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2026 JUNO Awards Announce Cameron Whitcomb Performance and a Tribute to Joni Mitchell by Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell 

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2026 JUNO Awards Announce Cameron Whitcomb Performance and a Tribute to Joni Mitchell by Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell 

From birth to myth, The JUNO Awards continue to celebrate and support Canadian artists across every stage of their creative journeys. This year’s JUNO Awards Broadcast will feature a breakout performance from TD JUNOS Debut Artist, five-time JUNO nominee Cameron Whitcomb, alongside Sarah McLachlan and Allison Russell, honouring Joni Mitchell with the Lifetime Achievement Award Tribute Performance Presented by the National Music Centre. The 55th Annual JUNO Awards will air live across Canada on Sunday, March 29 at 8 p.m. ET on CBC TV and CBC Gem and globally on CBC Music’s YouTube channel. 

Together, these moments reflect CARAS’ long-standing philosophy of championing Canadian music talent from early development through to enduring cultural impact, a commitment rooted in education, growth, celebration, and honour.

Cameron Whitcomb’s performance marks a defining moment in a breakthrough year. With five nominations this year, the rising artist has quickly moved from discovery to national recognition, connecting with audiences through deeply personal songwriting and a raw, authentic sound. The Nanaimo, BC-native’s album, The Hard Way, and his JUNOS performance not only celebrate a banner year, but underscore CARAS’ commitment to championing breaking talent as they step onto the global stage.

At the other end of that career trajectory stands Joni Mitchell, one of Canada’s most influential and enduring creative voices. The recipient of the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award Presented by your National Arts Centre, Mitchell’s storied career spanning multiple eras, genres, 19 studio albums, live recordings, including timeless works like “Free Man in Paris,” “Help Me,” “River,” “A Case of You” and “Big Yellow Taxi,” has redefined songwriting and left an immeasurable mark on music worldwide. Her legacy will be honoured during the Broadcast with a special tribute performance presented by the National Music Centre featuring 2026 JUNO Nominee, 12-time JUNO Award Winner, including the 2009 Humanitarian Award and 2017 Canadian Music Hall of Fame Induction, Sarah McLachlan, and two-time JUNO Award winner Allison Russell, two artists whose own work reflects the emotional depth, poetic honesty and creative courage Mitchell helped pioneer. 

Broadcast live from Hamilton on CBC, The 2026 JUNO Awards continue to reflect Canada’s evolving music story, honouring both the future being written and the legends whose work will endure forever.

The official 2026 JUNO Awards merch drop is here! Hoodies, long sleeves, tees, snapbacks, socks, and more. Grab the full collection at junoawards.ca/merch or during JUNO Week at select events. Celebrate Canada’s biggest night in music in style.

JUNO Week Events

The official launch of Canada’s Biggest Week in Music starts at the JUNO Kickoff Concert. This concert-style showcase will feature performances from 2026 JUNO Award-nominated group James Barker Band, Robyn Ottolini, 2026 JUNO Award nominee Sacha, Kalsey Kulyk and The Redhill Valleys. 

Beyond the Broadcast stage, JUNO Week 2026 will bring Canadian music to life across Hamilton with a city-wide lineup of live events that showcase artists at every stage of their careers. The full lineup of events is coming soon, but confirmed lineups for some fan favourite events for JUNO Week include:  

JUNOfest Presented by CBC

For two epic nights, Hamilton’s iconic stages come alive with high-energy, genre-spanning performances from your favourite Canadian artists and JUNO nominees — all unlocked with one digital pass for an unforgettable music experience. Featured artists include Amelia Maxwell, Ammoye (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Anna Sofia (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Annie-Claude Deschênes (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Bells Larsen, Billianne, Blunt Chunks, Burs, Caity Gyorgy and Mark Limacher (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Cam Kahin, Carrie Clark, Chris LaRocca, CODE Quartet (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Computer, cootie catcher, Dumb Crush, Ebril, Falls for the Elderly, Felix Cartal (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Feura, Fito Blanko, Garnetta Cromwell & DaGroovmasters, GRAE, Great Lake Swimmers, Ivy Gardens, JayWood, Jordan Astra, Junkhouse, Just Ideas, Kali Horse, Katie Tupper, Korea Town Acid (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Laila Biali, Lia Pappas-Kemps, Lindsay Schoolcraft, Los Chukos, Loversteeth, LU KALA, Mariel Buckley (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Mario Puglia (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Mattie Leon, Mauvey, Miss Emily (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), MXJ, Myst Milano, Nicolette & The Nobodies, poolblood, Puma June, Rachel Bobbitt, Ralph Nyoni, SadBoi (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Sebastian Gaskin (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Shawnee Kish (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Siibii (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Silverstein (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Sister Ray (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Smug LLC, Status/Non-Status, Steve Marriner (2026 JUNO Award Nominee), Steve Strongman, Superstar Crush, Tedy, Ten Minute Detour, Terra Lightfoot, Tia Wood (2026 JUNO Award Nominee). 

