Music

Stand-Up on the Spot with Jeremiah Watkins was recently featured in GQ Magazine as one of the “Five Funniest Nights in America”. Watch the show's series on Youtube where the episodes and clips have garnered millions of views! The show has been entertaining audiences around LA since 2010. Comedians go up with no prepared material, ask the audience for suggestions, and create Stand-Up on the Spot based off of those suggestions. This is the only stand-up show where you, the audience, get to suggest what the comedians talk about. Stand-Up On The Spot has been showcased at numerous comedy festivals including Netflix is a Joke, JFL Montreal, Moontower, and numerous times at the New York Comedy Festival.

Hailing from Six Nations of the Grand River, and fresh from his triumphant performance at the Los Angeles Kia Forum in front of 18,000 screaming fans for ‘Life is a Carnival: A Musical Celebration of Robbie Robertson’, Mohawk artist Logan Staats continues to prove his performance and songwriting ability. Recent highlights include a Juno Award nomination for his album ‘A Light in the Attic’, receiving the TD SOCAN Indigenous Songwriter Award, earning a Native American Music Award win in the U.S., and charting #7 iTunes Rock Chart for his single ‘Deadman’. Logan first rose to national prominence when he won CTV’s ‘The Launch’ and released his debut single ‘The Lucky Ones’ which peaked at #1 in Canada.

As a land defender, a cultural tastemaker, and a sought-after collaborator, he has performed and created with artists such as Allison Russel, Terra Lightfoot and Serena Ryder. He has brought his raw and electrifying performances across Canada, and around the world, with dates in the U.S., Europe and South America, and acted as support for Mumford & Sons, Eric Clapton and Steve Earle.

80's Confidential

Presented by Bar Candy Entertainment in support of London Health Sciences Foundation

THE SOUNDTRACK OF YOUR LIFE. LIVE ON STAGE.

80's Confidential is a spectacular journey through the decade that gave us unforgettable music, unforgettable fashion, and unforgettable memories.With stunning video, dynamic lighting, and wall-to-wall hits, the show recreates the excitement of a time when every song on the radio felt like an event. From arena-rock anthems and new-wave favourites to power ballads and guilty pleasures, every moment is designed to bring audiences together in a celebration of the music they grew up with.The result is an evening filled with laughter, nostalgia, sing-alongs, and those wonderful moments when an entire theatre suddenly remembers every word.Audiences across Ontario are rising to their feet night after night, proving that great songs never go out of style.Gather your friends, dust off your memories, and get ready to experience the decade all over again.One night. One decade. All the hits.

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To tell the story of Skydiggers is to tell the story of a thriving musical collaboration that was born in friendship and has abided with trust. Over the course of 15 studio albums and countless miles on the road, Skydiggers have grown from enthusiastic youngsters into husbands, fathers, and mentors. And while band members have changed over the decades, Josh Finlayson and Andy Maize remain its beating heart. With new collaborators bringing their unique musical histories into the circle, the sound of Skydiggers continues to evolve.

Rooted in a deep appreciation for storytelling and melody, their music reflects life’s highs and lows with honesty and heart. Whether on stage or in the studio, Skydiggers create songs that resonate – music made by friends, for friends.

Best Blues/R&B 2012 Jack Richardson Music Award winners, 2012 Memphis International Blues Challenge Semi-Finalists and 2011 London Free Press Local Album of the Year winners “Robbie Antone Band” gets its sound from the many influences of lead singer and harmonica ace Robbie Antone. Robbie Antone “Wolf Clan,” hails from the Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation, near London, Ontario.

Marty Kolls is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music lives in the sweet spot between pop, folk, and soul. Her sound is warm and melodic, blending memorable musical lines with the depth and honesty of storytelling and emotional soulfulness. Expressive vocals and layered instrumentation create an intimate listening experience, drawing audiences into songs that feel both personal and timeless.

Rooted in an East Coast childhood and shaped by a life rich with varied experience, Marty now calls London, Ontario home. A mother of two, she is part of a close, supportive network of musicians and friends with whom she plays regularly. This year, she has been releasing new music that continues to explore her signature blend of pop, folk, and soul, sharing songs drawn from her own stories and the subtle, powerful moments she observes in the world around her.

Fast-rising country singer-songwriter Jade Hilton is making waves with her new single “I Want a Cowboy.”

Written by Hilton during a holiday songwriting retreat at her parents’ farm in Norfolk County, Ontario, she later brought the track south to Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where it was recorded live off the floor. The session was engineered by Craig Alvin, known for his work on Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves. “I Want a Cowboy” blends Hilton’s classic country influences with a modern edge and offers an early glimpse into the music she is preparing for her upcoming album.

Last year, Hilton’s breakout single “Dive Bar” earned her national attention, including from SiriusXM Canada, Breakfast Television, Global TV’s The Morning Show, CityNews and CTV’s Etalk, who called Hilton “the hottest new talent in country music.” Since then, Hilton has delivered standout performances at Country Music Week (as part of the CCMA Awards weekend) and Folk Music Week (as part of the Folk Music Canada Awards Weekend). She was also named a finalist for the 2025 Boots and Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase and made her debut at Cavendish Beach Music Festival, The CNE, The Royal Winter Fair and Departure Festival. Just last month, she headlined The Rivoli in Toronto for the first time and sold out the venue. In 2026, she will be on the main stage at Ottawa Bluesfest as direct support for Jessie Murph and Cody Johnson, and also at Misty City Music Festival supporting Jon Pardi. She was also nominated for Country Music Ontario’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year and performed at the awards last month.

Sam Peco is a London based artist who wears her heart and emotions on her sleeve. With inspirations from Lizzy McAlpine and Billie Eilish, she sings with warmth and honesty.

Sam has released a few singles over the years including, 7 seconds, Where do I start and most recently, In Hindsight! Yesterday she actually released her first EP with 5 songs fully written, produced and recorded in her living room!

She is very excited to be able to grow and become the artist she’s always envisioned!

Bill Needham is a singer songwriter born in London On, writing songs since he was a child. His talents were amplified when he put together the vehicle that would later become Broomsticks & Hammers, an award winning folk rock group. After the release of their first studio album they toured many venues across Ontario. Bill’s songwriting style draws from many eclectic sources.

Jaron Camp is a guitarist and singer-songwriter from St. Marys, Ontario. After years of performing with artists such as Emm Gryner and duo project York Street Thought Process, Camp has been pursuing his love of both lyrical folk music along with instrumental jazz guitar. Drawing inspiration from songwriters and improvisers, Camp weaves together intriguing playing and evocative lyrics. The Jaron Camp Trio of guitar, double bass and drums focuses on original instrumental music that pulls from jazz and folk traditions. Jaron Camp recently released “Jigsaw Puzzle”; a jazz folk album that includes tracks with Stephan Szczesniak and Matthieu Savard recorded live off the floor. They have received recognition from radio stations across Canada, most notably Saturday Night Jazz on CBC with Laila Biali.

Later this year, Camp will be releasing a FACTOR funded singer songwriter folk album that brings together a plethora of special guests from throughout Camp’s life in music.