Patrick Canavan is an accomplished artist with a rich and diverse career in the Canadian music scene. As the frontman for notable Canadian rock bands, including U4EA, 600, The Tundra, and HERE, Pat has captivated audiences with his dynamic performances and charismatic stage presence.

Beyond his role as a performer, Pat is a prolific singer-songwriter, boasting an impressive catalogue of over 300 original compositions. His musical talents extend far and wide, with mastery over various instruments, including guitar, bass, keyboards, and even orchestral percussion instruments like timpani, xylophone, and tubular bells. His versatility is further highlighted by his proficiency on the ukulele.

Pat’s has scored two Award-winning Canadian Films, Amplifier and Masterpiece Monday along with dozens of commercials and music specific to his Corporate clients like Canadian Tire, Real Canadian Superstore and Jumpstart Charities.

One of Pat's defining attributes as an artist is his ability to forge a deep connection with his audience. Years of live performance experience have honed his skill in tailoring his music to suit the unique vibe and preferences of each crowd.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Pat has ventured into the world of podcasting, co-hosting the video-audio podcast "Confessions of A Rock'n'Roll Cameraman" (#CORNRC) alongside Tony Wannamaker, a founding member of the iconic Much Music Network. This podcast is a treasure trove of stories that provide insights into the crossroads of Canadian pop culture, offering a fascinating glimpse into the music industry's history and evolution.

Pat's latest collaboration, "I Like Christmas (The Lights Ya Know)," with the rising star Cassidy Jane, showcases his enduring passion for creating music and his commitment to nurturing emerging talent. With a career marked by creativity, diversity, and an unwavering connection to his audience, Patrick Canavan continues to be a vital figure in the Canadian music scene and beyond.

Top Credits

2 Top 20 Canadian Hits. My Music score is part of 2 award-winning Canadian short films. Have a catalogue of over 300 songs.