JUNO Comedy Show Presented by SiriusXM Canada: hosted by Zabrina Douglas will have sets by 2026 JUNO Award nominees Adam Christie, Charlie Demers, Dave Merheje and Faris Hytiaa

JUNO Stories from the Studio: Hosted by CBC’s Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe with 2026 JUNO Award nominee panellists Joel Stouffer, Karen Kosowski, Jason Dufour

Junior JUNOS presented by CBC Kids and Hamilton Public Library: hosted by Joojo Paintsil with performances from 2026 JUNO Award nominees Ari Cui Cui, Chris McKhool, Ginalina, Hip Kids Music and Young Maestro

JUNO Honouring Ceremony Presented by Destination Indigenous: Hosted by Falen Johnson, the ceremony will pay tribute to the voices shaping the future of Indigenous creativity in Canada with performances by Allied Nations, Little Creek Singers, 2026 JUNO Award nominees Siibii and YB Nakota

Fans can secure tickets to beloved JUNO Week events at junoawards.ca/all-events/

The 55th Annual JUNO Awards, produced by Insight Productions (A Blue Ant Studios Company), will air live across Canada at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, CBCMusic.ca/junos and stream globally on CBC Music’s YouTube channel. 

New Broadcast Performer

Cameron Whitcomb

Cameron Whitcomb’s JUNO Awards performance arrives at a defining moment in his career. The BC-raised singer-songwriter has emerged as one of Canada’s most compelling new voices, earning widespread attention for his honest and emotionally charged songwriting. Following the release of his debut EP Quitter and a whirlwind year of touring, Whitcomb’s music has connected deeply with audiences through stories of resilience, recovery and self-discovery. With five JUNO Award nominations this year, his appearance on the broadcast stage marks a powerful milestone. 

Joni Mitchell Tribute Performers

Sarah McLachlan

Sarah McLachlan’s role in the Joni Mitchell tribute carries deep artistic resonance. As one of Canada’s most influential singer-songwriters and an inductee of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, McLachlan’s career has long embodied the emotional honesty, poetic depth and creative independence that define Mitchell’s legacy. From her own era-defining catalogue to her continued relevance today, including a 2026 JUNO Award nomination for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year, McLachlan represents a direct lineage of Canadian songwriting excellence. Her participation in this tribute is both a celebration of Mitchell’s impact and a powerful reminder of how that influence continues to echo through generations of artists. Accompanied by her long-time band, McLachlan will proudly lead the tribute performance in what is sure to be an unforgettable moment.

Allison Russell

Allison Russell brings a powerful and deeply personal voice to the Joni Mitchell tribute performance, shaped by a career defined by fearless storytelling, artistic independence and emotional honesty. A Grammy and JUNO Award-winner and Polaris Prize short-listed artist, Russell’s work spans music, theatre and advocacy, weaving together themes of survival, compassion and liberation. As a proud member of Joni Mitchell’s Joni Jam band, her connection to Mitchell’s legacy is both personal, and artistic, rooted in a shared commitment to truth-telling and creative freedom. Russell’s participation in this tribute honours not only Mitchell’s influence, but the living, evolving power of songwriting as a force for healing, resistance and human connection.

Bea Elmy Martin Captures Friendship and Growth on Intimate New Single “Anouk”

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Bea Elmy Martin Captures Friendship and Growth on Intimate New Single “Anouk”

Bea Elmy Martin is quietly carving out a vital space within the UK alternative landscape. London born and bred, her music is defined by emotional precision, blending ethereal vocals, orchestral intimacy and brooding electronics. Raised on the sounds of classic soul artists like Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin and Donny Hathaway, Bea developed an early understanding of melody and feeling, using songwriting as a way to process life, love and loss from a young age. She describes songwriting as her journal, a way of breaking overwhelming emotions into something tangible and manageable, allowing moments of beauty, pain and connection to surface gently rather than being forced.

