Kevin is a renowned Cape Breton fiddler and pianist hailing from St. Peters but now living in Mabou. Immersed in Cape Breton’s rich musical traditions from an early age, he has become a beloved figure in the local and international music scene.

Peter MacInnis, a celebrated musician, actor, and teacher from West Mabou, Cape Breton, holds a unique place in the hearts of his community and beyond.

Kenneth MacKenzie, a proud piper and fiddler, was raised in a family deeply steeped in Gaelic traditions and musical heritage in Mabou, Cape Breton. His exceptional musical prowess has made him a sought-after performer at local dances, concerts, and festivals, both in his hometown and beyond.

Dawn and Margie Beaton were dancing at age four and started playing the fiddle a year later. Over the years they have performed at concerts, ceilidhs and festivals all around Cape Breton Island, mainland Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Scotland, Ireland, France, USA, England, Brazil, and China.

Heather Rankin is a celebrated singer-songwriter hailing from the picturesque town of Mabou, Nova Scotia. With a musical career that spans decades, Heather has firmly established herself as a cherished voice in Canadian music.

Derrick and Melody Cameron live in Mabou, Cape Breton on the property of the small dairy farm where Derrick was raised. They have been performing music together throughout Canada's Maritime Provinces and the New England States to very receptive audiences for a number of years.

Andrea Beaton comes from a long line of musicians, composers and dancers. She is an award-winning fiddler, tune composer and recording artist who is known for her powerful bow and driving style.

Out of the woods of Mabou, a town that beats in the musical heart of Cape Breton, comes the soulful, ever captivating, Americana singer Aaron MacDonald. It’s this small-town lifestyle that inspires songs for this ECMA nominee.

Joanne MacIntyre hails from Mabou Coal Mines where she was immersed in a culture rich in Gaelic music, dance, and language. Since her teenage years, she has graced stages across Cape Breton, infusing the island's unique style and "swing" into the hearts of appreciative audiences.

Honourable Rodney J. MacDonald is an accomplished recording artist, composer, and step dancer. MacDonald comes from a family of musicians who are known for their traditional “Mabou Coal Mines” fiddle style, drive, compositions, and timing.

When Bonnie Jean picks up her fiddle and bow, she breathes new life into the age-old jigs, reels and airs that have been passed down through generations. Whether live on stage at the beloved Celtic Colours Festival or an intimate ceilidh at the local town hall, Bonnie Jean transports listeners straight to the kitchen parties of yesteryear.

Joey Beaton's piano echoes the rhythms of Mabou's rolling hills and foot-tapping jigs. A fixture of the local music scene, Joey brings the sounds of Cape Breton to life with his masterful playing.

Eddie Cummings made his public debut as a solo artist in 2003, showcasing his talents as a versatile vocalist, acoustic and electric guitarist, and harmonica player. In 2011, his debut single "Lost and Found" soared to the top of the East Coast Countdown, maintaining its position for an impressive 7 weeks!

Lynn Chisholm stands as a beacon of talent in the vibrant music scene of Cape Breton, captivating audiences with her soul-stirring performances and deep-rooted passion for country music.

Jimmy Rankin is a celebrated Canadian country and folk artist renowned for his evocative songwriting and compelling performances.

Music Nova Scotia's Entertainer of the Year comes with a big band and a big sound. Known for their eclectic, high-energy shows, Rankin and the Broken Reeds bring together the region’s top musical talent for a live-music experience!

Bruce Gillis, the dynamic drummer of The Town Heroes, infuses the band's sound with an infectious rhythm that's impossible to ignore.