Seasonal benefit concert in support of the Hampton Food Basket with performances by: PREEPER RHAYE MACKAY (FOLK TRIO), ZACK INGLES, & KATE DICKIE. Presented by the Town Of Hampton, Hovey Insurance & Financial Services, Lakeside Financial (506-645-9297), & The Porch.

Tickets:

$20 - General Admission (All Ages)

100% of ticket proceeds go directly to Hampton Food Basket Donations will also be accepted during the event.

Doors 6:30pm | Show 7:00pm

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PREEPER RHAYE MACKAY (www.jessicarhaye.com)
Jessica Rhaye is a Canadian, independent singer songwriter, performer and visual graphic design artist.  With a 25-year career, her musical repertoire moves easily between folk and Americana. Rhaye performs solo, with her folk trio Preeper Rhaye MacKay, or with her folk-rock backing band The Ramshackle Parade. 

Among Jessica’s musical accolades are 8 full-length independent albums, Wood & Wire (2024) with her folk trio, Sunshine Baby (2023) and Just Like a Woman - Songs of Bob Dylan (2019) with The Ramshackle Parade, and solo releases Song In Me (2016), Far Gone Lullabies (2013), Good Things (2009), Short Stories (2006), Jessica Rhaye (2000).

Her songs have twice been a finalist in the Canada Music Week National Songwriting Competition as well as a finalist in the folk category of the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Jessica has been nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award, multiple East Coast Music and Music New Brunswick Awards and has had songs featured in television series Unstable (CMT) and Heartland (CBC). Her albums have received glowing buzz from Americana UK, Americana Highways, BBC Radio, FATEA UK, Great Dark Wonder, and Sirius XM “North Americana”.

Jessica’s notable co-writing partners over her career include Ron Sexsmith, the late Ken Tobias, Steve Poltz, Brent Mason, Royal Wood, and Matt Andersen. 

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ZACK INGLES (www.zackingles.ca)
Zack Ingles delivers a high-energy, foot-stomping, banjo-driven concert experience that pulls audiences straight into the story. Blending modern bluegrass rhythms, roots-rock drive, and pop-sensible hooks, his songs are tied together by lived-in storytelling. In his latest album, Get Ahead, Ingles writes with disarming honesty about mental health, the cost of living, and the absurdity of modern love; all carried by the twang of banjo and the steady pulse of a kick drum.

Ingles was the 2024 winner of the Scene’s Big Battle of the Bands – besting 6 other acts from across the Maritimes. He opened as support for Adam Baldwin at the 2025 Dooryard Festival. Notable appearances have included: Area 506, PaddleFest, Shivering Songs Festival, Winter Warmer Festival, Living Roots Festival, Rising Tides Festival, and a 2024 Christmas Fundraiser Tour that raised over $6,000 for local charities. 

Ingles’ debut full-length album is slated for release in Spring of 2026; promising a further refining of the from- the-heart songwriting and fast paced rhythms that have resonated so deeply with his audience.