Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair Artist Lineup

Get ready to rev your engines and lace up your dancing shoes! Down n’ Dirty is here to electrify the stage with twang, rhythm, and the raw, unfiltered soul of authentic 50s and 60s Rockabilly and Oldies Rock ‘n’ Roll. With a lineup steeped in musical pedigree and fueled by a passion for the golden age of rock, we bring you a sound that’s sharp as a switchblade and smooth as a leather jacket.

This fiery three-piece band, the brainchild of Darren Harry and Ricky Renouf, channels the spirit of legends like Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and Carl Perkins, while throwing in surf-tastic instrumental gems from The Surfaris. It’s a sonic time machine, and the destination is one heck of a dance party!

Originally formed in Gold Bridge British Columbia, Dirt Road Rebels are making waves in the country music scene with their high-energy live shows and catchy original songs.

With a set list that spans from 1990s country to today’s hits, Dirt Road Rebels has something for everyone.

Best known for their reoccurring performances on Netflix’s hit show “Virgin River,” The Promised is a roots band with a little rockabilly flavor. Their first two releases (“We Could Be in Love” & “Don’t Take Me Down) were licensed to Virgin River’s 2nd season, and they were filmed performing them on the show. Shortly after, their debut album, “Phoenix,” was released, gaining international acclaim.

In the following years, the Promised opened for artists such as Jason Aldean, Orville Peck, Randy Bachman, and Jade Eagleson, at festivals across BC and Alberta.

With tight harmonies and a powerful sound, their music captures you within its story, taking you on an emotion filled journey of both sorrow and joy. It’s a ride you won’t soon forget!

Moonshine Mollys are a Canadian Americana duo known for their captivating harmonies and unique unison vocals that create a cool, distinctive sound. In 2024, they graced the stages of iconic events such as the Calgary Stampede, Cloverdale Rodeo, and Sunfest Country Music Festival, also opening for Manitoba’s Kendra Kay. Their rising star was recognized with a Ray McAuley Emerging Artist nomination in 2023 and recipients of the Canadian Choice Award for Nanaimo Entertainers.

Since 2014, Dakota Pearl has been a staple in the British Columbia’s Sea to Sky Corridor.  The bands unique country-rock sound is inspired by the life and the hard working people in the beautiful Pemberton Valley. Their music speaks about things like love, living life to the fullest and the struggles we all share.  

Dakota Pearl bring the big country rock sound and owns every stage they stand.  They go full tilt and you can see how they love what they do and share that with the crowd every time. Dakota Pearl combines new country, southern rock and old time classic country with songs about living life out on the back roads, ripping up the honky-tonks and falling in love in a small town.  

Check out their new EP – “Eleanor”

The Coyotes are a local rock band based in Coquitlam BC. The young group (11 to 12 years old) have been performing and writing original music since 2021 and have been working hard to showcase their talent and make their band successful.

Over the past few years, they have performed a few gigs such as Golden Spike Days, the PoCo Carshow, PoCo Car Free Day, Youth Talent Show at the ACT Thetre in Maple Ridge, and more. Most recently, the band was invited to perform the Vancouver Canucks Pre-Game Show at Rogers Arena.

Her transcendent take on indie-folk, with an integral pop tinge has earned accolades from media, industry moguls, and music-loving masses alike.

The quick-blooming, genre-bending artist has been quite prolific since dropping her debut EP, Learning to Exist, via 604 Records in the spring of 2021 and heralded follow-up LP’s, I hate ur guts, and Sleeping on the Ceiling.

Now, she’s putting the final touches on the next musical milestone of what’s already an impressive artistic path. 

Since busting out on the tribute scene in late 2017, Dave D and his band Perfectly
Petty have been wowing audiences of all ages with their eye-popping shows and their
undeniable musicianship.

Frontman Dave D as Tom Petty presents an incomparable
and honest portrayal of the artist and has been hailed as one of the most authentic
TomPetty tribute artists on the planet.

The New Outlaw Band is a Country/Rock and Roots band with a New Jersey blue-collar feel, Southern Soul, and Texas sizzle. 

