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Meet Munro & Patrick, a sought after power duo hailing from Saskatchewan, uniting the talents of Heidi Munro and Scott Patrick. Individually, they each have a deep history as well known and outstanding performers. Renowned for their relentless dedication, they’ve solidified themselves as two of the most hard-working artists in the the province. Their performances are charged with an irresistible stage chemistry that, when combined with their fervent, high energy, has propelled them to the forefront. Munro & Patrick’s performances are a captivating experience whether delivered with the simplicity of their voices and an acoustic guitar or bolstered by the support of an A-list band. Audiences are spellbound by moments of whispered intensity, as the duo masterfully weaves together a mesmerizing tapestry of “blues-country-rock” fusion.
This past summer Munro & Patrick hit the road on their first Western Canadian tour performing over 30 dates this summer, Heidi and Scott treat audiences to a mix of original tracks from their acclaimed album, “Give Me Your Rain,” as well as beloved favorites that invite listeners to join in on the chair dancing and sing-along fun. Their performances reflect a deep connection to their musical roots, ensuring an unforgettable experience for all who attend.
JOE
Joe Callahan is a folk/roots/blues singer-songwriter who first performed professionally over 40 years ago as a singer and drummer in a country-rock band called The Rivermen.
Continuing to develop his finger style guitar playing and writing songs with social justice underpinnings, in 2011, he co-produced his first CD Watching the Light (available on I-Tunes and Apple Music) with friend and collaborator Tim Campbell and released it independently to positive reviews, but limited distribution. In 2019 Joe recorded and released an EP, Street Level High accompanied by multi-instrumentalist Peter Snell and bassist Mike Acerra. You can check out some of Joe's music at his Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwIHyYD6YGqbrH9h5PkeV9g
BROCK
Brock Andrews is a heartfelt, high-energy artist who proudly represents Saskatchewan on stages across North America. Andrews started his country music career with the launch of his first full length album "Eight" which spent several weeks in the top ten of the ITunes charts. He achieved international radio play with six songs from that album and has had 8 songs in the top 100 country charts across Canada in the past 6 years. He is one of the most played male country artists from Saskatchewan on Canadian country radio with just over 15,000 spins on syndicated radio and just over 1 million streams combined on all platforms. He is a 15 time SCMA nominee and a CBC Future 40 award winner and his current single “She Got It From Her Momma” has spent over 21 weeks as a top download in Canada.
ALEX
With almost 15 years of accomplishments in Canadian country music, it’s easy to see why Alex Runions’ hometown of Kipling, Saskatchewan raised a billboard in his honour. After taking his first industry steps with his debut self-titled 2009 album, which was produced by CCMA-winning Bart McKay, Runions broke through in 2013 as Big Dog 92.7 and Astral Media's choice for "The Next Big Thing". Through the rest of the decade, Runions enjoyed a string of charting Canadian country radio singles like "Passenger Seat", “FM Dial”, "Little Bit of Sunshine" and a second album, "South of the City", to go along with the collaboration track, "Just Watch Me"-with Dean Kush and JJ Voss-that served as a cornerstone to a fundraising campaign for the Canadian Cancer Society. Runions was rewarded for his efforts with Saskatchewan Country Music Association Award nominations every year between 2013 and 2019 -winning 2016 honours for Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year award and Male Vocalist of the Year. Runions matched this success on stage, playing at some of the most iconic venues in the country, including Big Valley Jamboree, the Grey Cup, and the CCMA Awards Week Songwriters’ Series. Following his 2019 single, "Heartland" featuring Erin Hill, Runions reunited with McKay for 2020's summer single, “Take It Out On Me”, and hit the Top 50 of Canadian country radio with "Middle of a Country Song" in 2021, which was co-written and co-produced by Chris Burke-Gaffney (Chantel Kreviazuk, MacKenzie Porter). The SCMA recognized him again in 2022 with a nomination for Male Artist of the Year. With the dynamic shift in his personal life towards self-improvement-and most recently fatherhood-Runions has embraced a refined direction that embodies an Americana and singer-songwriter blend that will be brought to life through his next collaboration with Burke-Gaffney-the 2024 album, "Above the Clouds and On the Ground"
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9 - 1025 Boychuk Dr, Saskatoon, SK, Canada, Saskatchewan S7H 5B2
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