The Ennis Sisters

The Ennis Sisters are a Juno Award-winning folk/country trio from St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, comprising Karen, Maureen, and Teresa Ennis. Born into a family with a rich musical heritage, the sisters have been enchanting audiences with their harmonious vocals and heartfelt songwriting since the late 1990s. Their music is heavily influenced by their Irish-Newfoundland heritage and often features themes of family history, rugged landscapes, and the resilient spirit of the maritime culture.

Throughout their career, The Ennis Sisters have released a spectrum of albums that beautifully marry traditional Celtic melodies with contemporary folk and country nuances. In their more recent work, albums such as "Keeping Time" (2018) and "Stages" (2015) showcase their adept ability to create music that resonates with both the past and the present. The trio also possesses a knack for embracing the festive spirit through their charming holiday releases like "Upon a Winter's Day" (2016) and "It's Christmas" (2012), which have become seasonal favorites. They continue to celebrate their roots while also pushing musical boundaries, ensuring that The Ennis Sisters remain a beloved and enduring presence in the Canadian music scene.