Aaron Pritchett got his start in country music playing small clubs across BC and Alberta; he recorded his first album in 1996. In 2016, 20 years later, he released the album, “The Score”, commemorating his 20 years recording and releasing country music. He has released seven studio albums and one compilation. He has won 30-plus awards for his music from the British Columbia Country Music Association and the Canadian Country Music Association.

For more information, visit: aaron-pritchett.com

Known in some circles as Alberta’s party band, Sweet Tequila is a dynamic country music band that churns out powerful grooves and killer vocals. Sweet Tequila is one of the busiest touring country acts in Western Canada, playing at various events and rodeos, including Big Valley Jamboree and the Calgary Stampede. The six-song-long Sweet Tequila EP ‘Rough and You Like It’ was released in 2013.  

For more information, visit: sweettequila.ca

Born in Athabasca, Alberta, and raised on a farm outside of Boyle, Kory Wlos grew up in a musical family. Kory sang in the church choir and learned to read music after joining the school band. In his teens, Kory joined a hometown band called The Rainbow Riders and started writing songs; he eventually took over the band and renamed it, Kory Wlos and the Riders. Kory’s first CD, “Highway Love,” was released in 1999; and his highly popular “Hockey Song” hit the airwaves in 2013. Kory currently resides in Sherwood Park and balances his music career with teaching, and his most important job—being a husband and father.

For more information, visit: korywlos.com