Past Event
Free outdoor concerts that will satisfy the country fan in you
Les Rythmes Tremblant New Country
Jul
18
Date & Time
Jul. 18, 2024 — Jul. 20, 2024
3:00 PM — 10:30 PM
This event has happened in the past.
Location
Pedestrian Village
Tremblant, 1000 Chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1
Price
Free
Register
Jul
18
Past Event
Free outdoor concerts that will satisfy the country fan in you
Les Rythmes Tremblant New Country
Date & Time
Jul. 18, 2024 — Jul. 20, 2024
3:00 PM — 10:30 PM
This event has happened in the past.
Location
Pedestrian Village
Tremblant, 1000 Chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1
Price
Free
Register
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Program
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July 18 – Guylaine Tanguay
Place Saint-Bernard | 8:30 p.m
With a career spanning more than 35 years, some 20 albums and a hundred shows across the country every year, singer Guylaine Tanguay has built a solid name and credibility in the Quebec music industry.
Her latest albums in the À ma façon trilogy all reached the top of the best-selling French-language charts in Quebec in 2022. A tour followed, and in the spring of 2023, she received a silver ticket, signifying over 25,000 tickets sold.
With a career spanning more than 35 years, some 20 albums and a hundred shows across the country every year, singer Guylaine Tanguay has built a solid name and credibility in the Quebec music industry.
Her latest albums in the À ma façon trilogy all reached the top of the best-selling French-language charts in Quebec in 2022. A tour followed, and in the spring of 2023, she received a silver ticket, signifying over 25,000 tickets sold.
July 19 – Wild Palominos
Promenade Deslauriers | 3:00 p.m and 5:30 p.m
The Wild Palominos is a neo-traditional country band from Montmagny, Québec, Canada. The band's members are Félix Guimond (lead singer), Olivier Tanguay (drummer/back vocals) and Jérémy Boulet (guitar player/back vocals/songwriter). Influenced by Texas honky-tonk bands like Midland, Mike and the Moonpies and Randy Rodgers, the "Pals" are also inspired by southern rock, traditional country and Québec-based artists. They released their first EP album "You Like Missing Me" and played major festivals (St-Tite, LASSO, Festival Country de Lotbinière) in 2023, and are now working on their next album (2024).
The Wild Palominos is a neo-traditional country band from Montmagny, Québec, Canada. The band's members are Félix Guimond (lead singer), Olivier Tanguay (drummer/back vocals) and Jérémy Boulet (guitar player/back vocals/songwriter). Influenced by Texas honky-tonk bands like Midland, Mike and the Moonpies and Randy Rodgers, the "Pals" are also inspired by southern rock, traditional country and Québec-based artists. They released their first EP album "You Like Missing Me" and played major festivals (St-Tite, LASSO, Festival Country de Lotbinière) in 2023, and are now working on their next album (2024).
July 19 – Blue Ridge Band
Place Saint-Bernard | 4 p.m
Blue Ridge Band presents its Down to Business show, a festive and unifying moment for country fans and all those who want to enjoy life with friends after a long work week! The band, made up of Jeremy Plante, Samuel Jalbert-Raymond and Martin Aubin and accompanied by three musicians, invites you to discover the 10 original songs from its Down to Business album, as well as its covers of hits by Morgan Wallen, Keith Urban, Luke Combs, Kane Brown and many others. Hailing from Lévis, the band is making waves on the Quebec and Canadian country scene, both on stage and on the radio, winning over crowds wherever they go. Blue Ridge Band is sure to get the party going with Down to Business, the not-to-be-missed Quebec new-country show!
Blue Ridge Band presents its Down to Business show, a festive and unifying moment for country fans and all those who want to enjoy life with friends after a long work week! The band, made up of Jeremy Plante, Samuel Jalbert-Raymond and Martin Aubin and accompanied by three musicians, invites you to discover the 10 original songs from its Down to Business album, as well as its covers of hits by Morgan Wallen, Keith Urban, Luke Combs, Kane Brown and many others. Hailing from Lévis, the band is making waves on the Quebec and Canadian country scene, both on stage and on the radio, winning over crowds wherever they go. Blue Ridge Band is sure to get the party going with Down to Business, the not-to-be-missed Quebec new-country show!
July 19 and 20 – Caroline and Fannie
Place Saint-Bernard | 6:45 p.m
Professional dancers Caroline Gervais and Fannie Landry have taken part in many shows, including Cinéma Show, Décembre and Comediha! galas. They helped create the choreography for QuebecIssime's Cowboys, and will introduce you to line dancing.
