Performers

Ginalina
Spirit Stage in Semiahmoo Park
2:00 p.m.

Heart-forward and three-time Juno nominated Ginalina creates a world of indie folk music and beautiful children's books that celebrate family, nature, community, culture, and the connections we share between them. Her songs and stories are respectful and real, warm and winsome, fun and folky, emotive and energizing. Together, and in English, Mandarin, and French, with loved ones, strangers, and friends, we can share wild and wonderful moments of singing, dancing, and a sort of kindness that this world needs more than ever.

Lawless
Spirit Stage in Semiahmoo Park
4:30 p.m

A high energy country band playing danceable favourites from the 80’s right through to today. Featuring four players from across Canada, Kevin, Brad, Wes and JD draw from their unique past experiences stemming from heavy metal to rock to Tennessee gospel! From these experiences, a dynamic and interac􀆟ve band was born. A stage performance that will have you dancing and singing along to all the best songs, from all the best singers, no mater what genera􀆟on you’re from! Prepare to be entertained!

Emma Currie
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
12 p.m.

Emma Currie, a dynamic pop/R&B/soul vocalist and songwriter from Vancouver, British Columbia, is a member of Temagami First Nation. She has performed at various events in and around Vancouver, including Canada Day 150 celebrations, Harmony Arts Festival, and Vancouver Christmas Market.

Emma has released her first EP "Welcome to the Wild" in May 2021, and her self-titled album in November 2022, produced by industry professionals like Adam Stanton and Jamie Kuse. Influenced by artists like Shania Twain, Aretha Franklin, and Stevie Wonder, Emma Currie captivates audiences with her powerful vocal range and stage presence.

Ranj Singh
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
1 p.m.

Ranjit “Ranj” Singh makes music with a distinct Indian-Western flair that he calls “Indo-Canadian Folk”.  He has been writing and performing since the 80's, and has shared the stage with artists such as Jan Arden, 54-40, Colin James, Honeymoon Suite, and Matthew Good. With 3 albums under his belt now, Ranj has been performing over 200 shows a year as a solo artist. With his very unique voice, accompanied by his 2 alternate-tuned 12-string guitars, his genre of music is melodic and soothing, a combination of subtle Indian melodies with Western Folk and classic covers.  

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The Seabillys
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
2 p.m.

The Seabillys play traditional Celtic music & inspired original tunes. This band features rich vocal harmonies, lively rhythms and fun solos to keep their crowds clapping, stomping & singing along. Dan Beer on acoustic guitar & cowbell; Mark Messcu on standup bass; Kat Goheen on violin & bodhrán & Brian Best on banjitar, spoons, harmonica & guitars. The Seabillys have entertained thousands of people in the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island since 2011 with classic Canadian/American folk/pop/bluegrass & maritime tunes at community festivals, private parties & special events.

Monkey Pants
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
3 p.m.

Duncan Minett is a seasoned performer with 35 years of experience in music, stand-up comedy, and acting. He has entertained audiences for over two decades at various events, including the Vancouver Sun Run, fundraisers for Easter Seals, the Kitsilano Showboat, and numerous festivals and pubs across the lower Mainland. Proudly, he regularly performs at 3 Dogs Brewery in White Rock and serves as a Busker for the City of White Rock. Using modern technology like a loop pedal and harmony voice box, Duncan creates dynamic, multi-layered songs during his shows, covering a diverse song list from the 50s to today, catering to the crowd's desire to sing and dance along.

Chris Clute
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
4 p.m.

Wholesome, honest pop-rock with a hint of emo sad boi season. Throughout the last year, Chris Clute released his first ever full length album “Homesick Holiday” and has followed that up with a diverse trail of singles: “Lifestyle”, a down to earth, punk-rock track that is in your face, a self produced christmas song: “My Cheesy Christmas Song” and a hyper-pop feature on “Out Of Reach” by Yung Rxse. While developing his skills as a songwriter, Chris has been building his confidence on stage with his band to deliver an electrifying and engaging show leaving people wowed, welcomed and accepted.

Ashley Pater
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
5 p.m.

Pop singer/songwriter Ashley Pater touches the hearts of her listeners through her music. Ashley’s award-winning songwriting combined with her soulful sultry voice, draws you into her story. She is the first artist to have three songs in the top twenty simultaneously on New Zealand charts. Ashley achieved global editorial playlisting with her newest releases she wrote and performed, “Unforgettable” with over 300,000 Spotify streams in one month and “Malibu” with over 130,000 Spotify streams in only two weeks. As well as “In Your Sleep” which she wrote and performed, with over 1,500,000 Spotify Streams.

The Promised
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
6 p.m.

Known for their acoustic style, high energy music, The Promised is a roots/country band started by Jesse and Noelle Burch.. Together with Casey Shalala on upright slap bass and drummer Rylan Wood, they won the 2019 Breakthrough Country music project and released their debut album "Phoenix" in 2020, approaching 1,000,000 streams on Spotify. With tight harmonies and a powerful sound, their music captures you within its story. Their chemistry on and off stage is undeniable, and their energy will keep you wanting more.

