Now in its 40th year, Canadian Music Week is Canada’s leading annual entertainment event dedicated to the expression and growth of the country’s music, media and entertainment industries. Alongside it’s killer conference sessions, trade exposition and awards shows, you don’t want to miss the upcoming performances they have in store! If you’re attending this year, here are 7 artists you definitely don’t want to miss…
7 Artists At Canadian Music Week You Don’t Want To Miss
Mindflip
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“First releasing music professionally in 2018, Mindflip has quietly been making a name for himself amassing more than 30 million streams over the last 3.5 years… Ready to follow up on his 2021 success and having recently played Montreal’s Metro Metro Festival, Mindflip is set to prove that he has what it takes to become one of Quebec and Canada’s next Hip-Hop exports…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch his set on June 9th @ The Weathsheaf, 7PM.
Laureli
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“Her original songs have an unmistakable west coast aura and knack for melody / harmonies. Her signature pacific pop sound has made Laureli a standout amongst a sea of incredibly talented young artists. With time on her side and a passion for the art there is little doubt Laureli will be a force in the pop/rap space for a very long time…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch her set on June 10th @ Bar Cathedral, 7PM.
Max Parker
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“One of Canada’s brightest artists, but isn’t exactly looking to follow in the footsteps of Canadian musical heavyweights before him. Instead, he’s moulding his own path by listening to what speaks (or sings) to him rather than conforming to what’s popular on the radio or trending online. A true individual in every sense of the word, Max Parker is not just an artist you should be keeping an eye on — he’s an artist you will want to brag to your friends that you knew about him before they did…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch his set on June 7th @ The Paddock Tavern, 7PM.
Evil Ebenezer
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“The Vancouver based artist has shared the stage with internationally recognized names such as A$AP Rocky, Tech N9ne, Raekwon, Yelawolf, House of Pain, Onyx, De La Soul and many more. After successfully performing hundreds of show dates across Canada, the US and Europe, Evil’s hard work and dedication has clearly shown to have paid off…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch his set on June 9th @ The Weathsheaf, 7PM.
Domanique Grant
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“Fresh off of her collaboration with the Grammy Awards and RBCxMusic, Domanique Grant is a Pop/Soul, Singer-Songwriter from Toronto, named one of Buzzfeed’s Top 20 Artists to Watch from Canada. With a live show that’s been praised by Ted Talk, recent collaborations with Grammy Award-winning producer Jarrel ‘The’ Young (Drake 2021, The Weeknd 2020, Fall out Boyz 2019) and a Pandemic-song that went viral worldwide, 2022 is set to be a big year for the teal haired powerhouse…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch her set on June 11th @ Bar Cathedral, 7PM.
Jessica Sevier
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“Toronto born vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jessica Sevier is an up and coming country music artist with lots of accomplishments under her belt already… The integrity of Jessica’s song writing has not gone unnoticed, as her original music gained her a spot to compete on the TV show The Shot: Remastered. As well, Sevier was a 2021 CMW (Canadian Music Week) Featured Artist/Performer, an Indie Week 2021 exhibitor and was chosen as one of the top 12 in the CNE Rising Star Competition 2020…” — continue reading on Spotify.
📍Catch her set on June 10th @ The Weathsheaf, 7PM.
Dallas
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“Dallas is a singer/songerwriter from Toronto, Canada rooted in Pop music with accents and influences from the Alternative and Rock genres.” — Learn more on Spotify.
📍Catch her set on June 9th @ The Rivoli, 7PM.
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