The Art of Festivity
Tina Gautreau will open the night with her rich, powerful voice, blending soul, rock, and raw emotion. Then get ready for the Big Bad Party Band, a high-energy group guaranteed to keep you dancing all night with their infectious covers and electric vibe!
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An immersive experience during the show inside the tent, animated by Jonah Haché. Come see the tent illuminated with projections created specifically for the event.
Artists
Tina Gautreau
Tina Gautreau is a dynamic Acadian singer-songwriter whose musical journey began in childhood and blossomed through band collaborations, recordings, and a flourishing solo career. Her performances are celebrated for their energy, emotional sincerity, and ability to bring people together in song and dance.
Big Bad Party Band
The Big Bad Party Band (BBPB) is a powerhouse of four passionate musicians who know how to supercharge any event. Renowned for their high-energy performances, the band brings together musical precision, charisma, and non-stop fun—making them the ultimate choice for weddings, corporate events, festivals, and private parties.
What sets BBPB apart is their ability to deliver DJ-style Top 40 medleys—performed live with the raw intensity of a rock band. Their seamless sets keep the dance floor full and the atmosphere electric, blending the biggest hits from every era with no downtime.
With years of experience performing together, their chemistry is undeniable. BBPB’s ever-growing setlist and knack for reading the crowd ensure every show is fresh, dynamic, and unforgettable. Wherever they play, BBPB guarantees a party like no other.
Jonah Haché
Jonah, an Acadian visual and sound designer from Moncton, New Brunswick, now based in Montreal, has created projection visuals for music events such as Acadie Rock and Future Forest, as well as for poetry events like Québec en toutes Lettres and the Montreal Poetry Festival. He has also worked on film festivals such as FICFA and television programs like Les Éloizes. Jonah has designed visuals for the touring dance company Dansencorps, as well as for theatre productions such as Winslow and Crowbar. He also created visuals for the touring poetry and music performance Mouvance, in partnership with director Phil Comeau.
After graduating from the Centre for Arts and Technology in 2005, Jonah worked in film and television with Production Connections. In 2010, he began his projection career at East Coast music festivals, using projectors and liquid gels. He trained under 40-year liquid light veteran Mike Ritchie and quickly integrated digital media into his work. He has collaborated with other VJs at festivals such as Messtival, which he coordinated from 2008 to 2019.
Jonah has also created installations, including a multimedia storytelling installation during the 2019 Congrès mondial acadien in a church in Miscouche, PEI. Between 2020 and 2021, he directed two dance films produced by Dansencorps, immersing himself deeply in the world of green screen. In 2022, he created a film for the sound art performance Mossy Cobblestone, which toured in Sweden. Since then, Jonah has received grants from the Canada Council for the Arts and ArtsNB to work on an animated graphic novel called Aberdeen 5055, a futuristic science fiction piece about the Aberdeen Cultural Centre.
Jonah is also a solo musician with six albums to his name, and he composes for film and theatre.
