Evergreen Artists Take the Stage: What’s Next This Season

Spring is shaping up to be an exciting time for the Evergreen Music Company network as several artists prepare to take the stage across Toronto and other cities in North America. From grassroots showcases to one of the country’s most exciting music conferences, members of the Evergreen community will be performing throughout the city and beyond this month and into May.

These performances highlight the collaborative spirit behind Evergreen — a growing ecosystem of artists supporting one another while building meaningful connections with audiences and industry alike.

*in chronological order*

City Builders, Memblem, & Delorean Black — “City Hall” Show

March 13 — It's OK Studios

City Builders

With Special Guests:

Memblem & Delorean Black

Tonight, City Builders, Memblem, and Delorean Black come together for the “City Hall” Show, an intimate showcase hosted at It's OK Studios in downtown Toronto.

The performance arrives on a particularly special day for Memblem, as the artist celebrates the release of their new EP Jetlag, out now through Young Art Records. The project marks a new chapter in Memblem’s artistic journey, bringing together a versatile collection of tracks and collaborations that highlight their evolving sound.

Performing the same day as the EP’s release gives fans in Toronto the opportunity to experience some of this new material live for the very first time. Alongside City Builders and Delorean Black, the night promises a dynamic showcase of emerging talent within the independent music scene.

Known for its creative community atmosphere, It's OK Studios has become a hub for artist-led events, making it the perfect setting to celebrate both new music and the collaborative energy of the scene.

Slater Manzo + Friends — “Low Key: Girls Night”

Low Key: Girls Night

Slater Manzo, Nikkigirl

& Larisa Santiago

March 13 — Boogie on Queen

Also taking place tonight in Toronto is “Low Key: Girls Night,” hosted by Slater Manzo alongside special guests Larisa Santiago and Nikkigirl.

The event, happening at Boogie on Queen, is designed to celebrate community, dancefloor energy, and an inclusive night out for fans and artists alike. The lineup blends returning collaborators with new voices joining the Low Key series for the first time.

Slater shared their excitement about the night, describing the event as a welcoming and high-energy gathering for the community:

“Omg it’s a girls night OUTTTTTT. We’re bringing back Nikkigirl, and inviting for her first Low Key event Larisa Santiago! They’re bringing the best vibes to let loose and dance it out with all the girlies, gays, and everyone in between. Yeah the guys can come too, I guess. It’s at Boogie on Queen starting from 8pm to close — no cover.”

Events like “Low Key: Girls Night” showcase the power of grassroots music communities, where artists and fans connect directly through intimate performances and shared creative energy.

Memblem Performs at Young Art Records Showcase — Miami Music Week

March 25 — ZeyZey Miami

Later this month, Memblem will also take the Evergreen network international with a performance in Miami as part of the Miami Music Week festivities.

On March 25, Memblem will perform at the Young Art Records label showcase hosted at ZeyZey Miami, a vibrant music venue and cultural hub located in the city’s Little Haiti neighborhood. The venue has become known for its diverse programming of live music and global dance sounds, bringing together artists from around the world across multiple stages.

Memblem will appear alongside a strong lineup of artists from the Young Art community, including Young Art Records label founder TOKiMONSTA, as well as support from Eats Everything, Jacques Greene, Coco & Breezy, Ardalan, and Bad Girl Bailey B2B Lewis, among others.

Taking place during Miami Music Week — one of the largest global gatherings for electronic music and dance culture — the showcase offers a major platform for artists to connect with international audiences, industry professionals, and tastemakers.

Today also marks a major milestone for one of the artists in the network. Memblem’s new EP Jetlag is officially out via Young Art Records, adding even more excitement to an already packed period of live performances.

For Memblem, the performance represents an exciting moment in the artist’s continued rise, bringing his music to one of the most globally recognized music weeks in the world while celebrating the release of Jetlag.

Theo Day Performs at School Night Toronto

March 30 — Adelaide Hall

Later this month, Theo Day will perform at School Night Toronto, taking place on March 30 at Adelaide Hall.

School Night has built an international reputation as a discovery platform for emerging artists, originally launching in Los Angeles before expanding to cities across North America. The series has helped introduce audiences to many rising acts early in their careers, making it a fitting stage for Theo’s continued momentum.

