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DOYLEFEST 2026 - TICKETS AND LINEUP
Join us for the 12th anniversary of Doylefest, a family-friendly music festival at Eagle Creek Regional Park, near Saskatoon, SK, celebrating a decade of music, fun, and community, while supporting the Community Arts Mentorship Program
Weekend passes do not include camping or Regional Park Day Pass.
Regional Park Day Passes are $10/day and can be purchased at the gate with cash or debit. You can also pick up a free 7 day Regional Park Pass from any library in Saskatoon with the Park Pass Lending Program for free. All you need is a valid library card.
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Tickets
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Adult Day Pass: $35
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Adult Full Weekend Pass: $50
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18 and under are free
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Sunday Free by Donation
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Main Stage Hours:
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Friday: 7 pm – 10 pm
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Saturday: 10:30 am – 10 pm
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Sunday: 10:30 am – 3 pm (Free by donation)
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Indoor Cabaret (Friday is 19+ only):
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Friday: 10:30 pm - 1:00 am
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Saturday: 10:30 pm - 1:00 am
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2026 LINEUP
ALL GIRL CHILL | ANDREEA THE NARRATIVE | AUTUMN MARIE | BANASTRONAUT | GORDZ BANNED
BRANDON BLATZ | BRIDGE CITY UKULELE CIRCLE | CALEDONIA & REID | CHRISTOPHER & THE SAINTS |
COLIN FARNAN | CUPID'S HEART | DASH REIMER & GHOST NOTE | DAVID FREEMAN
DENVER VENOIT | DILLON GAZ | ELIZA MARY DOYLE | ELIZABETH CLYDE | ENDERBY | GARAGE BAND
GRASSY BLUES | JAY SOLLANO | JIM BALFOUR BAND | JONI | KIERA DALL’OSTO | KOYOT | LACEY JOYCE |
LJ TYSON | MARY LIV | MODESTE MCKENZIE AND ASHLA MICHEL | RAVEN REID | REBECCA BEVERIDGE | ROADSIDE | RUBY ROSE | SABELLE MARTEL | SAMMII | SLOW DOWN MOLASSES | TANGLED BLUNDER |
THEO MACZEK | THUNDERBIRD | THE BON VIVANTS | THE GLASS HAND FAMILY BAND | THE NEW DAYDREAM
THE NIGHTSTANDS | THE POPLAR KIDS | WANDA GRONHOVD
FRIDAY CABARET
TBA
SATURDAY CABARET
TBA


In 2023, the collaborative track “Dystopia” with CNYK was released on International Women's Day, which was strategic and well-timed. The introspective and observationality was a clear representation of the world and the state of society.
In 2024 Andreea The Narrative released a solo diy produced track. “Vegas Boi” dedicated to her late dog Sheri and her living dog Cash. The track chronicles the relationship between the two sweet tiny dogs.
Her other creative and engaging endeavours are as an independent podcaster, journalist for North Sask Music Zine, Plant-based Vegan Living and Tattooing.
Music has been the focal point of life for Nick, from being a long-time CFCR volunteer, board member and chair over the years to playing with a number of different bands. Most recently he is seen holding down the rhythm section of Christopher and The Saints. You can hear the distinct and grooving soundscape of the record “The Rais Sessions” Released November 1, 2024. And the 2025 “Songs From Stanley Mission”.
The importance of collecting records has become a vital part of his musical background. Collecting and enjoying records is a passion of Nick’s as is being part of the thriving Vinyl Community of Saskatchewan based collectors.
He also is on the Polaris Prize Music Jury and has been involved as a volunteer with various organizations over the years. Of note “The Gutsy Walk” with Crohn's and Colitis Canada. Nicholas has also been a regular jazz festival volunteer for several years.










Dillon is also a below the elbow amputee, regardless of his disability it hasn’t stopped him from pursuing music, and becoming familiar with multiple instruments.
He has also been working as an independent artist and backup musician for various bands in Saskatchewan,and has also joined on tour with the robbnash project telling his story in hopes to inspire youth and others.


Elizabeth's live performance consists of a 5 piece band, an incredible blend of musicianship and charisma through bringing her lyrics to life. She is a high energy pop/rock performer.
With consistent releases planned for the rest of 2026, Elizabeth Clyde is reintroducing herself as an artist to watch in the Canadian music space.

She’s a familiar voice in Saskatchewan’s music scene, and has played many venues across the province, and was awarded Outstanding Local Outdoor Singer at the 2024 Fringe Festival. Ella Jade continues to write and perform original music, and recently has started recording with plans to release original songs in the very near future!




KOYOT’s music moves fluidly across styles. Balancing the reflective, folky tone of songs like Kamloops with the immersive, psychedelic feel of Space Cadet and The Count, and a more poetic, pop style feel on tracks like Positano. KOYOT intends to evolve with their experimenting of pushing beyond the boundaries of genre's. KOYOT deliver clear messages to whatever mode of music audiences feel, resulting in a sound that continues to evolve with each release.
With a growing catalogue and evolving live show, KOYOT continues to develop a distinct voice within the Western Canadian music landscape, rooted in collaboration, intention, and a shared drive to push their sound forward.




Roadside is one of Saskatoon’s newest musical projects based around the Blues
infused Country Folk musical stylings of:
Barry James McKay, acoustic guitar and vocals,
Dirk de Boer, slide and lead guitar
Derek Thompson on the Mississippi Saxophone (harmonica).
The three musicians deliver an amplified Blues infused Country Folk sound based on
old and new covers with a growing number of original tunes. Barry James McKay’s
sound is rooted in acoustic country, folk rhythms and stories. Dirk de Boer’s sound has
evolved from a combination of the haunting North American slide guitar traditions and
the electric Blues guitar grooves. Derek Thompson’s Mississippi Saxophone style
harmonica sound is rooted in the old Delta Blues traditions and has been honed by
years of travelling and jamming in and around the Mississippi Delta.



