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Join us for a concert celebrating fierce women in music for International Women's History Month.  Four Sask artists from a mix of musical styles including roots, singer/songwriter, R&B and neo-soul. This is a benefit concert with proceeds going to Prince Albert Safe Shelter for Women

Featuring

• Amy Blom
• Jackie K
• Itohan
• Emily and Eden Beaulac

​Presented by SaskMusic.

No minors. $25 plus applicable fees. Doors 7pm, show 7:30pm.

Tickets available through https://www.showpass.com/intlwomensday-pa/ (secure website) or at the door.

Amy Blom is a singer-songwriter from Vanscoy, Saskatchewan. Growing up she listened to classics from the late 70's and early 80's of the pop/rock genre. Her musical influences include but are not limited to The Rankins, Valley, Against the Current, and Dizzy. Amy is a proud supporter of Telemiracle and will be performing with her sister for the fifth year this March. Amy has hinted that she will be releasing an EP later this year.

Jackie Kroczynski is a multi-talented artist known for her lifelong passion for music and storytelling. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Art and has showcased her musical talents as both a performer and conductor in Concert and Jazz Bands across Western Canada and Europe. Drawing inspiration from the prairies and its people, Jackie’s music is infused with their spirit. Jackie has found her voice as a singer/songwriter, captivating audiences with her brilliant storytelling abilities. Currently based in North Battleford, Jackie’s creativity has allowed her to travel many places, including a showcase at Your Roots Are Showing in Ireland. Jackie was thrilled to be nominated for three awards in 2024 including Sask Music Awards Music Professional of the Year, and Sask Country Music Awards for Alt Country Album of the Year and Keyboard Player of the Year. Jackie is very excited to be releasing new music in the Spring of 2025.

Itohan Agbator is a Nigerian-born singer and songwriter. She was brought up in the streets of Port Harcourt where she began to harness her gift of music at the age of six alongside her younger siblings, as they performed on numerous stages ranging from churches to reality TV shows together as a band. Itohan went on to pursue a personal music career as an independent artist after her solo appearance on the Nigerian Idol season 7 where she gained popularity throughout the continent of Africa, becoming a fan favorite and finishing fifth place. Shortly after, Itohan released her debut single “Prayer” and moved to Canada with her family. The young superstar known for her breathtaking viral covers on TikTok and Instagram is slowly taking her place on the music scene as she has released several singles. 

Saskatchewan born twin singer/songwriter duo Eden and Emily Beaulac have been writing music for as long as they can remember. Through a stripped back indie folk sound and introspective lyricism they soundtrack experiences like love, heartbreak and growing up. Eden and Emily have made an entrance into the Saskatchewan music scene this year, playing two summer festivals including Ness Creek and opening up for the band Metamorphosis at the Blackrose Whiskey Club this December. Eden and Emily plan to begin recording their original songs this spring.

This concert series is made possible thanks to support from FACTOR (The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings), the Government of Canada, Canada's private radio broadcasters, and Creative Saskatchewan.