A Star-Studded Lineup of Island Talent
This year’s holiday show features an extraordinary lineup of performers, each bringing their unique artistry to the season’s most beloved songs:

Kelley Mooney — The Charlottetown-based singer-songwriter whose powerful, genre-defying voice has captivated audiences worldwide. Best known for her inspirational rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” which reached millions online and charted on three Billboard lists, Kelley will share highlights from her Christmas album Caroling, blending country, folk, jazz, and pop into a truly magical holiday experience.

Liam Corcoran — Once the lead voice of one of PEI’s most celebrated indie bands, Liam has emerged as a compelling solo artist in the Americana and roots-music scene. With his 2023 release Hints and Traces, he continues to showcase his melodic songwriting prowess. Liam will lend his smooth, crooning voice to timeless old-country yuletide favourites that will transport listeners back to simpler, cozier winters.

Grace Chaisson — Grace Chaisson was active throughout the summer of 2026 as a featured PEI step dancer, performing at traditional ceilidhs and popular music events throughout the Island including Micheal Pendergast’s Let’s Have a Ceilidh. Her dynamic Island step-dancing, set to traditional Island fiddle music, promises to add a spirited, authentic Maritime flair to the holiday broadcast show.

Accompanying these standout artists will be the ever-popular Jubilee All-Star Band, whose tight musicianship and warm stage presence have become a hallmark of the Island Jubilee experience.
Step back in time with the Island Jubilee Old Time Radio Music Show—an unforgettable celebration of classic country and old-time music that captures the magic of the golden age of radio – Recorded live for broadcast on Tantramar 107.9FM CFTA.

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 anchors 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. 

The Island Jubilee is proud to give back to the community by supporting both the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation—through proceeds from 50/50 draws and autographed guitar raffles—and the Holland College School of Performing Arts as well as CTV’s Christmas Daddies.

Check out www.islandjubilee.com for updates and follow us on Facebook.  Tickets are available in person at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall box office or by calling 902-894-6885 or calling Ticketpro at 1-888-311-9090 or online at www.islandjubilee.com.