Jade Eagleson

Jade Eagleson lands at London Music Hall in London on February 10, 2026. Raised on a farm in Bailieboro, Ontario, he grew up on George Jones, Johnny Cash and Randy Travis, and that foundation runs through his sound. He first caught attention after winning the Boots and Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase in 2017, then pushed things forward with a self-titled EP in 2018 featuring Got Your Name on It, a track that opened doors beyond the local circuit.

Since then, Eagleson has mapped out a clear path: a debut album in 2020 that leans into neo-traditional country with steel guitar up front and stories of relationships, rural life and family; Honkytonk Revival in 2021, sharpening a modern honky-tonk approach; and Do It Anyway in 2023, keeping close to country roots while folding in contemporary touches. Along the way, he teamed up with Dean Brody on More Drinkin’ Than Fishin’, a nod to his knack for straight-ahead, radio-ready hooks.

On stage, expect a set built around those releases, from the early breakout to the latest tracks, delivered with tight playing and a feel for classic country phrasing. Country fan or just curious, this is a solid snapshot of where the genre sits today, anchored in tradition and shaped for the present, at London Music Hall, 182 Dundas Street.