Sarah MacDougall

Sarah MacDougall: 
Multiple Award winning singer/songwriter Sarah MacDougall is known for her poetic songs and passionate performances. Sarah mixes folk, pop, and rock elements into her infectious, often epic songs. Born in Sweden, now based in Canada, Swedish magazine Nöjesguiden declared her: “one of Sweden’s best singer/songwriters' and Rootstime Belgium described her as 'One of the greatest talents of our era”. 
Sarah has played festivals such as Iceland Airwaves, Edmonton Folk Festival, Reeperbahn, and has shared the stage with artists such as Tallest Man on Earth, Buffy St. Marie, Passenger, and more. She is known for her honest and poetic songs, blistering guitar chops, passionate performances, and unique astounding voice. ‘Could make stones weep’ Q magazine Lisa MacIsaac: Lisa is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist who originally hails from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. She began her on stage career at the age of 10, and she was credited on numerous albums and television soundtracks before forming the highly acclaimed, JUNO & ECMA nominated, Madison Violet. The duo are Canadian Folk Award winners for "Vocal Group of the Year" and also the first Canadians to ever win the John Lennon Songwriting Grand Prize. Madison Violet has toured relentlessly across the globe for over 20 years, gaining lifelong fans along the way, with their stunning harmonies, incredible musicianship and heartfelt lyrics. Lisa was nominated (along with her bandmate, Brenley) for “Producer(s) of the Year”, at the 2023 “Canadian Folk Music Awards”, “Contemporary Album of the Year” and “Single of the Year”. 2023 ECMA nominations for the band included “TD Fans’ Choice Entertainer of the Year”, Folk Recording of the Year”, “Songwriter of the Year”, and “Contemporary Roots Recording of the Year”. They have received mass acclaim from outlets such as the BBC, CBC and NPR and were on Germany's WDR's list of "Best Bands Of All Time". Lisa will have you both laughing and wiping your tears at her storytelling, and tapping your toes when she plays her upbeat Celtic fiddle tunes.