A staple in the Canadian country music scene, The Dungarees have a definitive musical mandate: take the undeniable lyrical styling, soaring telecaster and steel guitar inherent in classic country, and inject it with harmony, modern intensity and pop sensibility to make it all their own.

The band has had the pleasure of recording with legendary Nashville hit-maker, multi-Grammy Award–winning producer Paul Worley, and are frequent collaborators with JUNO Award–winning Canadian producers Russell Broom and Bart McKay. They have also co-written with acclaimed Nashville songwriter Gary Nicholson, contributing to a growing catalogue that balances timeless country roots with contemporary production and sharp, melody-focused songwriting.

Riding the momentum of their singles “I’m Down,” “Twenty Something,” and “Rain,” The Dungarees continue to build a body of work that showcases their musicianship, harmonies, and recognizable guitar-driven sound.

They have performed on celebrated festival stages including Boots and Hearts, Calgary Stampede, Big Valley Jamboree, Country Thunder, and Dauphin CountryFest, and have been humbled to serve as direct support for artists such as Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, Dwight Yoakam, Alabama, and Zac Brown Band.

Internationally, The Dungarees have toured in Australia, performing at the renowned Tamworth Country Music Festival and multiple other festivals, expanding their audience and representing Canadian country music abroad.

Nominated for two Canadian Country Music Awards and three Western Canadian Music Awards, The Dungarees are seven-time winners at the Country Music Alberta Awards, including Group of the Year. With a strong sense of community, the band hosts the annual 24-Hour Gig-A-Thon, raising over $50,000 for the Alberta Cancer Foundation.