Mark Cameron Band

Mark Cameron Band

The Mark Cameron Band brings a high-energy blend of classic country and roots music to Nova Scotia’s longest-running bluegrass festival, making them a crowd favorite and a perfect fit for the 53rd Annual Nova Scotia Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Festival. Known for their award-winning frontman and beloved BeechBrook Campground connection, they deliver a lively show that gets audiences singing, dancing, and celebrating tradition.

About the Band

  • Fronted by Mark Cameron, an award-winning country musician and entertainer.
  • The band is deeply tied to the BeechBrook Campground in Ardoise, NS, where Cameron is owner and operator, making their performances feel like a homecoming.
  • Their sound blends classic country and roots energy, appealing to both traditionalists and new audiences.

Performance Style

  • High-energy stage presence: Their shows are known for lively rhythms, sing-along choruses, and crowd engagement.
  • Classic country repertoire: Fans of traditional country music will recognize timeless influences woven into their sets.

Notable Highlights

  • Regular performers at the Nova Scotia Bluegrass & Oldtime Music Festival, including the 50th, 51st, 52nd, and now the 53rd editions.
  • Appearances at other regional events such as the Stewiacke Country Music Festival, showcasing their versatility across bluegrass and country stages.
  • Their connection to the festival’s legacy makes them a bridge between tradition and community spirit, embodying the festival’s mission to celebrate heritage music.

Why Audiences Love Them

  • Authenticity: Mark Cameron’s roots in Nova Scotia and his role as campground host give the band a genuine local flavor.
  • Energy & Fun: Their performances are described as “a special treat” for fans of classic country, ensuring a lively atmosphere.
  • Community Connection: The band’s presence reinforces the festival’s identity as a gathering place for music, culture, and camaraderie.

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Published: February 7, 2026

Updated: February 7, 2026