Graham Bedard is a rising Canadian Country-Rock artist from Exeter, Ontario, known for raw, powerhouse vocals and a captivating stage presence. With nearly 20 years of honing his craft, his sound blends the grit of ’90s rock and the heart of modern country, with influences like Three Doors Down and Keith Urban.

Graham has shared stages with Canadian icons like David Wilcox, Kim Mitchell, and The Washboard Union. His debut single, “A Place Called Love” (2018), earned him a spot as a “Fresh Pick” on local country radio building a loyal audience.

In 2019, Graham won the Boothill Jamboree Rising Star Award and debuted on SiriusXM’s “Top of the Country” (Channel 171) with “The Right Time,” gaining features on Apple Music Canada’s popular playlists. In 2020, his single “Find Your Way” again earned “Fresh Pick” status and playlist features.

After stepping back from music, Graham made a fierce comeback in 2024 returning to the SiriusXM charts with his new single “If You Didn’t Leave.” In August 2025, Graham won the Emerging Artist Showdown at Lucknow’s Music in the Fields where he opened for Tenille Townes and Jordan Davis. Graham also released his latest single, “Worse Than The Whiskey,” one day before debuting at Lucknow’s Music In The Fields.

With continued support from SiriusXM and notable streaming traction, “Worse Than The Whiskey” delivers unfiltered emotion, vulnerable storytelling, and a sharp country-rock edge. Graham Bedard is quickly emerging as a standout talent, poised for an exciting career ahead.