Join us for a concert celebrating fierce women in music for International Women's Day. Four Sask artists from a mix of musical styles including roots and rock. This is a benefit concert with proceeds going to Moose Jaw Transition House.

All ages. Doors 7pm. Tickets $25 plus applicable fees/taxes.

Presented by SaskMusic. This concert series is made possible thanks to support from FACTOR Canada and Creative Saskatchewan.

Kriss Atcheynum is a talented singer/songwriter hailing from the Sweetgrass First Nation. For several years, she has performed professionally alongside her husband and guitarist, Audi Atcheynum. Together, they write and perform original songs while also covering a variety of classic rock and country favourites, drawing inspiration from legendary bands like Fleetwood Mac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Heart, and CCR, to name a few. Kriss also performs as a solo artist and with their band Gypsy Moonbird. She aims for her love of singing to shine through the music that has kept her passion alive.

Rhonda Gallant-Morari is a Saskatoon-area singer-songwriter. She entertains audiences with unique stylings at the piano, her rich voice, and evocative songwriting. She recently headlined the Mid Summer’s Music Festival 2024 and won the Judges Award at the 2024 Zoomer Idol Saskatoon fundraiser. Rhonda’s captivating stories, intertwined with catchy melodies and beautiful arrangements, never fail to charm. Her sophomore EP ‘Star Drift’ (2020), contains a mix of genres, embracing folk, gospel, jazz, with a hint of country and pop, which inspire strong emotions and even the urge to dance. Rhonda is currently in production on her third album, due in 2025.

Last Birds is the offspring of Canadian Folk Music Award nominated artists, Lindsay Arnold and Mike Davis, hailing from North Portal SK. Using their small prairie hometown as a backdrop, Last Birds weave together rural legends and current day experiences to form a modern prairie gothic. Their songs veer away from overly romanticized views of small town life to peer into the dark corners of the local bar, peek in the windows of an abandoned house down the street and pine for something or someone beyond the veil. Their two voices two guitars approach is steeped in early country folk influence and provides an intimate storytelling experience audiences have repeatedly described as mesmerizing. The duo was nominated for multiple awards in 2021 and 2022, including Saskatchewan Music Awards’ Roots/Folk Artist of the Year. Last Birds released their first full length album, Endless Turn of Day into Night, October 20th, 2023.

All Girl Chill is a 3-piece, “all girl rock band” from Saskatoon. The band formed in 2012 and has gone through ups and downs in terms of real-life adulting situations, such as raising children, marriages, breakups & divorces - great material to get songwriting ideas from. They are all about empowering women and making them believe in themselves. Influences include other female musical greats such as Delores O' Riordan of the Cranberries, Heart, Amy Winehouse, Melissa McClelland, and Lucinda Williams. Their unique brand of entertainment fuses guitars and ukulele together along with tight 3 vocal harmonies, high-energy dances moves, impeccable attire and witty stage banter that will make you want to dance.