Welcome to the official web site of country singer Abby Stewart.
Abby may be young, but she has accomplished so much in such a short period. From sharing the stage for a duet with Hunter Hayes, Dan + Shay, Dean Brody, Dallas Smith or Aaron Pritchet or opening for Hunter on his Canadian tour dates or completing a set at some of Canada's biggest music festivals, her star is on the rise.
Her versatility and passion for music shines through whether she's belting out one of her radio friendly originals, a Taylor Swift or Band Perry lyric or turns back the clock to a Dolly Parton, Anne Murray or Buck Owens classic.
Take some time to get to know this new country singing sensation and you too will see how this teen girl has been gaining fans and turning heads in the music industry.
Abby may be young, but she has accomplished so much in such a short period. From sharing the stage for a duet with Hunter Hayes, Dan + Shay, Dean Brody, Dallas Smith or Aaron Pritchet or opening for Hunter on his Canadian tour dates or completing a set at some of Canada's biggest music festivals, her star is on the rise.
Her versatility and passion for music shines through whether she's belting out one of her radio friendly originals, a Taylor Swift or Band Perry lyric or turns back the clock to a Dolly Parton, Anne Murray or Buck Owens classic.
Take some time to get to know this new country singing sensation and you too will see how this teen girl has been gaining fans and turning heads in the music industry.
Featured News
Music 411 at Simcoe Blues and Jazz
April 14, 2018
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OSHAWA -- Serious talent was showcased at the Simcoe Blues and Jazz Bar in Oshawa during the Music 411 showcase.
Artists came from all parts of the country to showcase their musical skills and perform in front of a local crowd that welcomed them with open ears and loud applause. During the penultimate event for Oshawa Music Week, artists like 17-year-old singer/songwriter Abby Stewart, Toronto based folk-pop quartet Wild Rivers, and Quebec City songwriter Todd Jackson all sang their hearts out. Toronto based band Wild Rivers have over 500,000 listeners each month on Spotify, Abby Stewart travels across the continent and Todd Jackson takes his music Province wide. But it’s not only local talent that has performed at this Durham Region bar. Jack de Keyzer, the Juno award-winning blues guitarist, has also strummed a few chords within the jazz bar walls to a welcoming audience. |
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The musicians took turns performing a mixed bag of jazz, blues and country music on the small stage at the back of the bar.
The setup gave each artist the opportunity to perform three songs in front of a live audience.
The event was hosted by musician, publisher and activist Michael Bell, as well as Don Niblett and Frank Zachodne, a former faculty advisor at UOIT.
The Final event of Oshawa Music Week ‘Songs Revealed’ will be held on April. 12.
The Oshawa Music Week festival has been hosted by the Durham College Music Business Management program.
The setup gave each artist the opportunity to perform three songs in front of a live audience.
The event was hosted by musician, publisher and activist Michael Bell, as well as Don Niblett and Frank Zachodne, a former faculty advisor at UOIT.
The Final event of Oshawa Music Week ‘Songs Revealed’ will be held on April. 12.
The Oshawa Music Week festival has been hosted by the Durham College Music Business Management program.
Profile Magazine "People to Watch" = Abby
March 20, 2018
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Profile Kingston Magazine has selected Abby as one to watch! The bi-monthly magazine reached out to Abby about writing a piece several months ago and inquire of the young singers budding career in music. With several interviews over the course of a few months Joan Heaton was able to capture a clear picture in words of what Abby has accomplished and where she plans on going. Coupled with Bernard Clark's photography, the team captured some great details. Special thanks to not only Joan and Bernard, but also to manager Garry McColman and producer Jeff Dalziel for their time and kind words.
Be sure to get your copy at several locations throughout the region. |
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Dallas Smith Invites Abby for A Quick Tune!
October 20, 2017
Abby Stewart has a great way of being at the right place at the right time. During a lunch many month's ago with her manager Garry McColman, Dallas Smith was in Kingston with his label's group "Petric". Dallas and Abby had met several times before during the Boots and Hearts Music Festival, the CCMA's and other events, so they enjoyed catching up and Abby listened intently as he offered advice on the young teens career. But during that lunch, things between the two took a launch forward. Dallas asked Abby if she'd be up for a duet the next time he rolled into town. Abby was completely taken by surprise but was more than honoured and humbled to accept.
