Steph Cameron's guest appearances

Steph Cameron

Tell the Band to Go Home

Canadian Musician Podcast

JB For Breakfast on 92.9

Devin Cuddy

Jim Bryson

Stephen Fearing

Madison Violet

Meaghan Smith

Matthew Ryan

Kevin Anderson

Tom Kenny

Jon Lajoie

Les Stroud

Miranda Mulholland

James McMurtry

Kevin Breuner

Mark Howard

Karen Kosowski

OwlTail

JB caught up with Stephanie Cameron, the president of the Tamworth Business Chamber, about nominations now being open for the Quality Business Awards. Find out how you can nominate your favourite local business - plus, find out what some of the new categories are in this years award ceremony. 

<p>JB caught up with Stephanie Cameron, the president of the Tamworth Business Chamber, about nominations now being open for the Quality Business Awards. Find out how you can nominate your favourite local business - plus, find out what some of the new categories are in this years award ceremony. </p>

JB Catches Up With Tamworth Business Chamber President, Steph Cameron, About Nominations Now Being Open for The Quality Business Awards

Ascot Royals

Ascot Royals have been carving out their niche in Canadian music for some time, supporting the likes of Big Wreck and Finger Eleven with their dancy brand of upbeat rock and earning some serious industry attention. The band was out for CMW 2017, working with live music producer and perennial festival favourite Tom Jackson to fine-tune their performance. We talk about their experience in the session, what's on the horizon, and more. Steph Cameron seemingly came out of nowhere with her debut collection, Sad-Eyed Lonesome Lady, to score rave reviews and a coveted slot on the Polaris Music Prize long list. Her brand new follow-up, Daybreak Over Jackson Street, carries the same brand of careful, compelling songwriting with bare-bones but powerful arrangements but with a fresh perspective. She tells us if there was any temptation to expand her sound the second time around and more. And finally, Mike had the chance to speak with LyricFind CEO Darryl Ballantyne at CMW 2017 about some improtant incoming trends in the music industry.

<p>Ascot Royals have been carving out their niche in Canadian music for some time, supporting the likes of Big Wreck and Finger Eleven with their dancy brand of upbeat rock and earning some serious industry attention. The band was out for CMW 2017, working with live music producer and perennial festival favourite Tom Jackson to fine-tune their performance. We talk about their experience in the session, what's on the horizon, and more. Steph Cameron seemingly came out of nowhere with her debut collection, Sad-Eyed Lonesome Lady, to score rave reviews and a coveted slot on the Polaris Music Prize long list. Her brand new follow-up, Daybreak Over Jackson Street, carries the same brand of careful, compelling songwriting with bare-bones but powerful arrangements but with a fresh perspective. She tells us if there was any temptation to expand her sound the second time around and more. And finally, Mike had the chance to speak with LyricFind CEO Darryl Ballantyne at CMW 2017 about some improtant incoming trends in the music industry.</p>

CM Radio - Apr. 26, 2017 - Ascot Royals, Steph Cameron, LyricFind

Today, a heap of great new music, and then we jump forward and back in time, as we preview some more exciting upcoming shows, including Namedropper featuring Oh Susanna, Jim Bryson, and Keri Latimer, and then jump back to Thursday, when an exciting upcoming young performer named Steph Cameron stopped in town and dropped by the studio to chat and sing some songs!

Tell the Band to Go Home  -  November 2, 2014 - part 3 (Steph Cameron)