

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5:00 P.M.

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Seb & Jess

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Seb & Jess

Working within a stripped-down format, Seb & Jess create a sound that feels surprisingly full. Their performances combine blues and rock ’n’ roll with a strong rhythmic foundation, driven by multi-instrumental interplay and dynamic vocals. Their material includes both reinterpretations of classic songs and original work, arranged to maintain variety and flow. Their chemistry on stage plays a central role, allowing each performance to unfold naturally. It’s a direct, engaging approach that connects quickly with audiences of all kinds.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

5:45 P.M.

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

The Pat Loiselle Blues Combo keeps its focus on the fundamentals of the genre. With a straightforward approach, the band delivers classic blues built on strong guitar work, steady rhythms, and expressive vocals. Their sets move comfortably between Chicago-style shuffles, slower blues, and mid-tempo numbers, maintaining a consistent feel throughout. They don'try to reinvent the form, they refine it by placing emphasis on timing, tone, and interaction. The result is a performance that feels grounded and appealing to listeners who value authenticity and a clear connection to traditional blues.

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6:30 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

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7:30 P.M.

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ByWater Call

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ByWater Call

A sweeping, full-bodied sound defines Bywater Call, the Toronto-based ensemble blending Southern soul, blues, and roots rock. At the centre is vocalist Meghan Parnell, whose powerful delivery is matched by the band’s tight, expressive musicianship. Guitarist Dave Barnes anchors the group with dynamic arrangements that shift from restrained and intimate to bold and electrifying. Their live shows feel expansive, carried by strong interplay and emotional intensity. They have earned international acclaim and multiple award nominations, including recognition from the UK Blues Awards.

Scène Loto-Québec

9:00 P.M.

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JJ Grey & Mofro

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JJ Grey & Mofro

Drawing from the landscapes and rhythms of the American South, JJ Grey & Mofro craft a sound that blends blues, soul, funk, and rock into something deeply atmospheric. At the centre is JJ Grey, whose storytelling anchors the music in personal experience and vivid imagery. The band builds around him with groove-heavy arrangements that feel organic and unforced. Live, their performances unfold with a natural flow—shifting from introspective moments to expansive, high-energy sections. Known for their ability to connect with audiences on a deeper level, JJ Grey & Mofro create shows that are immersive, expressive, and grounded in authenticity.

Scène Loto-Québec

10:30 P.M.

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Jamiah Rogers

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Jamiah Rogers

Chicago-born Jamiah Rogers brings a modern perspective to the blues without losing sight of its roots. His playing combines sharp technique with emotional weight, creating a sound that blends blues, rock, and funk influences. On stage, he delivers with intensity—vocals and guitar working together to shape each performance. Rather than imitating tradition, Rogers builds on it, introducing new textures and rhythms while maintaining a strong connection to the genre’s foundations. As he continues to gain recognition on the international circuit, his work reflects both respect for the past and a clear vision for the future of blues.

Le P'tit Caribou

10:30 P.M.

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

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Pat Loiselle Blues Combo

The Pat Loiselle Blues Combo keeps its focus on the fundamentals of the genre. With a straightforward approach, the band delivers classic blues built on strong guitar work, steady rhythms, and expressive vocals. Their sets move comfortably between Chicago-style shuffles, slower blues, and mid-tempo numbers, maintaining a consistent feel throughout. They don'try to reinvent the form, they refine it by placing emphasis on timing, tone, and interaction. The result is a performance that feels grounded and appealing to listeners who value authenticity and a clear connection to traditional blues.

Fat Mardis

July 9 2026

12:30 P.M.

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Jitterbug Swing

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Jitterbug Swing

In a personal and musical partnership that has spanned over four decades, Danielle Lemieux and Brian Edgar, AKA Jitterbug Swing, have been thrilling audiences throughout the province and beyond. Purveyors of traditional ragtime blues, Brian plays guitar and Danielle takes on the ukulele and washtub bass and sings.

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1:00 P.M.

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One Ton Of Blues

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One Ton Of Blues

One Ton of Blues delivers a full, weighty sound that blends traditional blues with elements of rock. Guitar and vocals take a central role, supported by a rhythm section that emphasizes drive and consistency. Their material includes both slower pieces and more energetic selections, creating contrast within each set. The band’s approach prioritizes presence, with arrangements designed to fill space effectively. While rooted in established styles, the execution feels current. Each performance is built on clear structure, allowing the music to carry impact without unnecessary complexity.

Scène Loto-Québec

1:15 P.M.

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Mark & The Shufflers

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Mark & The Shufflers

Grounded in traditional blues forms, Mark and the Shufflers build their sound around rhythm and feel. Drawing from Chicago-style influences, they emphasize groove, timing, and ensemble cohesion. Their music moves between laid-back shuffles and more driving numbers, always anchored by a strong rhythmic foundation. Guitar and vocals remain central, but never dominate, each element contributing to a balanced, unified sound. Rather than chasing complexity, the band focuses on execution, letting the simplicity of the form speak for itself. The result is a performance that feels authentic, direct, and rooted in the essentials of blues.

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2:00 P.M.

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Father'n'Son

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Father'n'Son

Father’n’Son approach the blues as both preservation and reinvention. Using vintage tones and stripped-down arrangements, they revisit the sounds of early blues—from the 1930s through the 1950s—while adding a distinctive generational perspective. Their journey along the Blues Highway informs much of their work, grounding it in lived experience and musical exploration. Winners of the Quebec to Memphis competition, they have carried that authenticity onto larger stages, including the International Blues Challenge. Their performances are intimate yet vivid, capturing the spirit of juke joints and backroom sessions while keeping the music alive for new audiences.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

2:30 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

Scène Place Deslauriers

2:45 P.M.

