Andrea Beaton is a celebrated Canadian fiddler, composer, and teacher, known for her vibrant and expressive style rooted in the rich Cape Breton tradition. Hailing from one of the most illustrious musical families on the island, Andrea is the daughter of well-known fiddler Kinnon Beaton, and the granddaughter of the famed Donald Angus Beaton, ensuring her immersion in music from a very young age. Her command of the fiddle is characterized by a powerful drive and a contagious energy that showcases her strong connection to the danceable rhythms of her home.

Throughout her career, Andrea Beaton has released a number of well-received albums that resonate with both the nostalgia of Cape Breton fiddling and contemporary dynamism. Among her more recent works, "With Betty and Dave" pairs her with highly respected musicians Betty Lou Beaton and Dave MacIsaac, highlighting a family-centric collaboration. Her solo album, "Little Black Book," is a treasure trove of tunes that further cement her status as a heavyweight in the traditional music scene. "The Tap Session," "Cuts," "License To Drive 'Er," and "Branches" are further testaments to her ingenuity and skill as a musician, each project brimming with the jigs, reels, and strathspeys that have charmed audiences worldwide. Andrea's music offers a hearty nod to the past while propelling Cape Breton fiddle music into contemporary relevance with her spirited performances and original compositions.