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Jim Cuddy will be a Club Land Curator at the 2018 NXNE festival which takes place across the city of Toronto from June 10 – 16. Club crawlers can rub elbows with Jim as well as many other Canadian artists and their must-see emerging acts. The Curator series aims to encourage music fans alike to club hop across the city and witness their favourite artists transform the showcase experience.

Stay tuned… more details on Jim’s role as a Club Land Curator are to come! For tickets visit: https://www.showclix.com/event/nxne2018.

Jim will visit Jackson-Triggs Niagara Estates for two performances this summer. First, on August 23, the Jim Cuddy band will perform at the Jackson-Triggs Amphihteatre. The next night, Jim and son Devin will take part in Rootstock – Fathers & Sons, a special event also featuring Bill and Joel Plaskett!

For more details and tickets to both shows, visit the Tour page now.

Dear folks,

I can’t tell you how sorry I am to have had to cancel last night’s concert in Saskatoon. I had a nasty bug in my throat and though I tried all day to get myself ready and able to sing I just couldn’t sing up to the standard we both would expect. I apologize for robbing you of a much needed night out. I also lament not being able to present this show with my band, my sons and Barney Bentall. We have had an amazing musical ride so far.

I appreciate your understanding. I will do whatever I can to make it up to you so stay tuned.

Thank you all,
Jim

It was announced this morning that Jim Cuddy has been selected as recipient of the 2018 MusiCounts Inspired Minds Ambassador Award, which recognizes those who have impacted music education in Canada.

Speaking of the honour, Jim said, “In giving kids a love of music from an early age we are teaching them to appreciate music, and by extension, all art, throughout their lives. I am so proud of MusiCounts and the important work they do.”

For more on the award and MusiCounts, please visit MusiCounts.ca.

Three time Olympians Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir captured the gold medal for Ice Dancing at the Pyeongchang Games last night. To mark the occasion, CBC has put together a retrospective of their record-breaking career, soundtracked by “Pull Me Through” from Jim’s 2006 album, The Light That Guides You Home.

Click the image below to watch on CBC.ca now!

The Jim Cuddy Band will head to The Blyth Memorial Community Hall in Blyth, ON on March 15, and The Historic Gayety Theatre in Collingwood, ON on March 17.

Please see the Tour Page for more information on JimCuddy.com presale start times for these newly announced dates.

No accounts or codes are needed to purchase – just head to the Tour Page starting tomorrow and buy!

Jim is once again participating in the annual JUNO Cup charity hockey game, with proceeds benefiting the good folks at MusiCounts. Tickets are on sale Friday!

Today’s the day — Jim’s new album, Constellation is available now! Head to your favourite local record store to grab a copy or order/stream online now!