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Jitterbug Swing

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Jitterbug Swing

Theirs is a unique and traditional type of ragtime blues. Danielle Lemieux sings and plays ukulele and washtub bass, and Brian Edgar plays guitar. Together, they have performed throughout the province for over 30 years.

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3:30 P.M.

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Mark & The Shufflers

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Mark & The Shufflers

Grounded in traditional blues forms, Mark and the Shufflers build their sound around rhythm and feel. Drawing from Chicago-style influences, they emphasize groove, timing, and ensemble cohesion. Their music moves between laid-back shuffles and more driving numbers, always anchored by a strong rhythmic foundation. Guitar and vocals remain central, but never dominate, each element contributing to a balanced, unified sound. Rather than chasing complexity, the band focuses on execution, letting the simplicity of the form speak for itself. The result is a performance that feels authentic, direct, and rooted in the essentials of blues.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

4:00 P.M.

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Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar

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Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar

At the centre of Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar is a voice that commands attention. Martin’s delivery moves effortlessly between grit and soul, supported by a band that brings depth and drive to every performance. Their sound blends blues, roots rock, and gospel influences into a cohesive whole, built on strong grooves and layered arrangements. Live shows are marked by intensity and connection, with each song unfolding as a shared experience between band and audience. With multiple award nominations and critical acclaim, they continue to stand out for their ability to combine power, precision, and emotional impact.

Scène Loto-Québec

4:15 P.M.

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Father'n'Son

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Father'n'Son

Father’n’Son approach the blues as both preservation and reinvention. Using vintage tones and stripped-down arrangements, they revisit the sounds of early blues—from the 1930s through the 1950s—while adding a distinctive generational perspective. Their journey along the Blues Highway informs much of their work, grounding it in lived experience and musical exploration. Winners of the Quebec to Memphis competition, they have carried that authenticity onto larger stages, including the International Blues Challenge. Their performances are intimate yet vivid, capturing the spirit of juke joints and backroom sessions while keeping the music alive for new audiences.

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4:30 P.M.

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Cliff Stevens

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Cliff Stevens

Few artists embody longevity in the blues like Cliff Stevens. Based in Montréal, the guitarist, singer, and songwriter has spent decades refining a sound that blends classic blues phrasing with melodic rock sensibility. His playing is expressive without excess, allowing tone and feel to lead the way. Over the years, Stevens has toured extensively and released a catalogue of original work that highlights both his musicianship and songwriting depth. On stage, he favours connection over spectacle—letting each note breathe and each song develop naturally. The result is a performance style that feels seasoned, sincere, and quietly powerful.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

5:00 P.M.

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Jitterbug Swing

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Jitterbug Swing

Theirs is a unique and traditional type of ragtime blues. Danielle Lemieux sings and plays ukulele and washtub bass, and Brian Edgar plays guitar. Together, they have performed throughout the province for over 30 years.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

5:45 P.M.

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Mark & The Shufflers

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Mark & The Shufflers

Grounded in traditional blues forms, Mark and the Shufflers build their sound around rhythm and feel. Drawing from Chicago-style influences, they emphasize groove, timing, and ensemble cohesion. Their music moves between laid-back shuffles and more driving numbers, always anchored by a strong rhythmic foundation. Guitar and vocals remain central, but never dominate, each element contributing to a balanced, unified sound. Rather than chasing complexity, the band focuses on execution, letting the simplicity of the form speak for itself. The result is a performance that feels authentic, direct, and rooted in the essentials of blues.

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6:00 P.M.

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Steve Marriner & local electric

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Steve Marriner & local electric

Steve Marriner brings a wide range of skills to his work as a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter. His harmonica playing is a defining element, complemented by guitar and vocal work that spans blues, soul, and rock. Performances shift in tone and arrangement, reflecting his versatility. Years of collaboration have shaped a flexible approach, allowing him to adapt to different musical contexts. Each set highlights both individual ability and ensemble interaction. Marriner’s work reflects a broad understanding of roots music, presented with clarity and control.

Scène Place Deslauriers

6:30 P.M.

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Father'n'Son

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Father'n'Son

Father’n’Son approach the blues as both preservation and reinvention. Using vintage tones and stripped-down arrangements, they revisit the sounds of early blues—from the 1930s through the 1950s—while adding a distinctive generational perspective. Their journey along the Blues Highway informs much of their work, grounding it in lived experience and musical exploration. Winners of the Quebec to Memphis competition, they have carried that authenticity onto larger stages, including the International Blues Challenge. Their performances are intimate yet vivid, capturing the spirit of juke joints and backroom sessions while keeping the music alive for new audiences.

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7:30 P.M.

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Jamiah Rogers

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Jamiah Rogers

Chicago-born Jamiah Rogers brings a modern perspective to the blues without losing sight of its roots. His playing combines sharp technique with emotional weight, creating a sound that blends blues, rock, and funk influences. On stage, he delivers with intensity—vocals and guitar working together to shape each performance. Rather than imitating tradition, Rogers builds on it, introducing new textures and rhythms while maintaining a strong connection to the genre’s foundations. As he continues to gain recognition on the international circuit, his work reflects both respect for the past and a clear vision for the future of blues.

Scène Loto-Québec

8:00 P.M.

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Mr. Pinstripes

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Mr. Pinstripes

Style and groove define the sound of Mr. Pinstripe. Drawing from jump blues and classic R&B, the band delivers polished arrangements. Their performances balance smooth, mid-tempo grooves with more upbeat, dance-oriented numbers, creating a natural ebb and flow. Attention to detail is evident throughout, from phrasing to ensemble dynamics, yet the overall feel remains relaxed and accessible. The result is a refined, vintage-inspired sound that remains engaging and contemporary.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

9:00 P.M.

