Sing For Mental Health

04/17/2026

🎤 Artist Announcement – Jaye Woods 🤍

We’re proud to welcome Jaye Woods to the SFMH 2026 stage.

Blending rap, melody, and raw emotion, Jaye creates music for the tender-hearted, the kind that sits with you, speaks to you, and reminds you you’re not alone. As both a seasoned emcee and a practicing therapist, his work lives at the powerful intersection of Hip-Hop and healing.

Since arriving in Hamilton in 2022, Jaye has quickly become a standout voice in the local scene, performing at the Hart Music Series, 905 Fest, Fresh Up Fest, and even opening for Shad at Bridgeworks.

But what truly sets him apart is his presence on stage.

His performances feel less like a show and more like a heart-to-heart with a friend, filled with honesty, laughter, and vulnerability. It’s real, it’s uplifting, and it’s exactly what Sing For Mental Health is all about.

🎧 His latest EP, Sensitive, is out now.

This is going to be something special.

🎟️ Tickets available in our bio or in your favourite artists’ bios.

04/12/2026

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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Sing for Mental Health! We are a community-driven music event focused on raising awareness, creating safe spaces, and supporting mental health through the power of live music and connection. Our 2026 event will take place this July, and we’re lookin...

04/12/2026

We’re officially looking for volunteers for Sing for Mental Health ❤️

This July, we’re bringing the community together through live music, connection, and a shared mission to support mental health, and we need to add to our amazing team to help make it happen.

If you’re a student looking for volunteer hours, or just someone who wants to be part of something meaningful, this is your chance.

No experience needed, just good energy, reliability, and a willingness to be part of something bigger.

🎓 Volunteer hours available for students

Apply now through the link in our bio.

04/10/2026

🎶 Friday Artist Announcement 🎶

We’re excited to welcome Eric Jackson & Willow River to the SFMH 2026 stage!

Crafting songs that feel like autumn… Warm, textured, and timeless. This group blends alternative country, bluegrass, and folk/Americana into something truly special. Their music is rooted in rich harmonies, powerful storytelling, and a deep connection to the land they call home.

Based in Ontario’s Waterloo Region, the name Willow River comes from the original (pre-colonial) name of the Grand River, a meaningful tribute to the area’s Indigenous heritage and Eric’s Métis identity.

🕑 Catch them live at SFMH 2026 @ 2:00 PM

This is going to be one you don’t want to miss.

🎟️ Tickets available in our bio or in your favourite artists’ bios.

03/25/2026

🎟️ TICKETS ARE LIVE 🎟️

Sing For Mental Health 2026 is officially on the way… and trust me, this year is going to be something special.

We’ve got 11 artists lined up 🤯
… and we’ve only announced TWO so far.

That means there’s still 10 more to reveal, and we’re dropping a new artist every Friday, so make sure you’re following along 👀

This year, we’re going bigger and better than ever.
More music. More energy. More impact.

We’ve got surprises.
We’ve got secrets.
And we seriously can’t wait to share this day with all of you.

📍 Tracie’s Place – Hamilton
📅 July 5th, 2026
⏰ Doors 11AM | Show 12PM
🎟️ Tickets just $15

Come be part of something that actually makes a difference ❤️

Grab your tickets, lock it in, and stay tuned… this is just the beginning.

03/20/2026

You aren’t gonna wanna miss this one…

Blake Jubenville is a 16-year-old singer-songwriter from Rodney, Ontario, with a deep passion for music that has been with him from a young age.
Growing up, Blake found solace and inspiration in writing songs and singing, and over the past three years, he has taught himself to play the guitar.
His musical style is deeply influenced by country music, with artists like Zach Bryan and Sam Barber shaping his sound.
Blake’s dream is to become a country star, and his determination, coupled with his raw talent, shows great promise for his future in the industry.
At just 16 years old, Blake is already making waves with his music, and his journey is only just beginning.

Don’t miss Blake Jubenville At Sing For Mental Health 2026 on July 5th!

03/14/2026

🎟️ Tickets Are Now Available – SFMH 2026! 🎶

The wait is over! Tickets for Sing For Mental Health 2026 are officially live.

Join us for a powerful night of music, community, and conversation as artists and audiences come together to support mental health awareness. This event is more than just a concert, it’s a space where people can connect, share their stories, and remind each other that no one has to face mental health struggles alone.

🎟️ Tickets can be found in our bio
or in the bios of your favourite artists performing at the event.

