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Brock Andrews, a former Wilkie resident and graduate of North Battleford’s John Paul II Collegiate, will be performing at the Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts in North Battleford Friday, Oct. 19. Also on stage that night will be Spiritwood’s Brody Siebert, proving Saskatchewan’s got talent.
Brock Andrews is a heartfelt, high-energy country artist who proudly represents Saskatchewan on stages across North America. Andrews started his solo music career with the launch of his first full length album Eight, which spent several weeks in the top ten of the ITunes charts. He has achieved international radio play across Canada and into the Â鶹´«Ã½AVern states with six songs from the album including Collide, Beer In Heaven and the newest single I Do, which have spent time on the BDS Billboard top 100.
Brock is a four-time international award winning singer/songwriter who led all 2017 SCMA award nominees with six nominations and was honoured as a CBC Future 40 award winner.
Born and raised in the small farming community of Spiritwood, Brody Siebert grew up in a family full of musical talent where he was heavily influenced by older brother Riley. Siebert flew down to Nashville in November of 2014 where he recorded three songs. The first single Lay it on Me Tonighthit 67 on the Mediabase charts and second single Back in Minereached 63.
Coming from a family of musical talent Siebert has worked hard to be the musician and songwriter he is today and wants to be.
He has played numerous outdoor venues like the Carlton Trail Jamboree, Country at The Creek, Craven Country Jamboree. He has had the great opportunity of opening for The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at the Craven Country Jamboree, Opened for Aaron Pritchett at The Pump Roadhouse In Regina SK, and has played numerous bars around Saskatchewan with his band Thirty Aught Six.
He was the 2014 CKRM Proudly Saskatchewan Showcase winner put on at Casino Regina and was a finalist in the CKRM Big Country Talent show at The Pump in 2013.
See Andrews and Siebert Friday at 7:30 at the Dekker Centre. Tickets available at the Dekker Centre box office.
