Connor Fox at Harvest Music Festival (Fredericton)

Name: Connor Fox at Harvest Music Festival (Fredericton)
Start: 2025-09-10T19:00:00-03:00
Location: Officers' Square Fredericton

Schedule

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-03:00

Location

Officers' Square Fredericton | Fredericton, NB

Sharing the stage with The Revivalists and Grace Bowers & The Hodge Podge
September 10, 2025 | 7:00 PM - 7:35 PM @TD Main Stage
Connor Fox, at just 24, has swiftly emerged as a leading figure in the world of guitar, earning accolades that align him with the greats. His rapid ascent from a prodigious young guitarist to a full-fledged bandleader marks him as a generational talent in the making. Fox released his debut album, "Music Room," to critical acclaim and audience adoration, showcasing his abilities not just as a guitarist but also as a vocalist and bandleader. This album’s success was highlighted by a sold-out live performance, solidifying his reputation as a formidable new force in music. Fox initially gained prominence with The Hypochondriacs, a dynamic six-member band based in Fredericton. Known for electrifying live performances, the band has been instrumental in Fox’s development, providing him with platforms like SXSW and The Harvest Music Festival to showcase his skills. Within the group, Fox’s guitar solos—known for their precision and taste—play a crucial role in supporting the band’s sound. Beyond his work with The Hypochondriacs, Fox has explored various musical avenues. He leads Saturday’s Child, a tribute band dedicated to The Grateful Dead, allowing him to delve into extended improvisational jams. Additionally, he revived Stang’s Swang, a Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute band, impressing new audiences with his command of Vaughan’s intense guitar style. Fox’s growing influence has attracted significant media attention. Following the release of "Music Room," he has been featured in interviews on CBC, podcasts like MRTI Radio and Axess Radio, and in online publications such as Grid City. His album topped the charts at local community station CHSR FM in February 2024, underscoring his rising popularity. Fox's accomplishments culminated in an invitation to play a main stage with his band at Fredericton’s Harvest Music Festival 2024 and ended the year stepping up to play guitar for David Myles for the New Year’s Eve gig, a testament to his rising stature and the widespread recognition of his talents. As Connor Fox continues to evolve and refine his artistry, his early achievements and the enthusiastic reception of his work suggest a bright future ahead. His journey is just beginning, and the music world eagerly anticipates his next steps.