Justin Sutton and Jeremy Grey at the King Eddy

Justin Sutton and Jeremy Grey are hitting the road this fall, with stops including Whitehorse and the CCMAs in Saskatoon before rolling into Calgary at the legendary King Eddy on September 25. Both Justin and Jeremy have years of experience playing stages of every size, but they’re favourite is the local honky tonk, dive bar, and hole in the wall.

Rather than a standard cover-band set, their show brings two distinct, authentic voices together for an evening of gritty storytelling, original music, and acoustic song-swapping. It’s a format that really connects with audiences who appreciate great songwriting.

About Justin Sutton:

Justin Sutton has made a name for himself in the Alberta country music scene with his authentic approach to the genre. His debut album, recorded with producer Bart McKay, has received widespread recognition and airplay on hundreds of radio stations worldwide, with standout track "Greyhound" receiving over 40,000 streams on Spotify alone.

As a songwriter, Justin's lyrics reflect his personal experiences and observations, capturing the struggles and triumphs of everyday life with a mix of humor and heartbreak. Drawing inspiration from traditional country music, blues, and southern rock, as well as contemporary artists like Colter Wall, Cody Jinks, Sturgill Simpson, and Tyler Childers, Justin's music is a raw and authentic representation of the genre.

About Jeremy Grey:

Jeremy Grey is a rare kind of artist — a Seer-Craftsman whose music tunes into unseen frequencies and gives them form. Rooted in the soul of Americana and roots rock, his songs blend raw emotion with gritty truth, carrying the dust of the road and the weight of lived experience. This isn’t just music — it’s medicine, carved from instinct and delivered with heart.

Drawing from the traditions of folk, blues, rock, and country, Jeremy doesn’t just play genres — he reclaims them. His music doesn’t perform masculinity; it transmutes it. Honest, emotional, and unpolished in the best way, his songs carry the kind of sacred disruption that wakes people up — not through noise, but through truth.

 

Seating Disclaimer: To accommodate as many live music fans as possible, we offer limited seating and standing room at our shows. Seats are first come, first served. Please review the terms and conditions. Contact us at 403-829-6016 or info@kingeddy.ca if you have mobility issues.