Based in Vancouver Canada, these four friends have been playing music together for several years. The New Outlaw Band is a reflection of their history and love of music, and their songs have been heard on Country radio across BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Rock n’ Rodeo isn’t just another country rock band, they’re the embodiment of modern country’s evolution, where rock energy meets Nashville soul.  Born in the vibrant music scene of Vancouver, BC in 2017, this powerhouse collective has already carved out their own lane in Western Canada’s  country landscape.

Appaloosa is an incredible addition to the Canadian music scene! With their roots in Vancouver and a flair for country rock, they bring a unique sound that undoubtedly resonates with audiences. Their standout feature of amazing vocals and harmonies, combined with top-notch musicianship, sets them apart and ensures a captivating performance every time.

Shows: Friday & Saturday

 

Dave Hartney is excited to be back at the Cloverdale Rodeo. He’s become a fan favorite here for his high energy performances and matching big smile. Dave has opened for some of country music’s biggest stars across Canada, like Keith Urban at least summer’s Sunfest music festival. Dave’s songs have been spun across country on radio, satellite, and NHL rinks, as well as ABC’s hit TV show “Nashville,” and Hallmark’s series “Ride.” His current single Jeep Thrills is out now…

 

Shows: Friday & Sunday

Steven DJ JackDaniels Sigurdson has been DJing for over 30 years playing the classics to today’s top hits keeping the dance floor going all night long. This will be DJ JackDaniels 8th year playing the Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair in the Longhorn Saloon. DJ JackDaniels is glad to be back playing the tunes for y’all, so get your boots on and enjoy some great music! 

 

Shows: Friday, Saturday  & Sunday

Singer-songwriter Brad Henry is of Vun Tut Gwitch’in and Inland Tlingit heritage. He is from Whitehorse, Yukon, and was raised in Vancouver. He learned to play guitar in grade school by listening to and emulating his aunts and uncles, who played rock, country, and folk music. Brad’s mother Katherine and three aunts would sing on the weekends at a local radio station in Whitehorse, YT.

Brad has performed his music live on Aboriginal Voices (CTV), The Mix (APTN), Buffalo Tracks (APTN), and Aboriginal Arts and Entertainment (APTN). He released his debut CD titled “Outta The Blue” in 2000. His single titled “Una Rosa Para Ti” was featured in the Adam Beach movie “The Art Of Woo.”

A fiddler and a soulful singer-songwriter, JJ Lavallee is a multi-nominated, multi-award-winning Métis musician. In 2023 JJ had a #1 song, a Top-10 National hit, and took home Male Artist of the Year at the Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Awards. Possessing deep country roots, JJ strives to keep classic country in the mix.

Jane Ashley Cedar Wylie dances as Raven. Her Haida name is skull_tuu, which translates to “fairy slipper.” This orchid grows in Old Masset, Haida Gwaii, BC.

She started dancing when she was 7 after watching and being inspired by another Hoop dancer.  She first learned to dance with 3 hoops and now has 22 hoops and dances with as many as 18 at one time – creating shapes that represent animals like the Eagle and Bear but also the Totem Pole, the Woven Basket, and the World.

Dancing means healing to her.  Her goal is to continue to dance and spread the message of healing. She dances to carry on and honour the traditions of her elders, to teach the old ways to younger faces, and to share indigenous culture with her community and the rest of the World.

Shawn Bullshields was born and raised in Southern Alberta, a member of the Blackfoot Nation. In 2010, he began pursuing music professionally in Vancouver.

Since 2015, Shawn has been performing full-time on Granville Island; he is a singer/guitarist and has a natural charisma and professional delivery that combines a repertoire of songs from the genres of pop, country, and folk.

The point where they intersect is through his masterful singing voice.  He commands instant attention because his voice conveys the truth, beauty, and deep meaning within each song, expressed with the full weight of his personal life experiences.  

The Urban Heiltsuk dance group come from a small community traditionally known
as Waglisla or also known as Bella Bella. The group had been formed sometime in the 1990’s.

