Canadian country artist Kelsi Mayne will bring her high-energy live show to Rock The Lot in Dresden, Ont. on Aug. 15, the latest stop in what has become a landmark summer for the Windsor-born singer-songwriter.
The performance comes as Mayne rides the momentum of a breakout year that has cemented her status as one of the country’s most closely watched rising country acts. She recently made her debut at CMA Fest in Nashville and played a run of shows at the Calgary Stampede, experience she’s expected to carry onto the Dresden stage.
SWOMP caught up with Mayne for an interview. Listen, below:
The Rock The Lot appearance also follows the July 3 release of Mayne’s sophomore album, Out Of The Blue, a seven-track collection that has already surpassed 1.3 million global streams. The record has been powered by fan favourites “For The Record” and “Time Machine,” along with the Top 50 Canadian country radio single “Breaking Bad.”
Mayne has said the album chronicles a period of significant personal upheaval, tracing a journey from heartbreak toward self-rediscovery. The songs move between defiance, vulnerability and quiet optimism, reflecting what she has described as a chapter defined by rebuilding and unexpected change.
A three-time CMAOntario nominee and SiriusXM Top of the Country finalist, Mayne has also picked up top honours at the International Songwriting Competition and the Unsigned Only Competition. She has performed at Boots and Hearts five times and returned to the Calgary Stampede for a fourth consecutive year.
More information on Mayne’s tour and music is available at kelsimayne.com.