The New Shackletons
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
7 p.m.

The New Shackletons are a high-energy, retro rockabilly trio who originated as backing musicians in the BC country scene. They formed their own independent group, playing a mix of classic country tunes and country-infused pop as "Rebel Country." Based in Vancouver, previously the house band at FanClub on Granville Street, they now bring their infectious dance music to special events. Offering a unique blend of classic and contemporary hits, The New Shackletons guarantee a non-stop, barn-burning dance party that sets them apart from typical country bands. This is not your typical country band.

Dr. Strangelove
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
8:30 p.m.

Dr. Strangelove is a highly entertaining, multi-faceted, six-piece dance band with five talented lead vocalists. Along with a song-list that boasts hundreds of your favourite tunes spanning the decades, the band has the distinct ability to rock any house, big or small. As "Vancouver's House Band", they are best known for their genre diversity, amazing harmonies and fun dance moves! As Dr Strangelove moves into 2023, this band of best friends will continue to light up many local stages in their hometown of Vancouver, and beyond, packing dance floors across the province, as BC’s musical ambassadors!

M'GIRL
Spirit Stage in Semiahmoo Park
1:00 p.m.

M’GIRL Music is an indigenous women's vocal and hand drum ensemble that's been together for over 20 years. M’Girl loves to sing and blend their voices. Managed by Renae Morriseau, she has been gifted songs through ceremony and composed hand drum songs in Cree and Saulteaux, her family's language(s). M'Girl, is a collective of urban Indigenous women from different nations of Turtle Island. M’Girl celebrates the restoration of women in song and provides a lens into how each M'Girl honours their cultural perspectives as visitors of these lands of the Semiahmoo First Nation.

Famous Players
Spirit Stage in Semiahmoo Park
2:00 p.m.

Introducing two of Famous Players’ finest performers: Cassandra Maze and Victor Balconi. This dynamic duo have gone on to captivate audiences with their music at numerous venues, from intimate clubs to big festival stages.

A virtuoso on the bass, Victor brings an effortless groove and positive energy to his performances. With Cassandra’s rich, soulful voice, the result is an uplifting, feel-good sound that will move your body and soul. Drawing on their shared pop, R&B, and jazz influences, this talented duo will play songs you know and love in a familiar yet fresh way.

Bargain Shoppers Club
Spirit Stage in Semiahmoo Park
3:00 p.m.

Hailing from Langley, B.C. Bargain Shoppers Club will have your feet tapping with their upbeat Country/Alternative-Rock style. With band members Brad Hadley (Vocals, Guitar), Rebecca Smith (Fiddle, Vocals), Chris Tayt (guitar, vocals), Eric Lu (Bass), and Tim Huston (Drums), each having performed with a multitude of local music groups including Benny’s Little Brother, The Clumsy Lovers, Tayt Modern, and Spider Cracker, Bargain Shoppers Club will be sure to keep you dancing.

The Beauty Shop Dolls
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
11 a.m.

Three dazzling females singing in tight sunny harmonies, from 1920's jazz standards to 50's and 60's doo-wop! Who can resist the allure of three dazzling females singing in tight sunny harmonies? From swinging classics, to fun retro arrangements of today’s best music, these dolls know how to woo any crowd into an old fashioned love affair. The perfect blend of fetching sugary vocals, classic vintage-pop, and flirtatious performance style.

Dane Warren - Frank Sinatra Tribute
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
12 p.m.

Dane Warren is a Vancouver born professional actor and singer who has been performing on the stage for over 15 years. His love for the golden age of music and film began at a very young age, and who else was able to completely dominate the world of entertainment more than Frank Sinatra? Dane has had the privilege of travelling the world, bringing his love of Frank Sinatra’s music to thousands through concerts such as this, as well as being a performer on Holland America and Princess Cruise Lines. Dane looks forward to sharing Sinatra’s music, and his story.

Cheek to Cheek
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
2 p.m.

Cheek to Cheek is a versatile music duo with Doug, a skilled guitarist experienced in classical, flamenco, R&B, and rock, while Gail is a talented vocalist. They married in 1989 and have been performing together ever since. Specializing in the music of the 50s and 60s, they entertain audiences across Metro Vancouver's private clubs, weddings, and corporate events. Their diverse repertoire spans classic rock, dance, and pop hits, appealing to audiences of all generations. You will not want to miss this talented musical duo.

The Smooth Sailors
P'Quals Memorial Park Stage
3 p.m.

Keeping it Smooth... with Yacht Rock. The Smooth Sailors are Vancouver’s only Yacht Rock Band and Yacht Rock Revue. Buoyed by a common love of the AM radio hits of the ‘70s and ‘80s, this crew hits all the right notes: From Michael McDonald to Christopher Cross, Fleetwood Mac to Kenny Loggins, and even a little Phil Collins; Anchor yourself to a chilled beverage and allow the waves of sweet guitar licks, groovy rhythms to wash over you.

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