Most of their members are in the Lower Mainland to further their education and/or are
working to support our families. This group has been all around the Lower Mainland sharing a
small part of who we are as Heiltsuk people.

Vagabond is an alt-rock trio from northern BC, Canada, blending influences from 90s alt rock, traditional folk, and video game soundtracks.

They’ve played at festivals, and venues across British Columbia, building a fan base, with their album “Few and Far”.

Bush Barbie Sierra Rose grew up on the road and has performed throughout Turtle Island, captivating folks from many nations. Now based in Toronto, she’s been creating and releasing original music for half her life.

She debuts her new songs for her hardest critics, The Critters by the Creek. Her sound is timeless, bringing up nostalgia for grandparents and a fun and fancy-free feeling for children. Sierra is inspired by Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, and mountain people from Appalachia to Lillooet.

Sierra Rose’s performance at the Cloverdale Rodeo will get your toes tapping and fill your heart with honky-tonk spirit.

We are Stars Of The North Drum Group, representing the North West Coast people of the Tlowitsis-Mumtigala Nation of Alert Bay, Turner Island, Tsakis in Port Hardy, Village Island on Vancouver Island, and the Stolo people of Seabird Island, Chilliwack, BC. 

Stars of the North Drum Group was born in August of 2009 with the guidance of our Grandparents, family members, and many elders sharing their wisdom, and their knowledge, and passing down to us their stories that our mother, LaDonna Wiks Joseph Hindmarch, puts into her own written songs, in English implementing our Kwakwala Language. 

Blues Man Murray Porter’s music career has taken him all over the world for the last 40 years. He’s a
proud Mohawk man from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory in southern Ontario, who now lives
on Squamish Nation unceded territory in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

Murray may have a blues soul to the core, but he also grew up on rock and roll, R & B, and country
music.

The Golden Archies are a seriously fun band! With a combined experience of over 200 years in the entertainment industry in recording acts and top-rated cover bands, this is a band that has the know-how, experience and chops to deliver a professional-level show.

Their set list covers a broad range of rock artists with some unusual fan favorites rarely performed, (like the Beatles Abbey Road Medley, for example), as well as many other rock hits and deep tracks from the 60s to the 00s!

A lineup of musical veterans and good friends with adventurous spirits, great imaginations and great chops are what makes it all possible.

Putting their own unique spin on time-tested audience favorites, this act takes the dueling piano concept to a whole new level.

They love the simple, classic sound of two pianos going at it, dishing out plenty of familiar sing-along tunes by piano greats such as Elton John, Billy Joel, and Jerry Lee Lewis while blending the perfect combination of classics and today’s faves.

They take pride in always finding the perfect balance that suits the crowd with a massive request repertoire (just try to stump them) and a heavy dose of audience interaction. These two fearless performers are willing to try just about ANYTHING in the name of fun and beautiful music, making this show a guaranteed great time.

Based in Prince George, British Columbia, the Chris Goodwin Band (CGB) is a high-energy, four-piece country group that has been captivating audiences across Western Canada since 2019. Known for their lively and interactive performances, CGB has built a strong reputation as entertainers who keep audiences engaged from start to finish.

With an authentic sound that bridges modern and traditional country, the CGB is steadily carving a name for themselves in the Canadian country music scene.

Cody Morgan, a talented BCCMA artist, captivates audiences with his powerful country vocals and passion for acoustic guitar.

Drawing inspiration from legends like Brooks & Dunn and Jason Aldean, his original music vividly narrates heartfelt and humorous life stories.

Through both original songs and beloved covers, Cody forges strong connections with new fans during his dynamic live shows. 

Singer-songwriter Duane Watson, ‘’the long-haired, redneck son of a war-vet’ was born in Calgary & raised on cattle ranches in Northern BC & Alberta. Starting his musical journey at age 7, he was writing songs & performing by his early teens. By 17, Duane was a full-time musician, touring Western Canada solo & with the Duane Watson Band for over 22 years.

After a 20-year break, Duane has returned with renewed passion for his craft.

