SaskMusic is returning to Montréal this month, as the renowned music industry events Mundial and M for Montréal return and celebrate their 15th and 20th years respectively.
This year, three Saskatchewan artists will be performing. Lancelot Knight (Saskatoon) will perform an official showcase at Mundial, and Jake Vaadeland (Cut Knife) and The Pxrtals (Saskatoon) will perform official showcases at M for Montréal.
“These events are essential in presenting Saskatchewan’s talented export artists to the world stage,” Kaelen Klypak, SaskMusic’s Export and Program Manager says.
“In an era of global uncertainty, showcasing allows Saskatchewan artists the opportunity to present their music to the Canadian and global marketplace. Often, these events offer talented Canadian and Saskatchewan creatives a competitive advantage in their careers—and we’re lucky to be supporting these talented musicians in Montreal this year,” Klypak added.
SaskMusic will also be on the ground participating in networking, business-to-business meetings, and educational events while supporting our artists and representing the Saskatchewan music industry at these export missions.
This year, we’re pleased that the must-attend ‘All Together Now’ dinner is back for 2025, providing an opportunity to connect and network with professionals from the industry from Canada and abroad.
This event is presented by SaskMusic, in partnership with provincial music industry associations and music industry non-profits, BreakOut West, Manitoba Music, and Music BC.
Showcase Times:
- Lancelot Knight: Thursday, Nov. 20 at 3:20 p.m. at Robin des Bois.
- Jake Vaadeland: Thursday, Nov. 20 from 2 p.m. – 2:25 pm at Quai des Brumes and 10 p.m. – 11:45 at Casa Del Popolo.
- The Pxrtals: Thursday, Nov. 20 from 4:30 p.m. - 4:55 p.m. at Esco.
SaskMusic’s trade/export missions are made possible, in part, through support from Creative Saskatchewan (Mundial and M for Montreal), the Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings (FACTOR), the Government of Canada, and Canada’s private radio broadcasters (M for Montreal).
For more information on SaskMusic's export program, visit our website here.
