Artist/Songwriter Keynote Interview with Aaron Goodvin
When
- April 14, 2019 - Showtime: 1:00pm
ARTIST/SONGWRITER KEYNOTE INTERVIEW with AARON GOODVIN
as part of the Saskatchewan Country Music Awards Weekend
April 12-14, 2019, Saskatoon SK
Free for delegate badge holders and SaskMusic members, or $10 at the door. Everyone welcome, all ages.
The annual SCMAs take place this year in Saskatoon, including the kick-off party, showcases, songwriters in the round, awards shows and more.
SaskMusic is pleased to present a keynote interview with Aaron Goodvin on songwriting and his artistic path in music industry, Sunday April 14, 1:00-2:30pm at the Holiday Inn Downtown. Aaron will also be hosting the Saturday evening awards show, April 13 at TCU Place.
Interviewed by SaskMusic's Lorena Kelly, we will discuss Aaron's path to success, his approach to songwriting, team building, managing his career and much more.
Visit www.scma.sk.ca for a weekend schedule and information on weekend ticket packages!
Aaron Goodvin is a country singer/songwriter who has a natural ability to light up a stage, connect with his audience, and deliver a show-stopping performance, whether it's an intimate gathering or a crowd of thousands.
- Aaron's debut album on Warner Music Canada features three Top 10 singles: "Woman in Love," "Lonely Drum", and most recently, "Miss Me Yet," garnering 8 million streams
- "Lonely Drum" has been certified Platinum, the only Canadian Single released in 2017 or 2018 to reach Platinum status
- 2018 CCMA Award winner for Song of the Year ("Lonely Drum"). Also nominated for Single of the Year and the SiriusXM Rising Star Award
- 2017 CCMA nominations for the SiriusXM Rising Star Award and the ACMA's Entertainer of the Year
- New Canadian single, "You Are", released to country radio in September 2018
- Full-length CD - his debut U.S. release on Reviver Records - slated for first quarter of 2019
- Exclusive Warehouse One/Aaron Goodvin clothing collection available now in select retail locations across Canada and online
- Successful songwriter with artist cuts including Luke Bryan, Jon Pardi and Cole Swindell