After the release of her 2021 debut single “Blue Escape”, which earned early BBC tastemaker support from Jack Saunders and Lauren Laverne, Bea began a slow, intentional creative journey alongside her producer Dominick J Goldsmith (HÆLOS). That collaboration led to Under The Yew (Vol. 1), released in May 2025, a luminous, grief-to-beauty infused meditation on loss and renewal. Rather than chasing momentum, Bea allowed the work to unfold over time, sustaining its emotional thread through subsequent singles “Lost” and “Born To Fly” from Under The Yew (Vol. 2), before returning in January 2026 with “Unscarred” a track that continued her exploration of transformation and inner strength.

“This project has been a personal excavation,” says Martin. “Under The Yew transforms loss into light—each track a step toward unscarred resilience. ‘Anouk’ feels like coming home.” The record draws comparisons from Air or Portishead to Billie Marten and Adrianne Lenker whilst centering raw emotional precision.

Her new single “Anouk”, offers one of her most intimate moments yet. Written about her best friend, whom she met at university, the song evolved slowly as their relationship changed and deepened over time. “Anouk is a song I wrote about my best friend,” Bea explains. “While recording it, we were living on opposite sides of London, which was challenging at times, but we made it work. Because the song is about someone I love very deeply, every session I felt a push to make it sound more and more ethereal because she is so special to me.” The track became one she revisited more than any other, its structure and feeling shifting alongside the friendship itself. “In a way, the song moved alongside our friendship as it grew and changed. Going back into a song multiple times doesn’t mean you lack intention. Sometimes it’s exactly what a song needs.”

Sonically, “Anouk” leans into softer, more organic elements, pairing plucky acoustic guitars with gentle electronics and celestial harmonies, anchored by Bea’s intimate vocal delivery. A voice note from her friend is laced into the track, adding a deeply personal layer and inviting listeners directly into their bond. The result is a song that captures a specific age, place and emotional chapter that Bea hopes will one day be returned to with laughter, tears and warmth. “A lot changed for both of us during the writing process,” she says, “and I think that movement is woven into the song itself. You can hear the growth, the distance, and the closeness all living side by side.”Across her releases, Bea has earned support from Clash, Notion, Wonderland, EARMILK and Mystic Sons, alongside continued backing from BBC tastemakers Huw Stephens, Tom Ravenscroft, Lauren Laverne and Jack Saunders. With a devoted and organically grown following, Bea Elmy Martin emerges as one of the scene’s most compelling, multidimensional voices: patient, profound, and unmistakably on the rise. The release of “Anouk” will be accompanied by a headline show at The Elephants Head in Camden on the 19th February.

10 Songs That Feel Like Summer

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10 Songs That Feel Like Summer

Some songs don’t just play in the background, they change the temperature in the room. Windows roll down. Shoes come off. The day stretches a little longer. Whether it’s a beach drive, a backyard hang, or a late sunset that refuses to quit, these tracks carry that unmistakable summer charge.

“Cruel Summer” – Taylor Swift
Bright, urgent, and just a little chaotic, this one feels like sprinting through city streets at golden hour. It’s sweaty, breathless pop that captures the rush of a summer crush you know might burn out fast.

“Levitating” – Dua Lipa
Pure disco sunshine. The bassline bounces, the hook glows, and suddenly everything feels lighter. It’s the kind of song that makes even a grocery run feel like a rooftop party.

“Cake By The Ocean” – DNCE
Sugary, loud, and built for dancing without thinking too hard. It has that carefree energy of a beach day that turns into a night you didn’t plan but won’t forget.

“Feels” – Calvin Harris, Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Big Sean
This one practically smells like sunscreen and salt air. The groove is smooth, the vibe is effortless, and it slides perfectly into a late afternoon playlist when nobody’s ready to go home yet.

“Watermelon Sugar” – Harry Styles
Warm guitars and that laid-back pulse feel like heat rising off pavement. It’s sweet without being syrupy, and it captures that hazy, slow-motion kind of summer romance.

“Good as Hell” – Lizzo
Confidence turned all the way up. This track feels like getting dressed for a night out after a long beach day, hair still a little messy, mood fully restored.

