Best known as the co-founder and lead vocalist of Charlottetown’s acclaimed indie-pop band Two Hours Traffic, Liam Corcoran has forged a distinguished career as a performer, songwriter, and recording artist. With four full-length albums and extensive touring to his credit, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the Canadian music scene. The band has won East Coast Music Awards and Music PEI awards, along with being shortlisted for the 2008 Polaris Music Prize.  

Since releasing his first solo effort in 2015 (ROM-DROM), Liam has continued to develop his blend of folk and indie-rock on Nevahland (2017), Giving Tree and Other Songs (2020), and Hints and Traces (2023). Nevahland was recognized by Music PEI as the Pop Recording of the Year in 2018, while Hints and Traces received Rock Recording of the Year in 2024. In his role as Program Manager at Holland College’s School of Performing Arts, Corcoran also plays a key part in shaping the next generation of musicians and industry professionals.

Joining Liam is his bandmate in Two Hours Traffic Nick Doneff, one of Charlottetown’s most beloved musical storytellers. Known for his honest songwriting, wry humour, and warm stage presence, Doneff has carved out a distinct place in the East Coast scene. Described by CBC’s Tom Power as “a cross between Joel Plaskett and John Prine — an artist you need to hear,” Nick’s talent shines both as a solo artist and as a skilled multi-instrumentalist. He continues to lend his signature guitar style and easy-going energy to Two Hours Traffic, connecting past and present through his music.

Together on our Show, Liam and Nick will share their love of early country music, revisiting classic songs and timeless sounds that first inspired them and continue to shape their musical paths. Don’t miss this special Island Jubilee performance as Liam Corcoran and Nick Doneff share old songs, stories, and the unmistakable spirit of PEI’s music community.

Step back in time with the Island Jubilee Old Time Radio Music Show—an unforgettable celebration of classic country music that captures the magic of the golden age of radio. Co-hosted by award-winning artist Janet McGarry and her husband Serge Bernard, this lively program showcases the incredible talents of the Jubilee All-Stars: Thomas Webb on steel guitar, Bobby McIsaac on acoustic and electric guitar, Johnny Ross on piano, Jason Burbine on bass, and Courtney Hogan-Chandler on fiddle.  Country Music radio personality and MC Randy Geddes of Tantramar 107.9 FM leads the show with his trademark charm and energy.

Together they explore the early sounds of country music radio shows such as the legendary Louisiana Hayride, Jamboree USA on WWVA Wheeling, and the famed Grand Ole Opry on WSM Nashville.   All performances are recorded for broadcast on Tantramar 107.9FM CFTA and previous recordings are also available at www.tantramarfm.ca.