Étienne Fletcher

Étienne Fletcher is a Canadian singer-songwriter originally from Regina, Saskatchewan. He is known for blending his French and English roots into his music, creating a unique sound that resonates with audiences across Canada. Fletcher's music spans genres such as rock, folk, pop, and dance, often incorporating themes of life, death, and everything in between. He was previously a member of the band Indigo Joseph and has since pursued a solo career, releasing notable works like the bilingual EPs "Face A" and "Side A," and the album "Entre-Deux," which features tracks mostly in French. His album "Entre-Deux" explores themes such as transitioning through life stages, environmental concerns, and reflections on relationships with Canada's Indigenous people. Fletcher has received several awards and nominations, including being named Francophone Artist of the Year at the Western Canadian Music Awards in 2022.

Fletcher's performances are known for their energy and connection, often blending different musical styles to create memorable experiences for his audience. He has performed at various festivals and venues, including notable spots like Les Francos de Montréal and the Regina Folk Festival. His collaboration with fellow musicians Sean McCannell and Gaelan Malloy contributes to the dynamic sound that defines his live shows. With his recent successes and new projects on the horizon, Fletcher continues to make significant contributions to the Canadian music scene, especially in promoting francophone music across the country.

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