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Our 2026 lineup was incredible! Thank you to our talented artists
Teagan Littlechief is a standout voice in Canadian country music, known for herold, multi-octave vocals and heartfelt storytelling. A proud Cree and Saulteaux artist from White Bear First Nation, she brings authenticity, strength, and deep cultural pride to every show. Through touring, recording, as well as cultural storytelling, she continues to build national and international momentum while creating meaningful connections with audiences across communities. Teagan is the 2025 SaskMusic Contemporary Indigenous Artist Award winner, a multi-time SaskMusic Award nominee, and a multi-SCMA award recipient, including making history as the first Indigenous woman to win Female Artist of the Year at the Saskatchewan Country Music Association Awards in 2024. She has showcased at the OSAC Showcase and the Arts Touring Alliance of Alberta (ATAA), and performed on major stages including Dauphin’s Countryfest and CCMA Country Crawl.
Teagan Littlechief Trio
Ron Loos
Ron is a guitar-slinging singer-songwriter from Regina, Canada. Born and raised on the prairies, he is inspired by the vast spaces and living skies where he still resides. His love and passion for the flatlands and its beautiful people shine through his music and through his mischievous yet charismatic personality. He is a seasoned musical veteran with decades of experience. Ron’s masterful guitar work and distinctive vocals create a warm and inviting soundscape. His original music is beautifully and simply crafted, with brutal honesty, love, and an underlying message of hope. When Ron performs live, his eclectic and engaging personality really shines. He connects to the audience with great joy and enthusiasm and skillfully delivers his unpredictable repertoire of songs.
The Flatland Fiddlers are a youth performance group based in Regina, SK. This group has been playing together for three years, and over that time has built up a repertoire of advanced technical fiddle arrangements with harmonies, chopping, chording, solos, and much more. The group has recently expanded to a whopping 9 members, complete with fiddles, cellos, a guitar, AND a piano, and has pulled new members from as far as Forget, SK!
These young musicians are incredibly excited to be back at the Mid Summers Art Festival, and see it as an exciting start to the new year of music - they will be playing lots in and around Regina as they continue to raise money to go to PEI and Cape Breton in the Summer of 2027! Reach out to Emily Dubois at flatlandfiddling@gmail.com for more information or to donate to their trip.
Flatland Fiddlers
Renn Madeleine Bibeau
With over twenty-five years working in the music industry, Renn Madeleine captivates audiences as a skilled singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Known for her heartfelt storytelling abilities, she masterfully interweaves her personal experiences with the diverse tales of the people she encounters through travel, work, and life.
Exploring music since the age of three, Renn has developed into a vocally chameleonic adult whose musical performances encompass a wide array of genres, reflecting her versatility and her passion for creativity
A lifelong learner and voracious reader, she has had a fulfilling and varied career path in music, following her curiosity, her bliss, and the breadcrumbs of the universe to evolve a philosophical approach to performing that is decidedly her own.
Originally hailing from Calgary, AB, for the past fourteen years, Renn has called Vancouver Island home, where she has expanded her musical repertoire by drawing inspiration and and from collaborations with vibrant local culture. She owns and runs an eclectic and inclusive music school - Rare Bird Music - and is a voice faculty member of the Canadian College of Performing Arts, both located in Victoria.
With deep roots in the prairies, Renn has spent much time there with family, and she is pleased and honoured to return to Saskatchewan to share her music with the warm and welcoming people of the Land of Living Skies.