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Shemekia Copeland

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Shemekia Copeland

Shemekia Copeland stands among the most powerful voices in contemporary blues. Carrying forward a strong musical legacy, she combines tradition with a willingness to address modern themes. Her vocals are commanding yet nuanced, capable of moving from forceful to deeply expressive within a single performance. Backed by strong musicianship, her songs often explore social issues alongside personal narratives. Copeland pushes the genre forward while maintaining its core identity. The result is music that feels relevant, grounded, and emotionally direct.

Scène Loto-Québec

10:30 P.M.

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Cliff Stevens

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Cliff Stevens

Few artists embody longevity in the blues like Cliff Stevens. Based in Montréal, the guitarist, singer, and songwriter has spent decades refining a sound that blends classic blues phrasing with melodic rock sensibility. His playing is expressive without excess, allowing tone and feel to lead the way. Over the years, Stevens has toured extensively and released a catalogue of original work that highlights both his musicianship and songwriting depth. On stage, he favours connection over spectacle—letting each note breathe and each song develop naturally. The result is a performance style that feels seasoned, sincere, and quietly powerful.

Le P'tit Caribou

10:30 P.M.

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Mr. Pinstripes

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Mr. Pinstripes

Style and groove define the sound of Mr. Pinstripe. Drawing from jump blues and classic R&B, the band delivers polished arrangements. Their performances balance smooth, mid-tempo grooves with more upbeat, dance-oriented numbers, creating a natural ebb and flow. Attention to detail is evident throughout, from phrasing to ensemble dynamics, yet the overall feel remains relaxed and accessible. The result is a refined, vintage-inspired sound that remains engaging and contemporary.

Fat Mardis

July 10 2026

12:30 P.M.

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Southside Denny

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Southside Denny

Born in South Bend, Indiana, Southside Denny is a Chicago-style blues rocker and accomplished acoustic guitarist with a career spanning more than four decades. Early on, he built his reputation alongside influential figures such as Luther Allison, Sugar Blue, and Pinetop Perkins, while also sharing stages with artists including Ray Charles, Buddy Guy, and Albert Collins. His playing—marked by rapid, melodic phrasing and expressive slide work—has evolved into a style that is distinctly his own.

Now based in Montréal, Denny continues to perform widely, from intimate solo shows to full-band performances. With multiple albums of original material and international touring experience, he remains a dedicated and enduring presence on the blues scene.

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1:00 P.M.

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Fuel Junkie

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Fuel Junkie

Built around a powerful horn section, Fuel Junkie offers a fresh take on blues rooted in groove and movement. The Montréal-based sextet combines the punch of a three-saxophone lineup with the drive of a traditional rhythm section, resulting in a sound that leans into funk, soul, and classic blues. Led by Mark LeClerc, the band thrives on interaction and tight arrangements giving way to moments of spontaneity. Their presence on festival stages and at international competitions reflects a growing reputation. What sets them apart is not just volume or energy, but the precision and cohesion behind it.

Scène Loto-Québec

1:15 P.M.

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One Ton Of Blues

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One Ton Of Blues

One Ton of Blues delivers a full, weighty sound that blends traditional blues with elements of rock. Guitar and vocals take a central role, supported by a rhythm section that emphasizes drive and consistency. Their material includes both slower pieces and more energetic selections, creating contrast within each set. The band’s approach prioritizes presence, with arrangements designed to fill space effectively. While rooted in established styles, the execution feels current. Each performance is built on clear structure, allowing the music to carry impact without unnecessary complexity.

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2:00 P.M.

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Juke it Out

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Juke it Out

Built for the stage, Juke It Out thrives on rhythm, movement, and connection. Their sound blends blues, rock, and R&B into a groove-driven mix that leans toward the dance floor without losing its roots. Each performance is shaped by tight arrangements and a strong sense of dynamics, allowing the band to shift between gritty shuffles and upbeat, feel-good numbers. Rather than focusing on solos alone, the group emphasizes collective energy and flow. The result is a set that feels cohesive and engaging from start to finish—music that invites audiences not just to listen, but to move with it.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

2:30 P.M.

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Father'n'Son

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Father'n'Son

Father’n’Son approach the blues as both preservation and reinvention. Using vintage tones and stripped-down arrangements, they revisit the sounds of early blues—from the 1930s through the 1950s—while adding a distinctive generational perspective. Their journey along the Blues Highway informs much of their work, grounding it in lived experience and musical exploration. Winners of the Quebec to Memphis competition, they have carried that authenticity onto larger stages, including the International Blues Challenge. Their performances are intimate yet vivid, capturing the spirit of juke joints and backroom sessions while keeping the music alive for new audiences.

Scène Place Deslauriers

2:45 P.M.

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Southside Denny

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Southside Denny

Born in South Bend, Indiana, Southside Denny is a Chicago-style blues rocker and accomplished acoustic guitarist with a career spanning more than four decades. Early on, he built his reputation alongside influential figures such as Luther Allison, Sugar Blue, and Pinetop Perkins, while also sharing stages with artists including Ray Charles, Buddy Guy, and Albert Collins. His playing—marked by rapid, melodic phrasing and expressive slide work—has evolved into a style that is distinctly his own.

Now based in Montréal, Denny continues to perform widely, from intimate solo shows to full-band performances. With multiple albums of original material and international touring experience, he remains a dedicated and enduring presence on the blues scene.

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3:30 P.M.

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One Ton Of Blues

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One Ton Of Blues

One Ton of Blues delivers a full, weighty sound that blends traditional blues with elements of rock. Guitar and vocals take a central role, supported by a rhythm section that emphasizes drive and consistency. Their material includes both slower pieces and more energetic selections, creating contrast within each set. The band’s approach prioritizes presence, with arrangements designed to fill space effectively. While rooted in established styles, the execution feels current. Each performance is built on clear structure, allowing the music to carry impact without unnecessary complexity.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

4:00 P.M.

