Five Must-See Concerts in Saskatoon This February
Music enthusiasts in Saskatoon have a vibrant lineup of concerts to look forward to this February, featuring a diverse range of genres from country and Canadian rock to thrash metal and gospel. The city's top venues will host Grammy and Juno award-winning artists, offering something for every musical taste. Here are five standout performances to mark on your calendar.
The Trews: Canadian Rock Icons
Formed in 1997 in Nova Scotia, The Trews have become a staple of the Canadian rock scene. The band consists of vocalist and rhythm guitarist Colin MacDonald, lead guitarist John-Angus MacDonald, bassist Jack Syperek, and drummer Theo McKibbon. With six Juno Award nominations, including for Group of the Year and Rock Album, and three East Coast Music Awards wins, their reputation is well-earned.
John-Angus MacDonald expressed that Saskatoon holds a special place in the band's heart, noting that a show here sold out early during their 2022 tour, boosting their confidence post-COVID-19 lockdowns. Fans can expect audience participation, particularly during the fan-favorite singalong "Ishmael and Maggie." The Trews will perform at the Coors Event Centre on February 18 at 7 p.m., supporting their album "The Bloody Light." Tickets are available online.
The War and Treaty: Soulful Duo
The War and Treaty, an American husband-and-wife duo, blend blues, gospel, soul, country, and folk into a powerful musical experience. Singers and songwriters Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter have garnered acclaim, winning two Americana Music Awards for best duo and group and receiving an Emmy for their work with the NFL's Tennessee Titans in 2025.
Their 2024 Grammy nomination for Best American Roots Song with "Blank Page" and the top-20 Billboard hit "Hey Driver" with Zach Bryan highlight their talent. Influenced by legends like Johnny Cash and Ray Charles, The War and Treaty will bring their soulful sounds to the Coors Event Centre on February 8 at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online.
Hardy: Genre-Blending Artist
Hardy, an American singer, songwriter, and producer, is known for his unique fusion of country, rock, heavy metal, and hip-hop. He gained fame as a songwriter for hits such as Blake Shelton's "God's Country" and Morgan Wallen's "Up Down" and "Sand in My Boots." His dynamic performances showcase his versatility and appeal across multiple genres.
Hardy will take the stage at the SaskTel Centre on February 12, offering a high-energy show that promises to captivate audiences. This concert is a must-see for fans of innovative and boundary-pushing music. Tickets are available for those looking to experience his genre-blending artistry live.
These concerts represent just a sample of the rich musical offerings in Saskatoon this month. Whether you're into rock, soul, or country, there's an event to suit your preferences, making February an exciting time for live music in the city.
