Gregory Charles, named an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2016, has been part of the Quebec and Canadian media landscape for three decades, both on television and on the radio. At the end of the 90s, he launched his first one-man show, Noir et Blanc, which he performed 43 times at the Bell Centre in Montreal and was seen by one million spectators.

In 2023, he celebrates his 35th anniversary of career and he will be playing on stage all over Canada. Gregory Charles continues to share his love of music and learning, choral singing, classical music and youth through his professional and community work. He continues to create new ways of displaying talent and spreading beauty.

Sophie discovered her talent for singing at the age of 12, during a karaoke night. This inspired her to pursue her passion and perform her first show in front of an audience in 7th grade. Since 2018, she has been taking singing lessons at Sing house studio. She has also participated three times in the Talent Nation concert in Toronto, which showcases young artists. Sophie is learning various instruments to accompany herself while singing, including ukulele, piano and guitar. In 2023, she participated in La Voix and was crowned the grand prize winner.

A native of Sudbury, Ontario, Dayv Poulin has been a dynamic and beloved figure in the Franco-Ontarian music scene for many years – notably as a member of Les Chaizes Muzicales, Konflit Dramatik, and the great CANO and Harmonium tribute show. Dayv Poulin always gives full measure to his talent for pleasantly rhythmic, solidly structured and irresistibly sympathetic rock compositions. Whether he evokes the difficulties of love or the worries of society, we always feel a powerful background of musical pleasure that makes us want to smile and give in to the joy of the moment. In fact, her latest single Simple de même is a real radio hit.

To see Dayv Poulin live is to experience magical moments, to hear music that breathes and transports you elsewhere.

Originally from Ontario, Michel Lalonde has been performing for over half a century, pursuing his dream of living his music. Of course, there was Garolou: five studio albums, one live album, international tours, two Félix awards and numerous radio hits. In the 1990s, in Saskatchewan, Michel surrounded himself with equally passionate musicians and formed La Raquette à claquettes.
As a solo artist, after Délit de suite (1987) and L’Amour fou (2011), Michel launches Comme un engin (2019) recorded in Prince Edward Island with a handful of Acadian musicians and some guests. Michel Lalonde divides his time between his adopted Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, his creative lair where he continues to work with his musicians Les Loups Marins.

De Flore: where steamy bedroom pop, French-touch nu-disco and sensual neo-psychedelia meet. With a supernatural complicity that dates back to before they were even born, the duo composed of Sarah-Anne LaCombe and Mathieu Gauthier let themselves be seduced by the time that slips away and the velvet that surrounds them. Crowned with the Discovery of the Year and Best EP awards at the Trille Or gala, named ICI Art TV’s Musical Revelation in 2021, the duo has turned many heads since the release of their first mini-album.
With a lace of new songs that are signature indie, sexy and groovy, the two self-taught natives of Hawkesbury and L’Orignal project a nostalgic vibe with pastel colors. On stage, their evasive vocals deliver surreal images over jazzy guitar riffs, psychedelic synths, and loungy beats. Their muffled and sparkling energy gives off a warmth that sometimes requires the use of fans.