Jim Cuddy, Canadian Music Hall of Famer, to Headline Stan Rogers Folk Festival

Renowned Canadian musician Jim Cuddy is set to grace the stage at the Stan Rogers Folk Festival, also known as Stanfest, in Nova Scotia this summer. The festival, now in its 26th year, has become a highlight of the Nova Scotian music scene, drawing music lovers from far and wide.

Cuddy, best known for his association with the iconic band Blue Rodeo, will be headlining the event on July 26th, bringing his rich catalog of songs to Canso, N.S. His illustrious music career has garnered him numerous accolades, including 15 Juno Awards, the Order of Canada, and the Governor General Performing Arts Award. Notably, Cuddy was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame alongside his Blue Rodeo bandmates, solidifying his status as a Canadian music legend. Additionally, he holds a star on the Walk of Fame in Toronto, further underscoring his contributions to the music industry.

Festival producer Troy Greencorn expresses excitement about Cuddy’s participation, highlighting his exceptional songwriting abilities and enduring popularity among festival-goers. Alongside Cuddy, the festival boasts an impressive lineup featuring artists such as Dave Gunning, Terra Spencer, Tim Baker, and The Once.

Tickets for the event are now available on the festival’s website, with complimentary entry for children under 12. Attendees can look forward to a diverse array of performances celebrating the rich tapestry of Canadian music.

For more information and a complete list of performers, visit the Stanfest website and prepare to immerse yourself in a weekend of unforgettable music and camaraderie.

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