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Johnny Max Band

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Johnny Max Band

For over three decades, the Johnny Max Band has delivered rhythm & blues with a sense of joy and theatrical flair. Frontman Johnny Max leads with charisma and sharp wit, guiding a sound that draws from Memphis, Chicago, and New Orleans traditions. Their music is rich in groove and character, blending polished arrangements with a loose, celebratory feel. Recognition through JUNO and Maple Blues Award nominations reflects both longevity and consistency. With their latest release, Johnny Max & His So Called Friends, the band continues to evolve while staying true to its strengths: strong songwriting, lively performances, and a deep connection to classic R&B traditions.

Scène Loto-Québec

4:15 P.M.

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Juke it Out

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Juke it Out

Built for the stage, Juke It Out thrives on rhythm, movement, and connection. Their sound blends blues, rock, and R&B into a groove-driven mix that leans toward the dance floor without losing its roots. Each performance is shaped by tight arrangements and a strong sense of dynamics, allowing the band to shift between gritty shuffles and upbeat, feel-good numbers. Rather than focusing on solos alone, the group emphasizes collective energy and flow. The result is a set that feels cohesive and engaging from start to finish—music that invites audiences not just to listen, but to move with it.

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4:30 P.M.

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Carl Tremblay

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Carl Tremblay

Carl Tremblay approaches the blues with a balance of grit and finesse, shaped by years of performing across Québec. His sound draws from classic influences yet feels distinctly personal, driven by expressive guitar lines and commanding vocals. Rather than staying in one lane, his performances move fluidly—shifting from deep, reflective grooves to moments of explosive energy. There’s a natural immediacy in the way he plays. Audiences respond to that honesty. Grounded in tradition but never confined by it, Tremblay delivers a blues experience that feels alive, direct, and emotionally resonant.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

5:00 P.M.

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Southside Denny

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Southside Denny

Born in South Bend, Indiana, Southside Denny is a Chicago-style blues rocker and accomplished acoustic guitarist with a career spanning more than four decades. Early on, he built his reputation alongside influential figures such as Luther Allison, Sugar Blue, and Pinetop Perkins, while also sharing stages with artists including Ray Charles, Buddy Guy, and Albert Collins. His playing—marked by rapid, melodic phrasing and expressive slide work—has evolved into a style that is distinctly his own.

Now based in Montréal, Denny continues to perform widely, from intimate solo shows to full-band performances. With multiple albums of original material and international touring experience, he remains a dedicated and enduring presence on the blues scene.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

5:45 P.M.

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One Ton Of Blues

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One Ton Of Blues

One Ton of Blues delivers a full, weighty sound that blends traditional blues with elements of rock. Guitar and vocals take a central role, supported by a rhythm section that emphasizes drive and consistency. Their material includes both slower pieces and more energetic selections, creating contrast within each set. The band’s approach prioritizes presence, with arrangements designed to fill space effectively. While rooted in established styles, the execution feels current. Each performance is built on clear structure, allowing the music to carry impact without unnecessary complexity.

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6:00 P.M.

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The Vaudevillian

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The Vaudevillian

The Vaudevillian, an award-winning duo from Ontario, bring the spirit of jugband and ragtime blues to life through an engaging and rhythm-driven performance style. Featuring Norah Spades and Jitterbug James, they incorporate washboard, resonator guitar, banjo, harmonica, and musical spoons to create a lively and distinctive sound. Their repertoire draws from the prohibition era, delivering upbeat, danceable numbers that reflect the character and humour of early blues traditions.

Beyond the stage, the duo is known for interactive workshops, inviting audiences to explore washboard and spoon playing firsthand. Having performed across Canada, Europe, and the UK, The Vaudevillian combine musicianship and participation to create a memorable and immersive experience

Scène Place Deslauriers

6:00 P.M.

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The Sugar Darlings

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The Sugar Darlings

Formed in Montréal in 2020, The Sugar Darlings bring together blues, soul, funk, and rock ’n’ roll in a sound that is both vibrant and cohesive. At the forefront is vocalist Miche Love, whose rich, expressive voice draws from classic soul and gospel traditions while embracing a contemporary edge. Guitarist Justin Saladino and saxophonist Kaven Jalbert shape the band’s melodic direction, adding texture and contrast through their interplay.

The rhythm section, featuring Neil Robinson and Danick Tardif, provides a steady and responsive foundation that supports the group’s dynamic range. With a collaborative approach to songwriting and arrangement, The Sugar Darlings create performances that feel fluid and engaging.

Le P'tit Caribou

6:30 P.M.

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Juke it Out

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Juke it Out

Built for the stage, Juke It Out thrives on rhythm, movement, and connection. Their sound blends blues, rock, and R&B into a groove-driven mix that leans toward the dance floor without losing its roots. Each performance is shaped by tight arrangements and a strong sense of dynamics, allowing the band to shift between gritty shuffles and upbeat, feel-good numbers. Rather than focusing on solos alone, the group emphasizes collective energy and flow. The result is a set that feels cohesive and engaging from start to finish—music that invites audiences not just to listen, but to move with it.

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7:30 P.M.

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Lloyd Spiegel Trio

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Lloyd Spiegel Trio

The Lloyd Spiegel Trio blends technical mastery with a strong sense of storytelling, creating a sound that moves fluidly across blues, folk, and soul. Spiegel’s guitar work is both intricate and expressive, supported by a rhythm section that adds depth without excess. Their performances are shaped by contrast; quiet, detailed passages giving way to fuller, groove-driven sections. Years of international touring have refined their approach, resulting in a stage presence that feels confident and natural. The trio focuses on musical clarity and connection, delivering a roots-driven sound that resonates across genres and audiences.

Scène Loto-Québec

8:00 P.M.

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The Joel Dupuis Band

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The Joel Dupuis Band

Based in London, Ontario, The Joel Dupuis Band delivers a high-energy, no-frills take on blues rock through a tight three-piece format. Awarded London Blues Band of the Year in 2024, with Dupuis also recognized as Guitar Player of the Year, the group has quickly built a strong reputation across Southern Ontario. Their sound combines original material with fresh interpretations of classic songs, all driven by expressive guitar work and a clear sense of direction.

