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Country Classroom Carries On With Julia Haggarty
As a part of Country Music Week, Country Classroom, presented by the CCMA 2021 London Host Organizing Committee, carries on with this weeks featured artist Julia Haggarty. Live performance video below.
Julia Haggarty has opened for some of Canadian country’s biggest acts, including Paul Brandt (Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir’s “Thank You Ilderton” concert), Tebey on his The Good Ones tour where she doubled as the feature performer on his single, and Jessica Mitchell on her Heart of Glass tour, just to name a few. She has garnered radio play with her singles Overthinking You, Paradise, and One Last Time, her Christmas duet “Don’t Tell Me It’s Christmas” (with fellow London folk artist Charlie Weber) and has been chosen as SiriusXM’s feature artist. A graduate of Western University with studies in BMus Hon. Voice Performance and Artist Diploma from the Don Wright Faculty of Music, Julia has built a strong moral and musical foundation. She was a founding member of the internationally renowned a cappella group Six Vocal Ensemble, and was nominated for six CARA awards, winning CARA Folk Album of the Year in 2015.
More information regarding the Canadian Country Music Awards can be found at ccma.org.
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