Many months later when Dallas's "Side Effects Tour" was scheduled to arrive at Kingston's K-Rock Centre, the phone call came and true to his word offered Abby that tremendous opportunity. "I was so overcome by excitement, I've always loved Dallas' music and I can't believe he remembered! That was like 7 or 8 months ago!" The young teen commented.
The night had many aspiring artists join Dallas on stage for duets including Sean Astin and Andrew Hyatt. Abby was overwhelmed singing a Dallas favourite of hers, "Nothing But Summer". Check it out on the link below!
Many months later when Dallas's "Side Effects Tour" was scheduled to arrive at Kingston's K-Rock Centre, the phone call came and true to his word offered Abby that tremendous opportunity. "I was so overcome by excitement, I've always loved Dallas' music and I can't believe he remembered! That was like 7 or 8 months ago!" The young teen commented.
The night had many aspiring artists join Dallas on stage for duets including Sean Astin and Andrew Hyatt. Abby was overwhelmed singing a Dallas favourite of hers, "Nothing But Summer". Check it out on the link below!
Abby Pushing First National Radio Release!
October 10, 2017
It has been over a year since fate stepped in to give two of Canada's youngest rising stars in the Canadian country music scene a leg up. Kingston Ontario's Abby Stewart coupled with Beamer Wigley first met during the CCMA's in London Ontario. The couple immediately made a connection that has lasted over 4,000 kilometres apart for most of this past year. After singing a duet (Jason Aldean's and Kelly Clarkson's "Don't You Want to Stay?") that night, several industry insiders immediately caught their chemistry. Since then the two have done many shows in British Columbia and Ontario including Abby inviting him to join her for some songs at The Havelock Country Jamboree, The Canadian National Exhibition, opening for Aaron Prittchet, Brett Kissel and many others. With famed producer Jeff Dalziel (Washboard Union, Dan Davidson), she recorded last May and shot an accompanying video in downtown Toronto's Revolution Recording Studio. "What If They're Wrong" debuted on Canadian country radio today with rave reviews and complimented video on YouTube. Abby would like to thank Invictus Entertainment and Big Star Recordings for putting their shoulder behind "What If They're Wrong". Look for it on iTunes, Spotify and Google Play October 13.
December 19, 2016
Abby Stewart has had some pretty amazing opportunities in her young career and another experience has just been awarded. Abby will be opening for Brett Kissel on his "Ice, Snow and 30 Below Tour " on January 23 in Ottawa at the Algonquin Commons Theatre. As part of the CMAO's (Country Music Association of Ontario) on going effort to introduce emerging talent, Abby entered a contest by submitting a video to Invictus Entertainment. A few short weeks later Abby was contacted and told of the great news and that Brett himself had had a hand in the decision.
Joining Abby on other dates in Ontario are Meghan Patrick, The Abrams, Kansas Stone, Cory Marquardt, Marshall Dane, Runaway Angel, Buck Twenty, Ben Hudson, Kris Barclay and others.
Abby Stewart has had some pretty amazing opportunities in her young career and another experience has just been awarded. Abby will be opening for Brett Kissel on his "Ice, Snow and 30 Below Tour " on January 23 in Ottawa at the Algonquin Commons Theatre. As part of the CMAO's (Country Music Association of Ontario) on going effort to introduce emerging talent, Abby entered a contest by submitting a video to Invictus Entertainment. A few short weeks later Abby was contacted and told of the great news and that Brett himself had had a hand in the decision.
Joining Abby on other dates in Ontario are Meghan Patrick, The Abrams, Kansas Stone, Cory Marquardt, Marshall Dane, Runaway Angel, Buck Twenty, Ben Hudson, Kris Barclay and others.
Abby in First Round Announcements at Havelock 2017
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December 1, 2016
The Havelock Country Jamboree has released the first round of entertainers and are pleased to welcome Abby Stewart to this years line up. Abby had performed at Havelock in 2014 as part of the Friday performances that led up to headliner Alan Jackson. "The funniest thing happened that night" commented Abby. "I had forgotten my guitar stand on the stage from our performance because I had to get to another gig quickly. When we came back the next day, we were told Alan had used it !" . Abby is thrilled to be back and can't wait to introduce some new music at one of the countries largest country music festivals in its 28th year. She is humbled to be along side some of country musics most amazing talent on Saturday August 19. Also performing Saturday is Lee Brice and Meghan Patrick with more artist announcements soon to follow. For more information and tickets please visit www.havelockjamboree.com |
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