Victoria Yeh is a Toronto-based violinist, having performed across Canada from coast-to-coast-to-coast. Classically trained, Victoria’s unique style combines classical purity with the edginess of prog fusion to present the violin as it has never been heard before.

We are both Collingwood born and raised and play meditation-based music with Didgeridoo and Sitar.

We are a five piece cover band, playing a fun selection of songs from the 70s all the way to today.

Fraser Melvin is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, arranger, composer, and bandleader. He plays guitar, lap steel, mandolin, ukulele, bass, keys, trombone, and sings. Fraser has been performing in and around Toronto and Southern Ontario since 2006 with his own group, The Fraser Melvin Band, as well as numerous other bands including Bad Luck Woman & Her Misfortunes, Sam Polley And The Old Tomorrows, and The Jenie Thai Band. With over 15 years experience in the music business, Fraser has performed at the Toronto Jazz Festival, the Montreal Jazz Festival, the Tremblant International Blues Festival, and the Kitchener Blues Festival as well as opened for Johnny Winter, Jim Cuddy, and Chilliwack.

Karla Crawford is a singer songwriter and recording artist who has been performing across Canada and the United States for the past 20 years. She has shared the stage with Vince Gill, Brad Paisley, Porter Wagoner and other legendary artists. Currently working on her 4^th album, she continues to perform for many Corporate Events, Resorts and festivals. Karla met Glenn Bladon, former musical director for the ‘Legends’ show (Shania Twain) at Deerhurst Resort, 7 years ago, and since then they have become a sought after musical team. Rich Levesque on bass, has played with many big name artists (Tom Cochrane, Colin James, Serena Ryder) as well, touring all over North America.

The 3 of them combined is a dynamic trio, lending beautiful harmonies, incredible musicianship, and an engaging performance.

Six Chickens in the Kitchen was born out of a group of close friends who met through their children.  What started out as the odd ridiculous living room jam while the kids were playing, slowly evolved into fun practices and the organic build up of song writing and performing.  The name came from Craig's (lead guitar) family experience of raising six chickens in their kitchen during the pandemic.