Redferrin

Redferrin hits Coors Event Centre in Saskatoon on July 4, 2026. Raised between White House, Tennessee and the Arenacross circuit, he traded motocross for songwriting after an injury and first made his mark in Nashville under his full name, Blake Redferrin. He co-wrote cuts for Florida Georgia Line — Lil Bit, Countryside, Can’t Help Myself, Where’d You Learn How to Do That — then in 2023 teamed with Canadian duo The Reklaws on Honky Tonkin’ About, a track that topped the Canadian country chart and earned a 2024 Canadian Country Music Awards nod.

Alongside that writing run, Redferrin built his own project: narrative country with rural imagery, shot through with rock tension and a modern, street-leaning production. Since his debut single Red In My Last Name (2021) and the gold-certified Jack and Diet Coke (2023), he’s kept the pace with Just Like Johnny (2024) and two EPs on Warner Music Nashville: Old No. 7 (2024), then Some City, Somewhere (2025). On stage, he strings these songs together in a set that leans into country tradition while opening the door to a more hybrid sound.