“Island in the Sun” – Weezer
Soft, easygoing and nostalgic, this one feels like a memory even the first time you hear it. It’s built for hammocks, quiet roads and days that don’t need a schedule.

“Old Town Road” – Lil Nas X
Playful and impossible to ignore. The bounce and repetition make it perfect for blasting from a car stereo with the windows down, volume just slightly too high.

“Walking on Sunshine” – Katrina and the Waves
No subtlety here, just pure joy. It’s the musical equivalent of stepping outside and realizing the weather is exactly what you hoped for.

“Heat Waves” – Glass Animals
Dreamy and a little moody, like summer nights that linger past midnight. It hums instead of shouts, making it perfect for that quiet drive home when the sky is still warm but the air is finally cool.

Selena Gomez And Kenneth Cole To Be Honored At 2026 Social Impact Summit

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Selena Gomez And Kenneth Cole To Be Honored At 2026 Social Impact Summit

Selena Gomez and Kenneth Cole will be honored at the 2026 Social Impact Summit, set for March 30 at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Hosted by the Social Impact Fund and the FIT Foundation, the third annual event will spotlight leaders working at the intersection of fashion, beauty and philanthropy. Gomez will receive the Excellence in Beauty Philanthropy Award, while Cole will be presented with the Excellence in Fashion Philanthropy Award.

Gomez is being recognized for her work through Rare Beauty and the Rare Impact Fund, which pledges one percent of all Rare Beauty sales to expand access to youth mental health services. In five years, the initiative has raised more than $30 million and supports 30 nonprofit organizations worldwide. “Using my platform in a meaningful way has always been important to me,” Gomez said, noting the fund’s mission to reduce stigma and increase access to care for young people.

Cole will be honored for four decades of advocacy, including early efforts to address the HIV/AIDS crisis and the founding of the Mental Health Coalition in 2020. “I have always believed that business and philanthropy are not independent; they are in fact interdependent,” Cole said. He emphasized his continued commitment to advancing mental health awareness and encouraging open dialogue.

The invitation-only summit will feature panels with leaders from brands including M·A·C Cosmetics, Kate Spade New York, LVMH and The Estée Lauder Companies. The event runs from 3 to 6 p.m., followed by a reception, and marks the first edition focused specifically on fashion and beauty philanthropy.

Kristen Bell Joins “Sonic The Hedgehog 4” As Amy Rose

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Kristen Bell Joins “Sonic The Hedgehog 4” As Amy Rose

Kristen Bell is officially joining the “Sonic the Hedgehog” universe. The actor has signed on to voice Amy Rose in “Sonic the Hedgehog 4,” set to hit theaters March 19, 2027. The casting continues the franchise’s streak of stacking its voice roster with high-profile talent.

Bell joins returning cast members Ben Schwartz as Sonic, Idris Elba as Knuckles and Keanu Reeves as Shadow. The live-action ensemble, including Jim Carrey, James Marsden and Tika Sumpter, is also expected to reprise their roles. Jeff Fowler returns to direct, with Neal H. Moritz, Toby Ascher and Toru Nakahara producing.

Amy Rose was teased in the mid-credits scene of “Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” where she swoops in to rescue Sonic from a swarm of Metal Sonics. In the Sega games, Amy is a pink hedgehog known for her fierce loyalty and her determined affection for Sonic. Her long-awaited film debut sets up a major new dynamic for the franchise.

The “Sonic the Hedgehog” films have collectively surpassed $1 billion at the global box office, with the third installment becoming the highest-grossing entry in the series. With Bell now onboard, the fourth chapter builds on that momentum as Paramount continues expanding one of its most successful game-to-screen properties.

Ed Sheeran And Post Malone Lead Summerfest 2026 Milwaukee Blowout

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Ed Sheeran And Post Malone Lead Summerfest 2026 Milwaukee Blowout

Milwaukee’s Summerfest returns in 2026 with one of its most expansive lineups to date, spanning three weekends, June 18-20, June 25-27 and July 2-4. Headliners include Ed Sheeran, Post Malone and Jelly Roll, alongside amphitheater kickoffs from Garth Brooks on June 16 and 17. The lakefront staple once again blends global pop, country, hip-hop and rock across multiple stages.

