Meet Katelyn Lehner, a small-town Saskatchewan girl, who’s been stealing hearts with her powerful vocals and captivating stage presence. As a trained classical vocalist, and previous Team Canada Track and Field athlete, she’s now using these learned skills to propel herself in the Canadian Country music scene.

The last two years have been monumental for the new artist, gaining traction across Western Canada, with festival performances at Country Thunder Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Calgary Stampede, and headlining her first festivals. Lehner has also opened shows for Dean Brody, George Canyon, Lindsay Ell, Blue Rodeo and more. She has made appearances on CTV, and Global News, has been mentioned in Billboard Canada, the Saskatoon Star Phoenix and more.

Being a Sask girl, Katelyn works with many local brands and organizations. She has ongoing partnerships with Modern Mattress, Vita Beauty Bar and Bella Chic. Her love of sports brought her to being the WHL Playoff anthem singer for multiple sold-out nights at SaskTel Centre for the Saskatoon Blades and the voice of the Saskatoon Berries theme song.

Katelyn’s debut EP “10 Bucks” led her to being named “Artist of the Year” by the North Sask Music Zine. She the 2024 runner up in the Jim Beam National Talent Search in Toronto. Her Sophomore EP “Dirt Road Dancing” was released Oct. 18th and landed her on the cover of Amazon Music’s “Breakthrough Country” Playlist. Lehner’s most recent single “City Cowboy” became her second #1 on SiriusXM.

In the music video for “Something I’d Like,” Katelyn shows off a new side of her artistry which made it her biggest debut release yet. The single is currently climbing the Mediabase country charts. After multiple trips to Nashville, Lehner is excited to be working towards her next project.