Professional dancers Caroline Gervais and Fannie Landry have taken part in many shows, including Cinéma Show, Décembre and Comediha! galas. They helped create the choreography for QuebecIssime's Cowboys, and will introduce you to line dancing.
July 19 – Andrew Hyatt
Place Saint-Bernard | 8:30 p.m
Hailing from Sudbury, ON, Andrew Hyatt spent years working as an ironworker at a nickel mine before deciding to pursue his true passion with music, and his journey is nothing short of amazing so far.
Hyatt released his debut full-length “Iron & Ashes” in May of 2017 and quickly soared into the Top 10 at Country Radio with the hit single “On Me”. Thoughtful, contemplative lyricism, peppered with country-rock riffs and smoky vocals, “Iron & Ashes” gave Hyatt a robust catalogue of hit songs to showcase during his major appearances/performances.
Hailing from Sudbury, ON, Andrew Hyatt spent years working as an ironworker at a nickel mine before deciding to pursue his true passion with music, and his journey is nothing short of amazing so far.
Hyatt released his debut full-length “Iron & Ashes” in May of 2017 and quickly soared into the Top 10 at Country Radio with the hit single “On Me”. Thoughtful, contemplative lyricism, peppered with country-rock riffs and smoky vocals, “Iron & Ashes” gave Hyatt a robust catalogue of hit songs to showcase during his major appearances/performances.
July 20 – Joffrey Charles
Promenade Deslauriers | 3:00 p.m and 5:30 p.m
Joffrey Charles is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from Quebec. At the age of 14, he discovered a particular interest in music. In 2016, Joffrey attended the Lionel-Groulx college in Saint-Thérèse where he perfected his musical abilities. In 2018, he left to travel to England to explore the world of composition and writing where his very first songs were written. Since then, Joffrey Charles has been on stage, combining smoothness and power of his voice to move the audience into his original world of folk, country and pop influences. His debut album is due April 2024.
Joffrey Charles is a singer-songwriter and guitarist from Quebec. At the age of 14, he discovered a particular interest in music. In 2016, Joffrey attended the Lionel-Groulx college in Saint-Thérèse where he perfected his musical abilities. In 2018, he left to travel to England to explore the world of composition and writing where his very first songs were written. Since then, Joffrey Charles has been on stage, combining smoothness and power of his voice to move the audience into his original world of folk, country and pop influences. His debut album is due April 2024.
July 20 – Léa Jarry
Place Saint-Bernard | 4 p.m
Winner of the trophy for Country Album of the Year at GAMIQ and twice nominated at the ADISQ Gala in 2021 (Revelation of the Year and Country Album of the Year), Léa Jarry's career path never ceases to amaze. A native of Baie-Saint-Paul, Léa has already racked up years of songwriting, experience on the Quebec scene and collaborations with some of the industry's biggest names.
Winner of the trophy for Country Album of the Year at GAMIQ and twice nominated at the ADISQ Gala in 2021 (Revelation of the Year and Country Album of the Year), Léa Jarry's career path never ceases to amaze. A native of Baie-Saint-Paul, Léa has already racked up years of songwriting, experience on the Quebec scene and collaborations with some of the industry's biggest names.
July 20 – Sara Dufour
Place Saint-Bernard | 8:30 p.m
A powerful spark plug! That's the perfect way to describe Sara Dufour. The brilliant singer-songwriter from Dolbeau Mistassini already has an EP and 2 albums to her credit. Since the release of her eponymous album in 2019, she has been touring Quebec and France, piling up the honors (ADISQ and GAMIQ nominations, SOCAN Song of the Year, SPACQ André 'Dédé' Fortin Award and SOCAN Country Music Award). She has played more than 400 shows to a growing and enthusiastic audience, including a performance on the Plains of Abraham during a historic evening with Les Cowboys Fringants at the Festival d'été de Québec in 2023.
A powerful spark plug! That's the perfect way to describe Sara Dufour. The brilliant singer-songwriter from Dolbeau Mistassini already has an EP and 2 albums to her credit. Since the release of her eponymous album in 2019, she has been touring Quebec and France, piling up the honors (ADISQ and GAMIQ nominations, SOCAN Song of the Year, SPACQ André 'Dédé' Fortin Award and SOCAN Country Music Award). She has played more than 400 shows to a growing and enthusiastic audience, including a performance on the Plains of Abraham during a historic evening with Les Cowboys Fringants at the Festival d'été de Québec in 2023.