The first weekend features Megan Moroney, Don Toliver and Carin León at the top of the bill, with additional sets from Styx, Third Eye Blind and David Lee Roth. Weekend two turns up with Ed Sheeran, Cody Johnson and Post Malone, plus appearances from The Roots, Louis Tomlinson and Audrey Nuna. The closing weekend brings Muse, Alex Warren and Jelly Roll, joined by Sean Paul, Flo Rida and All Time Low.

Across more than 150 announced headliners, the diversity remains a defining feature. From Myles Smith and Russell Dickerson to Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors, the 58th edition stretches across eras and genres. Festival organizers say the full lineup, totaling around 600 acts across 12 stages, will be revealed in May.

Tickets are on sale now, with single-day general admission starting at $25 through February 28 before price increases roll out in the spring. Three-day and nine-day passes are also available, along with separate tickets for American Family Insurance Amphitheater and select reserved stage experiences. Summerfest continues to anchor the Midwest summer calendar with scale and range.

‘Pulp Fiction’ Villain Peter Greene’s Accidental Shooting Ruled Cause Of Death

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‘Pulp Fiction’ Villain Peter Greene’s Accidental Shooting Ruled Cause Of Death

Character actor Peter Greene, best known for his chilling turn as Zed in ‘Pulp Fiction,’ died from an accidental gunshot wound, according to the New York City medical examiner. Greene was 60. He was found dead in his Manhattan apartment on Dec. 12, and the manner of death has now been officially ruled an accident.

The medical examiner determined the cause of death to be a gunshot wound to the left axilla, with injury to the brachial artery. No additional details were released. Greene’s passing was first reported in December, with confirmation from his manager, Gregg Edwards.

Greene built a career playing intense and often menacing characters. In 1994 alone, he appeared in both Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Pulp Fiction’ and ‘The Mask,’ starring opposite Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz. He also delivered memorable performances in ‘The Usual Suspects,’ ‘Training Day,’ and ‘Clean, Shaven,’ earning respect as one of film’s most distinctive character actors.

Following news of his death, Edwards reflected on Greene’s legacy, noting both his screen presence and his generosity off-camera. With a filmography spanning decades, Greene leaves behind a body of work that cemented him as a formidable presence in modern cinema.

Rap Standout Lil Poppa Dies At 25 Following New Single Release

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Rap Standout Lil Poppa Dies At 25 Following New Single Release

Lil Poppa, the Jacksonville-born rapper born Janarious Mykel Wheeler, has died at the age of 25. The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed his passing on February 18. An autopsy is scheduled, and the cause of death remains under investigation. News of his death has sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community and among his devoted fanbase.

Poppa had just released his latest single, “Out of Town Bae,” days before his passing. Signed to Yo Gotti’s Collective Music Group in 2022, he built a reputation for melodic street narratives and emotionally direct songwriting. Over the years, he collaborated with artists including Gotti, Mozzy, Nardo Wick and others, steadily expanding his reach beyond Florida.

Throughout his career, Lil Poppa earned two entries on the Billboard 200 with ‘Blessed, I Guess’ and ‘Under Investigation 3.’ His project ‘Heavy Is The Head’ reached No. 4 on the Heatseekers Albums chart. His music often explored themes of growth, pain and ambition, connecting deeply with listeners who saw their own stories reflected in his lyrics.

Tributes quickly poured in from peers and industry figures, including Dej Loaf, Mozzy and Nardo Wick, who shared messages honoring his life and artistry. With tour dates planned and new music emerging, Lil Poppa’s passing marks a sudden and heartbreaking loss for hip-hop.

Foo Fighters Return With Snarling “Your Favorite Toy” From 12th Studio Album

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Foo Fighters Return With Snarling “Your Favorite Toy” From 12th Studio Album

Foo Fighters are back with “Your Favorite Toy,” the title track and first single from their upcoming 12th studio album ‘Your Favorite Toy,’ out April 24 via Roswell Records and RCA Records. The release marks the band’s first new music of 2026 and sets the tone for a record that pushes their sound into sharp new territory while keeping their unmistakable punch intact. Here it here and below.

Driven by jagged guitar lines and dark keyboard stabs, “Your Favorite Toy” locks into a relentless groove as Dave Grohl delivers one of his most biting vocal performances to date. The chorus lands hard with the hook, “Someone threw away your favorite toy for good,” turning the track into an instant earworm with an edge. It is bold, infectious and wired tight.

