Doylefest Lineup and Tickets

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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.

Weekend passes do not include camping or Regional Park Day Pass. PLEASE NOTE - CAMPSITE IS DOWN TO OVERFLOW CAMPING ONLY.
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.

Tickets
- Adult Day Pass: $35
- Adult Full Weekend Pass: $50
- 18 and under are free
- Sunday Free by Donation

Main Stage Hours:
- Friday: 7 pm – 10 pm
- Saturday: 10:30 am – 10 pm
- Sunday: 10:30 am – 3 pm (Free by donation)

Indoor Cabaret (Friday is 19+ only):
- Friday: 10:30 pm - 1:00 am
- Saturday: 10:30 pm - 1:00 am

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2026 LINEUP

CHRISTOPHER & THE SAINTS | COLIN FARNAN | CUPID'S HEART | DASH REIMER & GHOST NOTE |

FRIDAY CABARET

SATURDAY CABARET

THE NEW DAYDREAM
CUPID'S HEART

THE GLASS HAND FAMILY BAND
BANASTRONAUT
CAMPFIRE JAM: CHRISTOPHER & THE SAINTS

ALL GIRL CHILL

All Girl Chill is a 3 piece all girl band from Saskatoon SK. They write their own songs, and explore the genres of rock, country, bluegrass, and singer-songwriter music. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses guitars, cajon, and ukuleles together with tight 3 vocal harmonies, high energy dances moves, and witty stage banter that will make you want to dance all night long!

ANDREEA THE NARATIVE

With her 2013 release “The Narrative” and then the follow-up 2016 release of the ambitious “Haunted Former Lives”.
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.

AUTUMN MARIE

Autumn Marie is a singer/songwriter based in Saskatoon. She taught herself guitar when she was 8 years old, and has become more and more passionate as the years pass. Autumn plays folk, country, and bluegrass music. Her biggest inspirations for are Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, John Prine, Joan Baez, And Hank William III. Autumn has made appearances at the Saskatoon Fringe festival, and Doylefest 2025.

BANASTRONAUT

Banastronaut is a four-piece alt rock outfit from Saskatoon, SK. Formed in 2021 by old friends, the band focuses their live shows and written music on taking their audience to a place where they can let loose and sing their hearts out. Releasing their sophomore EP in 2026, the group is armed with new hits and ready to storm the festival scene and connect with a new crop of energetic fans.

BRANDON BLATZ

Brandon Blatz is a country/folk singer whose music spans from high-energy to heartfelt. Raised in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, and now based in Calgary, Alberta, Brandon is a self-taught musician who picked up the guitar at just eight years old and later learned to produce full songs on his own. In only a few short years, he’s gone from recording in a dorm room to performing live on stage. His debut EP, Doing Something Right (released June 27, 2025), is just the beginning of what promises to be an exciting music career.

CALEDONIA & REID

Caledonia & Reid are country music duet partners from Biggar, Saskatchewan. They have just recently started performing together this past year and have enjoyed every minute of it! Reid is a country music singer and guitarist, he is influenced by folk music and the neotraditional era. He would like to thank Caledonia for inviting him to play with her! Caledonia is a country music singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. She has been a student of Donny Parenteau for many years and has written songs with him. She hopes to record her original songs in the future. Singing with Reid has been a new and fun experience and she hopes to work with him lots in the future! Reid and Caledonia are both Multi-instrumentalists and Music teachers. They have performed at the Farm in the Dell fundraiser, Biggar’s Block Party and Biggar’s Year end concert. They mostly perform country music covers but recently they have started writing their own music together. Even though they have just recently started performing together, they are enjoying every minute of it!

DASH REIMER & GHOST NOTE

Dash Reimer is an artist and educator based out of Treaty 6 territory in Saskatoon. He was Saskatchewan's 5th Youth Poet Laureate. He works within the worlds of poetry and hip hop and has a decade of experience performing on stages across Turtle Island, North Africa, South Africa and Turkey. Dash is the Co-Director of Circle Made Artist Society, a Saskatoon based non-profit focused on the vitality of our local oral arts scene, especially with hip hop and spoken word poetry. This Fall, Dash will be releasing his first full length album entitled 'Everything That Made Me'.

DILLON GAZ

Dillon Gazandlare is a young man in his 20’s from northern Saskatchewan, he has been nominated for multiple SIMA awards in 2024-2025, and has had the blessed opportunity to play stages from the far north in Saskatchewan to the west coast of Canada.
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.

ELIZA MARY DOYLE

Eliza Doyle is a celebrated Saskatchewan artist, arts leader, educator, and community builder whose work spans more than two decades of performance, songwriting, mentorship, and cultural programming.

As co-founder and Managing Director of the Community Arts Mentorship Program (C.A.M.P.), alongside Holly Yuzicapi (Dakota/Lakota), Eliza Doyle has expanded her focus beyond the stage to create meaningful opportunities for underserved and remote communities. C.A.M.P. strengthens communities through accessible, community-led music and arts mentorship, connecting young people and emerging artists with creative guidance, skills development, and opportunities to build confidence and connection through the arts, which garnered them a WCMA Industry Achievement Award in 2024, and a nomination in 2026 in the area of Community Excellence.

Eliza is also the founder of Doylefest, a celebration of music, community, and artistic collaboration in Saskatchewan that reflects her commitment to creating spaces where artists and audiences can connect, learn, and thrive.