Still early in his career, Dupuis has already performed at major festivals and represented Canada South at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Backed by Patrick Leduc on bass and Joel Jacobs on drums, the band emphasizes power, precision, and live impact in every performance.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

9:00 P.M.

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King King

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King King

Emerging from Scotland’s blues-rock scene, King King combines technical precision with emotional depth. Fronted by Alan Nimmo, the band delivers a powerful mix of soulful vocals and expressive guitar work. Their sound carries echoes of classic British rock while maintaining a modern clarity and drive. Live performances are central to their identity, built around strong dynamics and a sense of momentum that keeps audiences fully engaged. Rather than relying solely on volume or speed, King King focuses on phrasing, feel, and musical balance—creating a performance that is both controlled and deeply affecting.

Scène Loto-Québec

10:00 P.M.

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Johnny Max Band

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Johnny Max Band

For over three decades, the Johnny Max Band has delivered rhythm & blues with a sense of joy and theatrical flair. Frontman Johnny Max leads with charisma and sharp wit, guiding a sound that draws from Memphis, Chicago, and New Orleans traditions. Their music is rich in groove and character, blending polished arrangements with a loose, celebratory feel. Recognition through JUNO and Maple Blues Award nominations reflects both longevity and consistency. With their latest release, Johnny Max & His So Called Friends, the band continues to evolve while staying true to its strengths: strong songwriting, lively performances, and a deep connection to classic R&B traditions.

Casino de Mont-Tremblant

10:30 P.M.

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Carl Tremblay

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Carl Tremblay

Carl Tremblay approaches the blues with a balance of grit and finesse, shaped by years of performing across Québec. His sound draws from classic influences yet feels distinctly personal, driven by expressive guitar lines and commanding vocals. Rather than staying in one lane, his performances move fluidly—shifting from deep, reflective grooves to moments of explosive energy. There’s a natural immediacy in the way he plays. Audiences respond to that honesty. Grounded in tradition but never confined by it, Tremblay delivers a blues experience that feels alive, direct, and emotionally resonant.

Le Shack

10:30 P.M.

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The Joel Dupuis Band

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The Joel Dupuis Band

Based in London, Ontario, The Joel Dupuis Band delivers a high-energy, no-frills take on blues rock through a tight three-piece format. Awarded London Blues Band of the Year in 2024, with Dupuis also recognized as Guitar Player of the Year, the group has quickly built a strong reputation across Southern Ontario. Their sound combines original material with fresh interpretations of classic songs, all driven by expressive guitar work and a clear sense of direction.

Still early in his career, Dupuis has already performed at major festivals and represented Canada South at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Backed by Patrick Leduc on bass and Joel Jacobs on drums, the band emphasizes power, precision, and live impact in every performance.

Fat Mardis

July 11 2026

12:30 P.M.

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The Vaudevillian

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The Vaudevillian

The Vaudevillian, an award-winning duo from Ontario, bring the spirit of jugband and ragtime blues to life through an engaging and rhythm-driven performance style. Featuring Norah Spades and Jitterbug James, they incorporate washboard, resonator guitar, banjo, harmonica, and musical spoons to create a lively and distinctive sound. Their repertoire draws from the prohibition era, delivering upbeat, danceable numbers that reflect the character and humour of early blues traditions.

Beyond the stage, the duo is known for interactive workshops, inviting audiences to explore washboard and spoon playing firsthand. Having performed across Canada, Europe, and the UK, The Vaudevillian combine musicianship and participation to create a memorable and immersive experience

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1:00 P.M.

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The Sugar Darlings

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The Sugar Darlings

Formed in Montréal in 2020, The Sugar Darlings bring together blues, soul, funk, and rock ’n’ roll in a sound that is both vibrant and cohesive. At the forefront is vocalist Miche Love, whose rich, expressive voice draws from classic soul and gospel traditions while embracing a contemporary edge. Guitarist Justin Saladino and saxophonist Kaven Jalbert shape the band’s melodic direction, adding texture and contrast through their interplay.

The rhythm section, featuring Neil Robinson and Danick Tardif, provides a steady and responsive foundation that supports the group’s dynamic range. With a collaborative approach to songwriting and arrangement, The Sugar Darlings create performances that feel fluid and engaging.

Scène Loto-Québec

1:15 P.M.

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

Drawing from early blues, folk, and ragtime traditions, The Tin Pan Troubadours create a sound rooted in storytelling. Their acoustic approach emphasizes warmth and detail, allowing each instrument to contribute clearly. Rather than building toward large, dramatic moments, their music unfolds gradually, inviting close listening. Influences from early American song traditions are evident, yet the presentation feels immediate rather than archival. Performances often carry a reflective tone, balanced by moments of rhythmic lift. The result is an intimate experience that connects past and present through careful musicianship.

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2:00 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

2:30 P.M.

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Juke it Out

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Juke it Out

Built for the stage, Juke It Out thrives on rhythm, movement, and connection. Their sound blends blues, rock, and R&B into a groove-driven mix that leans toward the dance floor without losing its roots. Each performance is shaped by tight arrangements and a strong sense of dynamics, allowing the band to shift between gritty shuffles and upbeat, feel-good numbers. Rather than focusing on solos alone, the group emphasizes collective energy and flow. The result is a set that feels cohesive and engaging from start to finish—music that invites audiences not just to listen, but to move with it.

Scène Place Deslauriers

2:45 P.M.

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The Vaudevillian

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The Vaudevillian

The Vaudevillian, an award-winning duo from Ontario, bring the spirit of jugband and ragtime blues to life through an engaging and rhythm-driven performance style. Featuring Norah Spades and Jitterbug James, they incorporate washboard, resonator guitar, banjo, harmonica, and musical spoons to create a lively and distinctive sound. Their repertoire draws from the prohibition era, delivering upbeat, danceable numbers that reflect the character and humour of early blues traditions.

