JEREMY TAGGART
JEREMY TAGGART
Jeremy Taggart is a Canadian drummer, radio personality, and author best known as the longtime drummer for the multi-platinum rock band Our Lady Peace. Joining the group in 1993 at just 17 years old, Taggart became a driving force behind the band’s distinctive sound, contributing to acclaimed albums such as Clumsy, Happiness… Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch, and Spiritual Machines.
His energetic and inventive drumming helped define a generation of Canadian alternative rock.
After parting ways with Our Lady Peace in 2014, Taggart found his way into broadcasting and comedy, co-hosting the popular podcast and radio show Taggart and Torrens with Jonathan Torrens. The duo also released a bestselling book celebrating Canadian culture and humor.
Today, Taggart continues to be a respected voice in Canadian music and media, admired for his musicianship, authenticity, and wit.
PATRICK PENTLAND
Patrick Pentland is a Canadian guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist best known as a founding member of the acclaimed rock band Sloan.
Since the early 1990s, Pentland has been a driving force behind Sloan’s signature power-pop sound, contributing many of the band’s most energetic and enduring songs. Known for his melodic guitar work, sharp hooks, and distinctive voice, he has helped shape Sloan into one of Canada’s most respected and enduring rock acts.
Beyond Sloan, Pentland has also pursued solo projects and production work, showcasing his versatility and deep
commitment to the craft.
ANDRE PETTIPAS
Andre Pettipas is best known as the charismatic frontman of the rock group, Andre Pettipas and The Giants. His magnetic stage presence cemented him as a standout force in Canada’s music scene.
In addition to his work as a performer, Andre is a dedicated community builder. He is the driving force behind Giantstock, an annual festival held in Merigomish, Nova Scotia. Through this event, he provides a platform for emerging artists and fosters a sense of unity through music.