The Gravel-Aires play contemporary Acoustic Roots, North-Americana, Country, and Blues music, currently performing in Vancouver area pubs, clubs and cafes.

The Gravel-Aires write and perform a collection of songs influenced by styles and eras of music that poured out of dance halls, jukeboxes, and living room radio speakers in days gone by. The songs are performed with related current event, human nature situations or social commentary stories as introductions. And . . . they are fun!

Horse Opera is Roots Rock, Outlaw Country, Canadiana…but in truth, no genre can contain them – it just means they play whatever they want: rootsy Rock ‘n Roll with a dash of soul, a touch of twang, a bit of blues, with punk energy and rockabilly attitude that will make you think and dance at the same time.

Their original songs feature strong hooks, distinctive vocals and a twin guitar attack. Mixed in with their originals are covers by artists like Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan, Delbert McClinton, Johnny Burnett Trio, and even Lady Gaga.

Born and raised on Vancouver Island, Canada’s newest and hottest female country duo, JaimesonRhy. A combination of powerhouse vocals and angelic harmonies, their voices blend together so effortlessly, creating a force to be reckoned with.

With influences such as Gretchen Wilson, The Chicks, and Miranda Lambert, JaimesonRhy bring their own blend of country, pop, and rock to their stage.

Judah Wardrope is a up and coming country singer with the BC Country Music Association.

Growing up in Saskatchewan, Judah has been influenced by both new and old school country and rock, and his goal is to help people relate to what there going through, and have a dang good time.

Factor Funded Country Artist Kassandra Clack is no stranger to radio buzz in both major and satellite radio markets.

With her most recent recognition from Siriusxm’s Top Of The Country involvement and over 100,000 collective streams in digital stores, Kassandra has enhanced her industry presence while producing her debut album “Trippin’ In Heels” released in May of 2023. 

Independent country artist and songwriter, Makayla Charleen, resides in the heart of the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. This boot scootin’ cowgirl, with her rootsy honky-tonk storytelling and soulful vocal delivery, is taking hold of the country music scene.

Makayla’s music will have you swooning over your long-lost cowboy and searching for your next passing flame.

 

Whiskey Blind blends their unique sound of country and rock n roll which makes them stand out from other artists. They’re a young group band that has a ton of energy and really know how to keep the crowd engaged.

They’ve played small dive bars to shows for the Vancouver Canucks and the Vancouver Warriors at Rogers Arena in a short 3 years. A true authentic band that really knows how to connect with the blue-collar type of crowd.

Karen Fowlie is a singer songwriter with deep musical roots in her community.

Influenced by Joni Mitchell, Chantal Kreviatzuk, Sarah McLachlan, Emmy Lou Harris, Jann Arden, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Carrie Underwood and more) Fowlie writes songs people can easily relate to. 

Troy Toma is a Canadian Vancouver-based Country artist. Troy began his journey of playing guitar when his family moved to California. He discovered it became more than just a hobby, and when he moved back, Troy enrolled in Kwantlen University and studied Classical Guitar for 3 years full-time.

Towards the Country Genre, Troy keeps busy Performing, Teaching, and writing on a regular occurrence, always looking forward to releasing new material.

Get ready for a soulful blend of blues, rock, and gritty storytelling with Johnny Bootleg. Known for his captivating performances and raw talent, Johnny Bootleg brings an electric energy to every stage he steps on.

A returning favorite at the Cloverdale Rodeo, he delivers an exciting mix of country bangers, classic rock anthems, and modern pop hits that keep audiences tapping their boots and singing along. Don’t miss this unforgettable act!

Mbria Spirit are International-Touring and Award-Winning Musicians living on Vancouver Island, Canada.

Tafadzwa and Amy Matamba are best known for their exceptional harmonies, epic song choices and the ability to light up a room with their lively, joyful and high energy presence that engages and endears universal audiences.

Named BCCMA Emerging Artist of the Year (2023), she released her single “Country Side of Me” in March 2024, landing on Canadian country radio and SiriusXM’s “Top of the Country.”Courtney Hunt is a rising force in Canadian country music.