Beyond the stage, the duo is known for interactive workshops, inviting audiences to explore washboard and spoon playing firsthand. Having performed across Canada, Europe, and the UK, The Vaudevillian combine musicianship and participation to create a memorable and immersive experience

To discover in the village

3:15 P.M.

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Jim Zeller

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Jim Zeller

Born in 1953 in Sainte-Agathe, Jim Zeller is a celebrated Canadian harmonica player, singer, and songwriter. He began playing at 12 and toured North America by 15, developing a unique blend of blues, rock, funk, and reggae. Zeller has performed with legends like B.B. King, Muddy Waters, and Bob Dylan, even appearing in Dylan’s Renaldo and Clara. With over 30 shows at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and acclaimed albums like Fire to the Wire and Blues from Another Planet, Zeller remains a powerful force in the Canadian blues scene, known for his dynamic style and electrifying performances.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

3:30 P.M.

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

Drawing from early blues, folk, and ragtime traditions, The Tin Pan Troubadours create a sound rooted in storytelling. Their acoustic approach emphasizes warmth and detail, allowing each instrument to contribute clearly. Rather than building toward large, dramatic moments, their music unfolds gradually, inviting close listening. Influences from early American song traditions are evident, yet the presentation feels immediate rather than archival. Performances often carry a reflective tone, balanced by moments of rhythmic lift. The result is an intimate experience that connects past and present through careful musicianship.

Scène Vieux Tremblant

4:00 P.M.

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Mike Goudreau & Boppin’ Blues Band

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Mike Goudreau & Boppin’ Blues Band

Swing, jump blues, and early rhythm & blues come together in the sound of Mike Boudreau & the Boppin’ Blues Band. Their approach is upbeat and accessible, built around strong rhythms and a clear sense of fun. Horn-driven arrangements add brightness and energy, while the rhythm section keeps everything grounded. Performances are designed to move - shuffles, swings, and danceable grooves flowing one into the next. At the same time, the band maintains a clear connection to tradition, drawing on classic styles without feeling dated. It’s a balance of nostalgia and immediacy that keeps audiences engaged.

Scène Loto-Québec

4:15 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

To discover in the village

5:00 P.M.

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The Vaudevillian

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The Vaudevillian

The Vaudevillian, an award-winning duo from Ontario, bring the spirit of jugband and ragtime blues to life through an engaging and rhythm-driven performance style. Featuring Norah Spades and Jitterbug James, they incorporate washboard, resonator guitar, banjo, harmonica, and musical spoons to create a lively and distinctive sound. Their repertoire draws from the prohibition era, delivering upbeat, danceable numbers that reflect the character and humour of early blues traditions.

Beyond the stage, the duo is known for interactive workshops, inviting audiences to explore washboard and spoon playing firsthand. Having performed across Canada, Europe, and the UK, The Vaudevillian combine musicianship and participation to create a memorable and immersive experience

Scène Vieux Tremblant

5:45 P.M.

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

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The Tin Pan Troubadours

Drawing from early blues, folk, and ragtime traditions, The Tin Pan Troubadours create a sound rooted in storytelling. Their acoustic approach emphasizes warmth and detail, allowing each instrument to contribute clearly. Rather than building toward large, dramatic moments, their music unfolds gradually, inviting close listening. Influences from early American song traditions are evident, yet the presentation feels immediate rather than archival. Performances often carry a reflective tone, balanced by moments of rhythmic lift. The result is an intimate experience that connects past and present through careful musicianship.

To discover in the village

6:00 P.M.

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Diana Braithwaite & Chris Whiteley

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Diana Braithwaite & Chris Whiteley

Stepping into a performance by Diana Braithwaite and Chris Whiteley feels like entering another era. Their music draws directly from early blues traditions, interpreted with care and deep understanding. Diana’s vocals carry a timeless quality, while Chris moves effortlessly between guitar, harmonica, and trumpet, adding texture and colour. Together, they recreate the atmosphere of Delta juke joints and early urban blues scenes without losing immediacy. Their long list of awards and nominations reflects both their artistry and dedication to the genre. More than a concert, their show is an immersive journey into the roots of blues.

Scène Place Deslauriers

6:00 P.M.

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Big Time Lew

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Big Time Lew

Rooted in the spirit of boogie-woogie and early rock ’n’ roll, Big Time Lew brings vintage sounds roaring into the present. The Québec-based pianist, singer, and bandleader is known for his infectious energy and irresistible stage presence. Backed by the Screamin’ Rockets, he delivers a rich blend of blues, R&B, and rockabilly that feels both nostalgic and fresh. His performances are built for movement—swinging rhythms, pounding piano, and a voice that cuts through with warmth and grit. Whether lighting up a festival stage or an intimate venue, Big Time Lew creates a celebratory atmosphere that captures the joy and spontaneity of classic dancehall blues.

Le P'tit Caribou

6:30 P.M.

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

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Bosko Baker’s Do Makers

With one foot in tradition and the other in the present, Bosko Baker crafts a blues sound that is both grounded and forward-looking. Influenced by icons like B.B. King and Muddy Waters, he combines expressive guitar work with raw, textured vocals. His music flows naturally between introspective, slow-burning pieces and driving, groove-heavy numbers. Rather than relying on flash, Baker leans into feeling—each performance shaped by nuance, storytelling, and connection. Audiences are drawn in by his authenticity and stay for the emotional depth. As his profile continues to grow, Bosko Baker is emerging as a distinctive voice within today’s evolving blues scene.

To discover in the village

7:30 P.M.