Bring your friends, support the artists, and be part of something that truly matters. 🤍

https://buytickets.at/singformentalhealth1/2117685

03/14/2026

Introducing the Team Behind SFMH 2026 🤍

Every year, Sing For Mental Health comes together because of a small group of passionate people who believe deeply in the power of music, community, and open conversations about mental health.

This is the team working behind the scenes to make SFMH 2026 possible.

Founded by Cam Wilson, Sing For Mental Health was created with a simple but powerful mission: to bring people together through music while raising awareness and support for mental health.

Standing beside him are an incredible group of people who help bring that vision to life:

✨ Julia Russell – Co-Founder and Cam’s partner in crime, helping guide the heart and direction of the event.

✨ Tiffany Luvv – Co-Founder, artist, and community builder who continues to advocate for indie artists and mental health awareness.

✨ Nathan Cee – Co-Founder and one of the original supporters of the event who has been there through every stage of its growth.

✨ Nick Marinac – Head of Marketing and Media, helping share the story and message of SFMH with the world.

Together, this team works to create more than just a concert. They help build a space where artists and audiences can connect, share their stories, and remind each other that no one has to face mental health struggles alone.

We’re proud to introduce the people helping make SFMH 2026 happen.

03/13/2026

With Our First Artist Announcement For SFMH 2026…

Lio & the Strays don’t ask for your attention, they take it. The York Region/GTA-based 4-piece pulls from the roots of pop, rock, and the blues, forging something they simply call Soul Rock: raw, feeling-first music that doesn’t apologize for being loud or honest. Lio’s voice leads the charge, magnetic and unfiltered, backed by a band that plays like they’ve got nothing left to lose. Their live performance at the Vintage Venture in Niagara Falls captured that energy in full, a recording that showcases the band at their most visceral. They’ve since taken the stage on CMCTV Talent, bringing their sound to a wider audience and earning a feature in the press along the way. With a show at The Supermarket on the horizon, Lio & the Strays are a band on the move. Catch them before the rooms get bigger.

Come See Lio & the Strays Live @ SFMH 2026 On July 5th!

03/13/2026

Meet the Team – Nathan Cee 🤍

Some people are there from the very beginning, through every idea, every challenge, and every win. Nathan Cee is one of that person for us.

As a Co-Founder of Sing For Mental Health, Nate has been part of this event’s journey from the start. He’s watched it grow, supported it through its ups and downs, and helped shape it into the community-driven event it is today.

If you’ve attended SFMH, chances are Nate was one of the first faces you saw when you walked through the doors. As our door host, he welcomes everyone into the space with warmth and energy, setting the tone for the night before the music even begins.

But Nate’s role in this movement goes far beyond that. His support for this event comes from a deep belief in the cause and from his close friendship with founder Cam Wilson. He understands just how important it is to create a space where people can come together, connect through music, and feel supported when it comes to mental health.

Loyal, supportive, and always ready to help wherever he’s needed, Nate has been a huge part of helping Sing For Mental Health become what it is today.

We’re incredibly lucky to have him as part of the heart of this team. 🤍

03/13/2026

We’re proud to officially announce the cause behind Sing For Mental Health 💜

Since day one, this event has been about more than music. It’s about using our voices to support mental health in our community.

Once again, we’re honoured to be supporting CMHA Hamilton as they celebrate their 60th anniversary of helping hope grow.

📍 Tracie’s Place – Hamilton
📅 July 5th, 2026
🚪 Doors: 11 AM
🎤 Music Starts: 12 PM
🎟 Tickets: $15

This will be an all-ages day of live music, community, and coming together for a cause that affects so many of us.

Mental health matters. Music heals. And together we can make a difference.

Stay tuned as we begin announcing the incredible artists joining us this year.

03/11/2026

Meet the Team – Nick Marinac 🎬

We needed someone who knew how to tell a story, and for us, that person is Nick Marinac, our Head of Marketing and Media.

Nick is the creative mind helping bring SFMH to life online and beyond and he plays a huge role in making sure this event reaches the people who need it most.

Working closely with the team, Nick helps shape the voice and message of Sing For Mental Health, using his skills in media and marketing to shine a light on the artists, the mission, and the community behind it all.

But for Nick, this isn’t just work, it’s personal. Through his own experiences and understanding of mental health, he knows how important it is to create space for real conversations and real support. That passion is what drives him to help push this movement forward.

Thanks to Nick’s dedication and creativity, the message of SFMH continues to reach further.

We’re incredibly grateful to have him helping us share this mission with the world. 🤍