A Juno and international award-winning musician, Eliza has recorded on 23 albums and toured extensively across Canada, the United States, Europe, and the UK. Renowned for her exceptional musicianship, dynamic performances, and work as a banjo player, songwriter, and teacher, she has established herself as a leading voice in Saskatchewan’s music community.

Working between being a professional musician and non-profit leader, Eliza continues to create music, develop innovative arts programming, mentor the next generation of artists, and champion the transformative power of the arts in communities.

ELIZABETH CLYDE

Elizabeth Clyde is a queer indie pop-rock artist from Saskatchewan, Canada. A multi-talented Berklee trained musician, her music is self written, performed, and produced. Her previous music has been recognized in the semifinals of the Unsigned Only competition and the International Songwriting competition.Elizabeth's new single 'Cherries' breaks into the alternative-rock genre with bold lyrics that live in a reckless self-aware truth, the reality of having to sit in the fallout of your own choices. It's punchy with power vocals, slowly building along with the storyline, until the tension breaks mirroring the lyric's unravelling. It's unfiltered, energetic, and full of drive for the new body of work she is building this year. Cherries is currently receiving radio play across Canada, and is charting on AltQRadio at #18.
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.

ELLA JADE

Ella Jade plays a blend of her original songs and familiar covers, and has a sound that reminds listeners of a conversation over coffee and warm hugs. She floats around between sweet pop and indie folk genres. Ella Jade loves storytelling and makes music to share the in-between moments of life.
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!

KIERA DALL'OSTO

The magnetism of Kiera Dall'Osto's voice evokes comparison to the rugged, under-appreciated Karen Dalton, with the achiness of country soul sisters Jeanie C. Riley and Sammi Smith. The hot-shot band she has assembled for her debut album, consisting of Kacy and Clayton and Lucas Goetz (Deep Dark Woods), draws comparison to the melancholia of Magnolia Electric Co. and the rhythmic chug of Fairport Convention.

KOYOT

KOYOT is an Alt Rock/Folk band from Regina, built on a foundation of story-driven songwriting and a dynamic, genre-blending sound. With influences drawn from Cree and Métis heritage, their music bridges cultural roots with modern sounds, creating an immersive experience. The Band is led by Calling Rivers' storytelling and Donavin Logan's songwriting & bass that brings atmosphere to help shape KOYOT’s evolving sound. The lineup is rounded out by lead guitarist Harin Joshi and drummer Dex Yadlowski, whose energy and musicianship bring the band’s sound to life on stage.

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.

LILY MONAGHAN

Hailing from the Canadian Prairies of Alberta, Lily Monaghan is a folk/country fusion singer/songwriter with a passion and talent for writing vulnerable songs with memorable lyrics. Her strong and recognizable voice creates a unique contrast over her folk-pop arrangements, often leaving audiences drawing similarities to artists such as Adele, Chris Stapleton, and Brandi Carlile. Since her debut release in 2022 (“introspection”), Monaghan has performed on many notable stages including Winnipeg Folk Festival (2023, 2024), Edmonton Folk Festival (2024), Celtic Connections (Glasgow, Uk 2025), Westival (Pembrokeshire, Wales 2025), and Pigeon Lake Music Festival (2025).

Described as having a ‘wise beyond her years sound’ (Edmonton Journal, 2023), Monaghan is one to watch in the Canadian music community with a special talent for cultivating a vulnerable and intimate performance experience. Monaghan’s performances are raw, emotional, and above all - memorable.

Since September of 2024, Monaghan has been simultaneously releasing new music and studying her Masters in Music Industries Studies in Glasgow, UK. Monaghan has since embarked on her first European tour early 2026 with locations including Germany, Sweden, Austria and Belgium.

LJ TYSON

LJ Tyson is a Folk/Pop artist from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, known for blending themes of identity and social movement in his music. He identifies as part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and has been vocal about the importance of representation in music for minority groups. Tyson's music often reflects his personal experiences and the stories of loved ones, aiming to connect with diverse audiences and bridge gaps in the music industry. His work has been recognized with multiple nominations for the Saskatchewan Country Music Awards, and he continues to evolve his artistry and influence the music scene.

WHAT IS DOYLEFEST LIKE?

Video made by Saul & Nova Creative in 2024

Doylefest began in September 2014 as a birthday party, music-festival style celebration on Eliza Doyle’s land located outside of Saskatoon, near Asquith, SK. As it has continually grown, she has since developed the birthday celebration into the major fundraiser platform that serves to bring music and art lessons, experiences, residencies, projects and instruments to under-served and remote communities in Saskatchewan.

A new partnership with the Eagle Creek Regional Park (SK) is seeing the festival moved to a fully-serviced campground with amenities such as washrooms and showers, a concession stand, disc golf, mini-golf and 9-Hole golf, children’s area, walking trails, electrical and non-electrical camp spots, and space available for your horses if you choose to ride there!

Doylefest features 34 different musical acts, children's performances, face painting, tie dying, old fashioned family games and late night jamming. Tickets are $35 for the day, or $50 for a full weekend and available at the gate or online. The festival runs Friday 5:30 pm - 12 pm, Saturday 11 am - 1 am, and Sunday 11 am - 3:30 pm. Electrical and non-electrical campsites are available to reserve.