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Spencer MacKenzie

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Spencer MacKenzie

Spencer MacKenzie represents a new generation of blues-rock artists, combining technical skill with a modern sensibility. His guitar playing is central to his sound—shifting from powerful riffs to more melodic, expressive lines. Influenced by classic blues rock, he builds on those foundations with contemporary songwriting and production. Live performances highlight both precision and energy, offering a balance between structure and spontaneity. As his reputation continues to grow, MacKenzie stands out for his ability to bridge past and present, delivering music that feels both familiar and forward-looking.

Scène Loto-Québec

8:00 P.M.

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Glenn Marais and the Mojo Train

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Glenn Marais and the Mojo Train

Momentum is at the heart of Glenn Marais & The Mojo Train. This four-piece blues-rock outfit delivers tightly arranged, high-impact performances built on groove, improvisation, and chemistry. Marais leads with expressive guitar, harmonica, and vocals, supported by a rhythm section that locks in with precision while leaving space for spontaneity. Their sound, aptly described as a “Mojo Train”, rolls forward with force, balancing structure and freedom. Recognition at the International Blues Challenge and a nomination for Best Emerging Artist at the 2026 Canadian Blues Awards highlight their rapid rise.

Scène Place des Voyageurs

9:00 P.M.

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Dawn Tyler Watson et ses invitées

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Dawn Tyler Watson et ses invitées

A powerful celebration of women in blues, Les Grandes Dames du Blues brings together an extraordinary lineup of voices that have shaped and redefined the genre. Featuring the commanding presence of Dawn Tyler Watson, the soulful fire of Crystal Shawanda, the timeless authenticity of Diana Braithwaite, alongside the dynamic talents of Miche Love, Norah Spades, and Trombone Charlotte, this showcase highlights the depth, diversity, and power of women in blues.

Backed by the acclaimed Ben Racine Band, the show promises unforgettable collaborations, electrifying performances, and moments of raw emotion. From deep-rooted tradition to contemporary soul, Les Grandes Dames du Blues is a vibrant tribute to the voices that continue to define and elevate the blues.

Scène Loto-Québec

10:00 P.M.

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Mike Goudreau & Boppin’ Blues Band

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Mike Goudreau & Boppin’ Blues Band

Swing, jump blues, and early rhythm & blues come together in the sound of Mike Boudreau & the Boppin’ Blues Band. Their approach is upbeat and accessible, built around strong rhythms and a clear sense of fun. Horn-driven arrangements add brightness and energy, while the rhythm section keeps everything grounded. Performances are designed to move - shuffles, swings, and danceable grooves flowing one into the next. At the same time, the band maintains a clear connection to tradition, drawing on classic styles without feeling dated. It’s a balance of nostalgia and immediacy that keeps audiences engaged.

Casino de Mont-Tremblant

10:30 P.M.

Jim

Jim Zeller

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Jim Zeller

Born in 1953 in Sainte-Agathe, Jim Zeller is a celebrated Canadian harmonica player, singer, and songwriter. He began playing at 12 and toured North America by 15, developing a unique blend of blues, rock, funk, and reggae. Zeller has performed with legends like B.B. King, Muddy Waters, and Bob Dylan, even appearing in Dylan’s Renaldo and Clara. With over 30 shows at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and acclaimed albums like Fire to the Wire and Blues from Another Planet, Zeller remains a powerful force in the Canadian blues scene, known for his dynamic style and electrifying performances.

Le Shack

10:30 P.M.

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Dwane Dixon

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Dwane Dixon

Energy defines the music of Dwane Dixon. The Montréal-based artist channels the drive of classic blues rock, delivering performances that are bold, gritty, and unapologetically loud. Drawing from Southern rock and blues traditions, his sound is built on strong riffs, steady groove, and expressive vocals. There’s a physicality to his playing, each note pushed with intention and urgency. Yet beneath the intensity lies a clear respect for the genre’s foundations. By combining vintage influence with a modern edge, Dixon creates a sound that feels both familiar and immediate, keeping audiences engaged from start to finish.

Fat Mardis

July 12 2026

1:00 P.M.

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Crystal Shawanda

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Crystal Shawanda

Crystal Shawanda’s voice carries both strength and vulnerability, making her one of the most compelling figures in contemporary blues. Raised in the Wiikwemkoong First Nation, she returned to blues after early success in country music, reconnecting with the sounds that shaped her upbringing. Her songs explore identity, resilience, and lived experience, delivered with emotional clarity and conviction. Whether performing a slow, intimate piece or a driving blues number, she commands attention with ease. Recently honoured as Female Artist of the Year at the Canadian Blues Awards, Shawanda continues to expand her reach while staying rooted in authenticity.

Scène Loto-Québec

1:00 P.M.

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Dwane Dixon

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Dwane Dixon

Energy defines the music of Dwane Dixon. The Montréal-based artist channels the drive of classic blues rock, delivering performances that are bold, gritty, and unapologetically loud. Drawing from Southern rock and blues traditions, his sound is built on strong riffs, steady groove, and expressive vocals. There’s a physicality to his playing, each note pushed with intention and urgency. Yet beneath the intensity lies a clear respect for the genre’s foundations. By combining vintage influence with a modern edge, Dixon creates a sound that feels both familiar and immediate, keeping audiences engaged from start to finish.

To discover in the village

2:00 P.M.

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Trombone Charlotte

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Trombone Charlotte

The Vaudevillian, an award-winning duo from Ontario, bring the spirit of jugband and ragtime blues to life through an engaging and rhythm-driven performance style. Featuring Norah Spades and Jitterbug James, they incorporate washboard, resonator guitar, banjo, harmonica, and musical spoons to create a lively and distinctive sound. Their repertoire draws from the prohibition era, delivering upbeat, danceable numbers that reflect the character and humour of early blues traditions.

Beyond the stage, the duo is known for interactive workshops, inviting audiences to explore washboard and spoon playing firsthand. Having performed across Canada, Europe, and the UK, The Vaudevillian combine musicianship and participation to create a memorable and immersive experience

Scène Place Deslauriers

2:00 P.M.