Grohl shared, “‘Your Favorite Toy’ really was the key that unlocked the tone and energetic direction of the new album. We stumbled upon it after experimenting with different sounds and dynamics for over a year, and the day it took shape I knew that we had to follow its lead. It was the fuse to the powder keg of songs we wound up recording for this record. It feels new.”

Recorded at home, the album was co-produced by Foo Fighters and Oliver Roman, engineered by Roman and mixed by Mark “Spike” Stent. The 10-track set includes “Caught In The Echo,” “Of All People,” “Window,” “If You Only Knew,” “Spit Shine,” “Unconditional,” “Child Actor,” “Amen, Caveman,” and “Asking For A Friend.” The release launches the band’s Take Cover world tour beginning June 10 in Oslo, following festival headlines at Welcome to Rockville and Bottlerock.

The Bacon Brothers Launch “People In The World Tour” This May

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The Bacon Brothers Launch “People In The World Tour” This May

The Bacon Brothers are thrilled to announce their upcoming People In The World Tour, launching on May 1st in Senatobia, Mississippi, and criss-crossing the country through early fall. The tour takes its name from the band’s anthemic single released in fall 2025.

“‘People In The World’ evokes the spirit of classic social anthems in the tradition of ‘We Are The World’ and ‘People Got To Be Free,’” explains Michael Bacon, who wrote the song. “It’s always a scary thrill to put out a new song, and it’s even more exciting to collaborate with Mare, who is a soulful vocalist from Philadelphia that we collaborated with.” “It wasn’t an easy song to pull off — it took time, care, and real feeling to make it pop — but I can’t wait to play it live alongside a bunch of new songs.”

Kevin adds, “I’m always excited to get out there and share the music with people. Some of my fondest memories are of going to shows — watching players play and singers sing — and feeling that sense of community. There’s something magical about sharing a special night like that with an audience, and that feeling is something you only get in a live show.”

In conjunction with the tour, The Bacon Brothers are partnering with SixDegrees.org to celebrate everyday kindness nationwide. Fans will be invited to nominate individuals they deem “good humans” — people who make their communities better. Winners will be selected and honored in each tour market throughout the run.

The Bacon Brothers — Michael and Kevin Bacon — have spent more than three decades honing a unique blend of folk, rock, soul, and country they call Forosoco. Their music and live performances have taken them around the world, from headlining in Japan to playing iconic venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry.

With 12 albums to their name and a reputation for heartfelt, genre-defying music, The Bacon Brothers continue to captivate audiences. Their latest release, The Ballad of the Brothers, has garnered praise for its depth, craftsmanship, and authenticity.

The Bacon Brothers 2026 People In The World Tour Dates:

May 1 – Senatobia, MS @ Heindle Center
June 19 – Quapaw, OK @ Downstream Casino Resort
June 20 – Princeton, NJ @ The Princeton Festival
June 26 – Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up Tavern
June 27 – Modesto, CA @ Gallo Center for the Arts
June 28 – San Francisco, CA @ City Cruises Live
July 17 – Dewey Beach, DE @ Bottle & Cork
July 18 – Havre de Grace, MD @ Star Centre
July 19 – Washington, DC @ City Cruises Live
July 20 – New York, NY @ City Cruises Live
Aug 8 – Orkney Springs, VA @ Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
Aug 15 – Evergreen, CO @ Mountain Music Fest
Aug 21 – Pottstown, PA @ Sunnybrook Ballroom
Aug 22 – Clayton, NY @ Clayton Opera House
Aug 23 – Clayton, NY @ Clayton Opera House
Sep 10 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Cowels Center
Sep 11 – Wisconsin Dells, WI @ Crystal Grand Music Theatre
Sep 12 – Mount Carroll, IL @ The Rhythm Section Amp
Sep 18 – Shipshewana, IN @ Blue Gate Pac
Oct 9 – Lynchburg, VA @ Historic Academy Theatre
Oct 17 – Chicago, IL @ City Cruises Live

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Eric Alper is a 6-time nominee for Publicist of the Year during Canadian Music Week and has overseen the publicity campaigns for over 183 JUNO Award-nominated albums (and 16 in 2025), 45 Grammy-nominated albums, including 47 JUNO Award, 58 Canadian Folk Music Award, 126 Maple Blues Award-winning albums and is also truly honoured to work with some of the biggest and most important artists of our time.

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