Cloggeroo music festival returns August 14–16 with a stacked lineup at venues across Three Rivers. 

Back by popular demand, the Boggeroo Blues Tent comes alive at Bogside Brewing on Sunday afternoon, August 16. Year after year, this well-loved Cloggeroo tradition fills the tent with passionate blues fans, creating an atmosphere that has become a festival favourite.

Following piano tunes from Max Dublenko, the afternoon opens with guitarist and songwriter Jon Hines, whose soulful blend of blues, roots, and Americana has earned him a reputation as one of Canada’s finest performers. Joining him is Australian blues powerhouse Frank Sultana, an acclaimed artist celebrated for his authentic vocals, masterful guitar work, and captivating stage presence.

PEI’s own Got Blues (Chris Roumbanis, Alan Dowling, Mike Robicheau) will join with guests Chazz Smith and Todd McLean to deliver the high-energy performance that has made their blues matinees a local favourite. 

Headlining Sunday’s lineup is multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Steve Marriner, winner of multiple Maple Blues and JUNO Awards, including the 2026 JUNO Award for Best Blues Album. Joining Steve on stage will be Mike Farrington Jr. and Damien Moynihan, both from The Mellotones. 

The Boggeroo Blues Matinee is just one of many weekend highlights,  alongside late afternoon shows at Drifters Tiki Bar (Friday and Saturday in Montague), evening performances (Friday at Kings Playhouse and Saturday at Bogside Brewing), and Saturday afternoon’s Family Day at Kings Playhouse.

For tickets and the full festival lineup, visit cloggeroo.com.