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Dwane Dixon

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Dwane Dixon

Energy defines the music of Dwane Dixon. The Montréal-based artist channels the drive of classic blues rock, delivering performances that are bold, gritty, and unapologetically loud. Drawing from Southern rock and blues traditions, his sound is built on strong riffs, steady groove, and expressive vocals. There’s a physicality to his playing, each note pushed with intention and urgency. Yet beneath the intensity lies a clear respect for the genre’s foundations. By combining vintage influence with a modern edge, Dixon creates a sound that feels both familiar and immediate, keeping audiences engaged from start to finish.

To discover in the village

3:00 P.M.

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Dwane Dixon

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Dwane Dixon

Energy defines the music of Dwane Dixon. The Montréal-based artist channels the drive of classic blues rock, delivering performances that are bold, gritty, and unapologetically loud. Drawing from Southern rock and blues traditions, his sound is built on strong riffs, steady groove, and expressive vocals. There’s a physicality to his playing, each note pushed with intention and urgency. Yet beneath the intensity lies a clear respect for the genre’s foundations. By combining vintage influence with a modern edge, Dixon creates a sound that feels both familiar and immediate, keeping audiences engaged from start to finish.

To discover in the village

4:00 P.M.

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Le Winston Band

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Le Winston Band

Le Winston Band approaches blues and soul with a refined, groove-oriented sensibility. Their sound is built on balance: expressive vocals, tasteful guitar work, and a rhythm section that supports without overpowering. Rather than pushing extremes, the band leans into nuance, allowing arrangements to breathe and develop naturally. Their repertoire moves comfortably between ballads, mid-tempo grooves, and more energetic pieces, offering variety without losing cohesion. What stands out is their consistency: each element working in service of the whole. The result is a performance style that feels polished yet relaxed, inviting audiences into a space that is both warm and musically engaging.

Scène Loto-Québec

Hébergement Tremblant

THE FAMILY ZONE

Musical instrument workshops, themed face painting and a caricaturist will be present at the Croisée des Chemins.

SEE THE SCHEDULE

July 8 and 9

  • 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M : Crafts, coloring, and giant games

July 10

  • 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M : Airbrush
  • 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M : Crafts, coloring, and giant games
  • 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M : Caricature Artist

July 11

  • 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M : Airbrush
  • 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M : Crafts, coloring, and giant games
  • 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M : Caricature Artist

July 12

  • 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M : Airbrush
  • 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M : Crafts, coloring, and giant games
  • 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M : Caricature Artist

USEFUL INFORMATIONS

Écoresponsabilité Tremblant

ECO-RESPONSIBILITY

The Tremblant International Blues Festival is proud to announce its commitment to environmental responsibility. We firmly believe that it is essential to preserve our environment in order to ensure a healthy, equitable and prosperous quality of life for our generations and those to come. You will find below our current actions, we work to improve this list year after year:

ECO-RESPONSIBILITY

The Tremblant International Blues Festival is proud to announce its commitment to environmental responsibility. We firmly believe that it is essential to preserve our environment in order to ensure a healthy, equitable and prosperous quality of life for our generations and those to come. You will find below our current actions, we work to improve this list year after year.


Transportation

  • Tremblant is a pedestrian site, so once you're there you can walk to everything.
  • Free shuttles are available for accommodations outside the resort.
  • The transportation network of the city of Mont Tremblant is also free and allows to connect the three poles: St Jovite, Lake Mercier and the resort.
  • Bicycle paths also connect all the poles.

Parking

  • Parking is available in the hotels but also around the resort, free shuttles allow you to get from your car to the festival for free.
  • Preferred parking spaces are now reserved for carpooling in Tremblant’s parking lots (3 or more people per car). A total of 60 parking spaces have been allocated in P1-P2-P3-P6.
  • Electric charging stations are available in the hotels and in the VIP parking lot. 40 charging stations for electric cars are available in various parking lots in the pedestrian village. They are identified with a green icon and are reserved for electric cars only. Any non-rechargeable car will be towed at the owner's expense. Please use courtesy and move your car when it is recharged.

Lodging

  • Everything at Tremblant has been designed to help you relax, just bring your suitcase.
  • The layout of the village at the base of Mont Tremblant is characterised by a dense central core that encourages walking. In addition, most of the hotels and residential complexes are served free of charge by a network of shuttles. This organisation limits the use of cars, thereby reducing air pollution. Favouring densification of the area over a more spread out development also reduces the rate of deforestation per housing unit.

Respect of the natural environment

  • No liquid or solid material shall be discharged directly into water or near waterways or lakes.
  • No natural element (plant, rock, dead wood, etc.) may be taken from the natural environment.
  • As of 2009, the watering of landscaping on the South Slope no longer uses potable water. The water required is drawn from Mirror Lake and is not treated. The water is pumped to the pedestrian village. Watering is done at night or early in the morning to reduce water loss through evaporation.
  • Toilets are available at several strategic locations on the site, we proceed to the frequent cleaning of these.

Supplying

  • We prioritize local suppliers whenever possible to promote the local economy and local knowledge.
  • All our purchases are thought out to increase the life cycle of our assets and avoid over-consumption.

Waste management

  • Sorting islands (recycling, compost, waste) are available to preserve the environment. We have our own processing center.
  • When possible, we re-use our signage (reprinting of coroplasts).
  • A daily cleaning service is performed on the site during and after the event.
  • Calculation and compensation of carbon emissions.

Social commitment

  • Promoting local employment: our research focuses primarily on people living in the surroundings of Mont Tremblant, we expand the area as needed.
  • Mobilization of volunteers: volunteers play an essential role in the operation and sustainability of our festival, whether in transportation, in the dressing rooms, on the site, they are everywhere ...