Theo will share the lineup with Abbi Woods, Jennarie, and Ryael, performing a set that highlights his signature blend of folk storytelling and indie-pop energy. Known for his emotionally driven songwriting and intimate live performances, Theo’s set will give audiences a chance to experience the honesty and vulnerability that define his music.

Following the success of his debut EP Homegrown, which generated strong streaming traction, international radio play, and multiple editorial playlist placements, the performance marks another important step in Theo’s growing presence within Canada’s emerging singer-songwriter scene.

Evergreen Artists Join the Lineup at Departure Festival + Conference

May 4–10, 2026 — Across Toronto

Looking ahead to May, several artists from the Evergreen network will perform during the Departure Festival + Conference, one of Canada’s fastest-growing music and culture events.

Taking place across venues throughout Toronto from May 4–10, 2026, the festival brings together emerging artists, industry professionals, and fans for a week of showcases, panels, and networking opportunities.

Artists from the Evergreen network appearing during the festival include:

Theo Day — May 5 at The Cameron House

Montreal singer-songwriter Theo Day will perform on May 5 at The Cameron House, one of Toronto’s most iconic live music venues known for showcasing emerging and independent artists.

Blending warm folk storytelling with indie-pop energy, Theo’s music is built on raw lyricism and emotionally resonant songwriting. His performances bring an intimate and reflective energy to the stage, drawing listeners into songs that explore themes of identity, love, mental health, and personal growth.

Following the momentum of his debut EP Homegrown, which generated strong streaming traction, international radio play, and numerous playlist placements, Theo’s appearance at Departure Festival marks another important moment in his growing career. Audiences can expect a heartfelt and engaging live set that highlights the authenticity and storytelling at the core of his music.

GÄELLE — May 5 at The Starlight Room

Also performing on May 5, GÄELLE will take the stage at The Starlight Room as part of the festival’s showcase lineup.

Known for her soulful vocal delivery and emotionally driven songwriting, GÄELLE blends elements of contemporary R&B, pop, and alternative influences to create a sound that is both intimate and powerful. Her live performances highlight the depth and nuance of her voice while allowing audiences to connect with the vulnerability present in her music.

Her Departure Festival appearance offers a chance for new listeners to discover one of the emerging voices within the Evergreen network.

Kiki Rowe — May 7 at The Baby G

On May 7, Kiki Rowe will perform at The Baby G, one of Toronto’s most beloved venues for independent and alternative artists.

Kiki Rowe’s music blends pop, R&B, and indie influences, pairing smooth vocal melodies with atmospheric production and deeply personal songwriting. Her performances often highlight themes of self-discovery, empowerment, and emotional resilience, creating an engaging connection with audiences.

The showcase offers a perfect setting for fans and new listeners alike to experience the expressive energy that defines Kiki Rowe’s music.

Cherry Kim — May 8 at Longboat Hall

Closing out the week of performances from Evergreen artists, Cherry Kim will appear on May 8 at Longboat Hall.

Cherry Kim brings a vibrant blend of pop vocals and alternative-R&B influences, pairing infectious melodies with an energetic stage presence. His music often explores themes of identity, relationships, and personal growth while maintaining a polished yet playful sonic identity.

Performing at Departure Festival places Cherry Kim among a new generation of artists shaping the future of Canada’s independent music landscape.

Renon — May 8 at The Painted Lady

Montreal-based artist Renon will take the stage on May 8 at The Painted Lady, bringing her distinctive sonic and visual world to the Departure Festival lineup.

Originally trained as a jazz musician before transitioning into pop, Renon has crafted a unique dark-pop sound defined by synth-heavy production, jazzy vocal phrasing, and theatrical storytelling. Her artistic identity blends gothic aesthetics with vibrant pink-and-black visuals, creating a stylized universe that carries through her music, fashion, and stage performances.

Fans attending her showcase can expect a performance that is as visually expressive as it is musically dynamic.

Building Momentum Through Live Performance

Live shows remain one of the most powerful ways for artists to connect with audiences and build community around their music. For artists within the Evergreen Music Company network, these performances represent more than just individual shows — they reflect a broader movement of independent artists collaborating, supporting one another, and growing together.

With artists appearing across multiple showcases and festivals in Toronto this season, the Evergreen community continues to expand its presence within Canada’s live music landscape.

And with more releases, performances, and announcements on the horizon, this is only the beginning of what promises to be an exciting year for the Evergreen Music Company family.

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