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Heartstrings & Honkey Tonks
Bilyk Financial Presents CFCW’S Heartstrings & Honky Tonks
After back-to-back CCMA nominations for Country Music Special Of The Year, Heartstrings & Honky Tonks returns in 2026 following sold out tours in 2024 & 2025.
This isn’t just a concert—it’s your exclusive look into the heart of Music City. Imagine the intimate, electric atmosphere of the Bluebird Cafe mixed with the power of the Ryman, right here in Alberta.
Join Canadian Country Hall of Fame Member Jackie Rae Greening as she hosts a historic night set in the iconic Nashville-style Songwriters Round (or “Guitar Pull”). And the best part? You’re part of the broadcast! Your applause, your energy—it all goes out LIVE on 840 AM radio as we continue to celebrate over 70 years of CFCW.
Tickets for 2026 tour stops in Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Camrose, and Bonnyville will be the hottest in town. This is the ultimate bucket-list event for every music lover. Get your tickets and guarantee your seat now to witness the best live radio broadcast show in Canada.
Experience the raw, original intent of the songs the way they were written as award-winning, platinum-selling co-writers Dan Davidson & Clayton Bellamy bring their best Nashville stories and take turns leading off the shows.
In addition to Dan & Clayton each night will feature additional songwriters in each city including some surprise and local guests. Rounding out the entire roster of artists slated for these shows are Aaron Pritchett, Bobby Wills, Brad Mates, Chad Brownlee, Kelsi Mayne, Michelle Wright, Morgan Klaiber, The Prairie States, Tony Stevens, Tracy Millar, Zach McPhee with special guest appearances by local artists Keira Myer, Julia Vos, Myra Marshall, and Shane Larmand. Check individual show listings for the confirmed artists lineup in each city.
Details can be found at www.cfcw.com and www.heartstringsandhonkytonks.com
Pre-Show starts at 6:45 PM
Live to AIR 7:00 PM sharp
Artist line up subject to change.
About 840 CFCW
On November 2, 1954, a spunky 250-watt Alberta radio station signed on the air in Camrose Alberta. It was destined to become Canada’s first full-time country music station – and a bona fide legend. Seventy years later, two frequency changes, and 50,000 watts later, 840 CFCW continues to be Alberta’s Country Legend.