Cloggeroo is back for a celebration of music and community! Join us in beautiful Three Rivers this summer as we bring live music across the town in theatres, breweries and even a floating tiki bar! Cloggeroo's stage for 2026 is set and ready to go!

Since 2014, Cloggeroo Music Festival has been stacking the stage with everything from rock to roots and from folk to funk, and is holding steady as a top quality musical experience. Cloggeroo offers a variety of live music with musicians from PEI, the Atlantic region, and other parts of Canada. Cloggeroo has the widest variety of folk-inspired music you can imagine - from rock to reggae, from salsa to soul, and from blues to boogie-woogie dance parties! Add in delicious food and a generous dose of East Coast hospitality, and you're at Cloggeroo!

Cloggeroo Music Festival has a mix of ticketed and "pay what you can" events, with a suggested minimum contribution. Back again in 2026 is the (pay what you can) Family Friendly event for all ages - happening this year on the back deck at the Kings Playhouse with live music (Charlie A'Court, Steve Somers and the Redwing Blackbirds, and Hello Mischief), hand drumming workshops, a Kids' Zone, the ever-popular tie dye table, and topping it off with local food and drinks. Family Day has plenty of activities for kids of all ages.

Cloggeroo ticketed show tickets will be emailed to all purchasers at the time of purchase. 

• You are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets to sit on for Family Day (August 15 at Kings Playhouse) 
• Please note: No pets are allowed at any venues.
• Smoking is only permitted in designated areas.
• Government ID is required for purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages.
• Saturday night at Bogside with Adam Baldwin, Joce Reyome, and Out from Under is a 19+ only event.

Access 2: Cloggeroo is registered as an Access 2 program (see description below). This means that we provide free access to the support person who is required to accompany any person who is registered with the program. Access 2 (http://access2card.ca) provides a national listing of programs that support free access for the support person.

Easter Seals Canada’s award-winning Access 2 card program helps ensure entertainment, cultural and recreational opportunities are more available to all. Managed and administered by Easter Seals Canada in Toronto, Access 2 has grown to reach over 75,000 Canadians and includes over 500 participating venue locations across the country.

The Ultimate Blues Reunion: Garrett Mason & Keith Hallett Featuring Rhéo Rochon Jr. and Chuck Bucket 🎸🔥

This isn’t just another tour date—it’s a rare, full-band reunion of blues heavyweights. Garrett Mason, Keith Hallett, Rhéo Rochon Jr. and Chuck Bucket - each well-known Canadian musicians - are hitting the stage together for an extremely limited run of shows, and we are incredibly lucky to have them for their only Prince Edward Island performance.

Long before they became icons of the scene, these four were true road warriors—touring coast to coast, packed into old vans with vintage guitars and a shared obsession with the blues. After carving out their own paths, the road has finally brought them back together on the same stage.

Expect a masterclass in grit and soul as they blend old-school blues with psychedelic rhythm rock n’ roll. It’s the heartbeat of our Friday night lineup.

Friday's show opens with Mama’s Broke - a world-touring powerhouse duo that defies the boundaries of traditional folk. Based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Amy Lou Keeler and Lisa Maria Bates are multi-instrumentalists to the core. The duo moves seamlessly between fiddle, banjo, guitar, and mandolin, underpinned by foot percussion and soaring, telepathic vocal harmonies. Their music isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a masterclass in atmospheric arrangement, seamlessly blending the driving rhythms of Appalachian old-time with the haunting, minor-key textures of Eastern European folk. 

With two critically acclaimed albums—including the JUNO-nominated Narrow Line—Mama’s Broke has earned a global reputation for their compelling, high-intensity live shows. Their music is a testament to the power of the folk tradition when it is stripped to its bones and rebuilt for a modern, changing world.

The night begins with an opening reception on the outdoor deck, with food and drinks (government issued ID required for alcohol) from local vendors, and the sweet piano sounds from Paulina Cooper with our spotlight on Holland College's (PEI) School of Performing Arts.

Dance under the festival tent at Bogside Brewery to the tunes of Atlantic Canada's top talent! 

Saturday night's show opens with Out From Under - the rhythmic heartbeat of Prince Edward Island’s music scene for more than two decades. Far from your standard rock outfit, this seasoned five-piece has mastered a signature "funk-rock" fusion that is designed for one thing: getting an entire room in motion.

Their reputation was forged in the legendary atmosphere of The Dunk, where everyone knows that an Out From Under set isn’t just a concert—it’s a full-blown community dance party.With a sound that balances grit with a relentless, feel-good bounce, they are the perfect spark to ignite a Saturday night. It’s feet-on-the-ground, hands-in-the-air music that captures the vibrant, soulful spirit of the Island.

Next up is Joce Reyome - hailing from Attleboro, Massachusetts, and now a cornerstone of the Charlottetown, PEI music scene. Joce delivers a sound rooted in the grit of soul and the raw honesty of the blues. Their career reached a historic peak in 2025, when they secured first place in the Solo/Duo category at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis—dominating the stage at the legendary Orpheum Theatre and cementing their place as a world-class talent.

