Saturday, July 26th • 3:00pm • Main Stage
There is something truly captivating about Canadian multi-award winning singer-songwriter Kellie Loder. They are a gifted and accomplished storyteller with a voice that conveys warmth and power. Their lyrical brilliance is honest and vulnerable in ways that make the music feel deeply personal inspiring profound emotion among audiences with their heartfelt songs, playful charm and exhilarating live show. Described as, “a multi-genre marvel,” Kellie’s musical journey began on the shores of Newfoundland & Labrador, lending to their unmatched songwriting prowess, and distinctive blend of folk, Americana and indie pop influences.
Loder’s latest album, Transitions has garnered them a #1 SOCAN Songwriter of the Year Award and charted at #1 on CBC Music’s Top 20 (2023 year end chart), and gives listeners a glimpse of the true authenticity of one of Canada’s most promising and celebrated songwriters. They have released four critically acclaimed recordings and have collected a shelf full of awards and accolades including a prestigious Juno Award nomination, multiple East Coast Music Awards, placing first-runner-up on Canada’s Got Talent (2022), and co-writing with a long-list of notable songwriters. Their empowering anthem, “Fearless” was the soundtrack in the Superpower Dogs IMAX Trailer narrated by Chris Evans (Captain America/Avengers) and music behind CBC’s Tokyo Olympics coverage.
Loder has a bright future ahead, and one thing is for certain, Kellie Loder is a towering talent about to explode on the world stage.
“They’re charming, funny, and relatable in the way only someone with unmistakable star power can be. It’s been a long time since I saw someone work a room so effortlessly. Kellie Loder is a bona fide entertainer.“ – theindependent.ca
“There is something about Kellie Loder’s voice that reaches deep inside your body, unearthing feelings you thought were dealt with (or successfully hidden). It’s good to feel them, though, and Loder is the best company, their powerhouse vocals and vulnerable songwriting acting as buoy and guide.” – CBC Music’s Spring Album Preview
Website: kellieloder.com