This concert pairs two rising artists known for their skilled song craft and dynamic vocal abilities. A well-known musician in Canada's East Coast scene, Noah Malcolm hails from Charlottetown, while Leah Holtom is one of Brampton Ontario's most impressive young talents.

Noah Malcolm is a queer singer-songwriter, musical director and multi-instrumentalist from Prince Edward Island. Signed to CYMBA Publishing and straddling folk and indie pop, he's worked with artists like Kellie Loder, David Archuleta, Rose Cousins, Maia Davies, and Stephen Fearing. Serving up with a witty stage presence and ear-catching vocals, his top-notch songwriting delivers 'melodic mastery' (The East Mag). Add in his playful yet poignant poetic spirit and it's easy to understand how he's acquired four Music PEI Awards, a 2025 East Coast Music Award, and three other ECMA nominations. Over 2025, Noah has continued to perform across Canada, making his Vancouver debut in JUNOfest, and releasing singles 'Goin' Thru It' and 'This Kind of Love', the latter used in the Hallmark film 'Kiki's Fourth Ingredient'.

Folk singer/songwriter Leah Holtom grew up in Brampton, Ontario, and now thrives in Toronto's vibrant music scene. Blending the best of folk and country, Leah shares a fresh expression of storytelling with a unique take on traditional instrumentation. Her tender yet soaring vocals, paired with acoustic guitars and pedal steel, captivate audiences on a heartfelt journey. In 2024, Leah was awarded the Colleen Peterson Songwriting Award from the Ontario Arts Council for her debut single, "Face The Day." Her rich sound and endearing voice are further showcased on her debut EP, "Patchwork."