Whether performing at the Confederation Centre of the Arts or taking the stage at Junofest, Reyome commands the room with a vocal prowess that echoes the legends—Aretha Franklin’s power met with Janis Joplin’s searing intensity. Backed by a band of top-tier session musicians, their live set is a masterclass in balance: technical brilliance paired with a rare, unvarnished vulnerability that moves seamlessly between stories of heartbreak, hope, and humor.

For over a decade, Adam Baldwin has been a mainstay of the East Coast music scene, carving out a reputation as one of the region’s most authentic and compelling songwriters. From his days as a member of the rock combo Gloryhound and Matt Mays & El Torpedo in 2009, Adam's sound has continued to evolve, blending Heartland rock sensibilities with a raw, storytelling edge that resonates deeply with audiences.

In 2016, Baldwin released his first full-length album, No Telling When (Precisely Nineteen Eighty-Five), which featured the hit singles “Daylight” and “Anytime.” He followed this success in 2019 with No Rest for the Wicked, an album that further showcased his lyrical depth. When the world shifted in March 2020 and in-person performances were paused, Baldwin launched his Cross-Country Chin Up concert series, streaming nearly every Friday on YouTube. Besides providing a musical lifeline for fans during the difficult days of the pandemic, the series raised vital funds for several Nova Scotia organizations. 

Whether he is performing intimate acoustic sets or leading a full-throttle rock show, Baldwin’s performances are marked by an undeniable energy and sincerity. 

Wrapping up Cloggeroo's 2026 Festival is the popular Boggeroo Blues Tent at the Bogside Brewery. Plan to arrive early to listen to Max Dublenko work those keys!

This year's line up includes Jon Hines and Frank Sultana, PEI's very own Got Blues Band, and The Steve Marriner Band (featuring features Mike Farrington (Mellotones) on bass and Damien Moynihan (Mellotones) on drums. Steve is now fresh off his recent Canada wide tour with Colin James and we are thrilled that he's coming back to PEI for Cloggeroo.

The Boggeroo Blues show opens with a world-class blues experience as East Coast mainstay Jon Hines joins forces with Australian powerhouse Frank Sultana for a monumental, must-see set at Cloggeroo. Together, Hines and Sultana deliver a masterclass in blues storytelling that's just what we all need to kick off a Sunday afternoon of the Blues! This isn't just a performance; it’s a collision of two of the most respected voices in modern blues, brought together by a shared history on the world’s most iconic stages.

Nova Scotia's Jon Hines is a seasoned architect of the Canadian blues scene. A two-time winner of the Maritime to Memphis Blues Challenge and recipient of Music Nova Scotia’s Blues Recording of the Year, and 3 time ECMA Nominee, Hines brings an unmistakable authenticity to every note. His playing is steeped in tradition, delivered with the grit and precision that only comes from decades of living the music.

Joining him is Frank Sultana, the 2023 winner of the prestigious International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Hailing from Australia, Sultana has earned global recognition for a sound that is haunting, raw, and high-energy. In the last 2 years he has collected 5 Sydney Blues Society Music Blues Awards for Best Songwriter (2023/2024) Best Traditional Blues , Artists Choice and Artist of the Year. His style is rooted deep in the Mississippi Delta tradition, delivered with a whiskey-soaked vocal and a rhythmic intensity that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Joining the Got Blues band are two standout Island musicians:

Next on stage is Got Blues - a true cornerstone of the Island blues scene. The Got Blues band - featuring Chris Roumbianis, Alan Dowling, and Mike Robichaud—have been delivering their legendary, can’t-miss matinee since 2009. Known for packed rooms, electrifying performances, and an unbeatable crowd vibe, they bring nothing but hot music and pure energy every time they hit the stage.

Todd McLean is a respected PEI multi-instrumentalist known especially for his horn work. A versatile and in-demand player, he brings rich tone, musicality, and years of live experience across blues, jazz, and roots settings.

Chazz Smith is a dynamic vocalist and performer whose soulful voice and commanding stage presence make her a standout on any stage. Blending blues, rock, and roots influences, she brings both power and soul to every performance.

And closing out the 2026 festival, Cloggeroo presents a true force in Canadian blues! Steve Marriner brings world-class talent, passion, and soul to every stage he steps on. As a 2026 JUNO winner for "Blues Album of the Year", 2026 Canada Blues Award winner for Blues Producer of the Year and Blues Harmonica Player of the Year, and a multi-time Maple Blues Award winner, Steve Marriner has built a reputation as one of the most dynamic performers in North America. He continues to push the boundaries of modern blues with a sound that is both deeply rooted and refreshingly original. This inventive spirit is a hallmark of his career, most notably seen in his role as the frontman for the legendary trio MonkeyJunk. Since 2008, his work with that band earned a staggering 23 Maple Blues Awards and two JUNO Awards, helping to redefine the genre for a global audience.

A master multi-instrumentalist who effortlessly commands the vocals, harmonica, guitar, and keys, Marriner delivers high-energy performances that blend blues, rock, and soul into something truly unforgettable. Sunday's show . - and Cloggeroo 2026 - wraps up with a high octane, authentic, and absolutely electric performance, with - of course - some surprises.