A high‑energy Montreal blues‑rock band led by charismatic Éric Farran (vocals, harmonica). Known for electrifying live shows and a repertoire blending blues, rock ’n’ roll, and country. The group has been thrilling Quebec stages for over 20 years.

Sound vibe: Rolling Stones energy – powerful blues‑rock with plenty of harmonica and a rock swagger.

The stage name of pianist/singer Louis‑David LeClerc, leading Big Lew and the Screamin’ Rockets. He delivers boogie‑woogie, swing, and old‑school rock ’n’ roll with a virtuosic touch on the keys.

Sound vibe: Upbeat, danceable blues with a vintage feel – boogie piano, sax‑driven rhythms, and a hint of rockabilly.

A true Montreal reggae icon. With over 40 years in the business, Jah Cutta (Carlton Williams) has released 12 albums, hit #1 on Canada’s Reggae North chart (with his cover of Marvin Gaye’s “How Sweet It Is”), and shared stages with Peter Tosh, The Wailers, and Buju Banton. His new album Jah Cutta Sings Gold (recorded at Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston) reimagines soul and pop classics in a reggae style.

Sound vibe: Roots reggae with an uplifting, message‑driven spirit – smooth vocals, deep grooves, and the stage presence of a seasoned veteran.