Jess Moskaluke with Chris Henderson

Jess Moskaluke – A proud small town girl, Jess Moskaluke started her career by simply posting her music online. Years later, with over 18 million views on YouTube to date, she is currently a multiple 2016 Canadian Country Music Association® (CCMA®) Award™ nominee, including Female Artist and Interactive Artist of the Year. Acclaimed as the first female Canadian country solo artist since Shania Twain to achieve gold single status (with her hit track “Cheap Wine and Cigarettes”), in 2016 she achieved two Top 10 hits with her respective singles, “Kiss Me Quiet” and “Take Me Home”. A multiple 2015 JUNO nominee, she was also consecutively crowned the 2014 and 2015 CCMA Award Female Artist of the Year, the first resident of Saskatchewan in the history of the awards to achieve this title.
Chris Henderson – Originally from Estevan, Sk, Chris grew up surrounded by the musical influences of family members and friends, especially his Father, Donn. Around 2006, Chris realized his sound and heart was in Country Music, and began to perform regularly, and also began to record and release music, with his debut album released in 2008.
Since then, the former schoolteacher has been relentlessly touring as one of the busiest recording acts in the country. He’s won several awards including: 620 CKRM Big Country Talent Search, “Next Big Thing”, 20 SCMA Nominations, and many national features including the CCMA Fanfest Contest, and the Boots & Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase.
Chris’ sophomore album, “My Turn” in 2014, included “Don’t Miss Your Kiss Goodbye”, his first top 50 single, and also the 2014 “Song of the Year” at the Saskatchewan Country Music Awards. His third studio album is due out before the end of 2016.