On Mountain Performances
Lace up your hiking boots and hit the 5 km trail to discover 8 acoustic artists hidden in nature's embrace, with jaw-dropping views of Georgian Bay and the Mountain.
Tickets & Passes
Tickets or Passes are required to access the mountain and Gondola. A Single Use Ticket is required for mountain access or a Blue Mountain 5x7, 5x7 XL, or Ikon Pass.
Guitar Trail Hiking Ticket link coming soon!
M1: Entrance to Village Way
Jess Bowman
Jess Bowman is a singer/songwriter/musician who prides herself in playing and writing music that any age can relate to and enjoy. With a wide variety of different artists, new and old, Jess genuinely loves what she does and it shows throughout her performances.
M2- Rock Bench
Bryson Cleland
Bryson Cleland is a 15-year-old multi-instrumentalist from Thornbury, Ontario. He plays guitar and piano and loves sharing music with people in his community and beyond. This past summer, Bryson had the opportunity to perform at Summerfolk, Owen Sound’s annual folk festival, where he gained experience playing on a larger stage. He has also performed at local events throughout the area and enjoys using music as a way to connect with others. Bryson is grateful for every opportunity to perform and continue growing as a musician.
M3: Between Rock Bench & Lookout
James Gray
James Gray is a Muskoka-based singer-songwriter whose soulful folk sound is shaped by years of touring across Canada, Europe, and Australia. Inspired by master storytellers like John Prine and Sarah Harmer, Gray crafts honest, heartfelt songs that resonate deeply with listeners. A featured performer at TED Talks, Mariposa Folk Festival, and on CBC Radio, he continues to captivate audiences with his compelling stage presence and evocative songwriting.
M4: Lookout Half Way Up
Kendall Lily
Most at home in front of a microphone with her guitar, Kendall is a nineteen-year-old singer/songwriter with a love for performing live music. With a growing library of her own original songs and catalog of cover songs spanning multiple generations of music, Kendall continues to hone her craft and share her love for music through live performances. Kendall strives to write and play music that resonates with people and tells story through song. You’ll find Kendall on stages throughout Ontario, playing at Music Festivals, Ribfests, Fairs and other community events. Currently, Kendall is working in the studio, preparing the release of her first single and striving towards her debut EP.
M5: Village Way Bridge
Bamtastic Drumming
Blessed to share his love of the beat, Bambalamb’s journey began with one of the greatest bands ever—the iconic Funk Brothers. Join us as he leads this vibrant and energetic session, where you can tap into the power of rhythm, connect with others, and let the music move you. We’ll provide the drums and drumsticks—just bring your energy to the circle!
M6: Lookout Deck on Sticks & Stones
Mik Perlus
Don’t let the hat fool you. Growing up in the sprawl, Mik Perlus was about as far from cowboy as you could get. His musical education revolved around ‘80s pop radio, folk songs by the campfire and ‘90s barroom grunge. Today Mik performs original music along with songs from his favourite Rock, Pop, and North Americana influences.
M7: Sticks & Stones Flat Area
Shjaane Glover
Shjaane Glover is a Collingwood-based singer-songwriter whose atmospheric indie-folk sound blends powerful vocals, evocative storytelling, and reverb-soaked guitar melodies. Inspired by nature and the quiet moments of self-reflection, his deeply personal songs invite listeners into a cinematic world of emotion, connection, and discovery.
M8: Due North, top of Sticks & Stones
Natalie Reis
Caught somewhere between bittersweet narratives and soaring melodies, Natalie Reis’s music captures the joys and pains of being in your twenties. Natalie’s folk / pop sound and rich vocals weave strings of stories that offer a glimpse into an artist’s candid and enamoured experience of being young and growing older.
Summitview Pavillion
Kunlé
Award-winning Toronto-based producer, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Kunlé (Adekunle Olorundare), whose music moves between folk, soul and the deep well of West African storytelling, was born into a musical family in Nigeria and his work draws on Yoruba proverbs, acoustic traditions and the pulse of contemporary global music. He has captivated audiences for over 10 years with his debut EP and inspiring live performances, which weave rich vocals, fingerstyle guitar, talking drum, harmonica and piano into a sound he describes as “music with no boundaries.