We kick off the season with Canadian rock legend Randy Bachman, best known for the Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive. Bachman and Kaeshammer rock a recipe for ragu before rocking a joint performance of “Takin’ Care of Business” – a delicious duet of food and music that will leave you craving more.
BC Entertainment Hall of Fame inductee Dee Daniels’ two favourite things are food and music – so what better way to celebrate those joys than making Skyr gnocchi's before dazzling with a performance of “This Little Light of Mine”.
Multiple Juno Award winning Andy Kim – famous for hits such as ‘Baby I love you’ and ‘Rock me Gently” – shows off his culinary Shakshuka chops before a duet performance of his hit song ‘Sugar Sugar’.
Juno award winning Marc Jordan, best known for writing hit songs for Rod Stewart and Diana Ross, tries out his cooking chops with Michael’s famous endive and radicchio salad. The fusion of flavours leads to a fusion of melodies as they perform “Rhythm of my Heart”.
Blues singer Jim Byrnes – three time Juno Award winner and lead actor of multiple TV series including Highlander – gets some schnitzel sizzling before breaking out the blues to perform “Hello Josephine”.
Blues singer-songwriter Curtis Salgado, lead vocalist for Santana and the inspiration to John Belushi’s Blue’s Brothers character, gets groovy with gumbo before grabbing the mic for a joint performance of “The Greatest Wish”.
Season 2 kicks off with a rock 'n' roll explosion as the legendary Canadian icon, Colin James, takes center stage. Known for his high-voltage performances, James teams up with Kaeshammer for sizzling renditions of "Crystal Ball" and "Open Your Mind."
Young Canadian icon and Multi-Platinum pop artist Tyler Shaw phở-cuses on a delicious phở soup before turning up the heat with a dazzling duet of ‘With you’ and ‘Love you Still’.
Activist, musician and songwriter Laura Mina Minic makes melodies and magic in the kitchen before a dazzling performance of hit songs "Hiccup" and "Bridge on Fire".
Country sensation Aaron Pritchett gives a little hee haw to a Tuscan chicken dish before rocking out alongside Michael to "Worth A Shot" and "Fly Me To The Moon".
Juno award winning Tom Lavin, best known for the Powder Blues, sizzles in the kitchen with a Shrimp Étouffée, before burning up the mic with performances of Cookin' with the Blues and Blame It on the Blues.
Singer, songwriter and storyteller Donovan Woods noodles around in the kitchen before a breathtaking performance of Rosemary and 116 West Main, Durham, NC.
Young and soulful musician Katie Tupper loves to connect listeners from all genres, and she spices up the kitchen before Michael heats up the piano for her to perform "She Said" and "Outside the Gate".
From the Rolling Stones to The Black Crowes, Chuck Leavall's piano and keyboard work has brought crowds to their feet - and he also knows how to heat up the kitchen. Tune in for grits - hits - and a musical performance of "Alberta, Alberta".
Stephen Faring is not afraid to folk around in the kitchen, whipping up roasted chicken with spätzle, before performing 'Bring This Song' and 'Cowboy Guitar'.
3-time Juno winner Jill Barber's charm in the kitchen is almost matched by her mesmerizing performances of "Petite Fleur" and "Chances."
Tune in for tasty bites and musical delights with Mike Farris with performances of "Bird in the Rain" and "Sunset Road".
Blues powerhouse Matt Andersen brings the grit and groove of his roots to the kitchen, crafting heartwarming dishes before delivering an electrifying performance of his stirring tracks "Coal Mining Blues" and "Only An Island."
Blending his rich Indigenous roots with contemporary sound, JUNO award winning Aysanabee shows off his cooking skills before breaking out his killer guitar skills to perform "Alone" and "Somebody Else".
The stage is set for a foot-stomping good time as Queen of Capetown fiddle Natalie McMaster joins forces with Michael for a spirited performance of "Christmas Jig" and "Volcanic Jig".
It's not a "Bad Day" when you get to cook with Daniel Powter! Join the chart topping singer songwriter in the kitchen before a special joint performance of "Bad Day" and "Love you Lately".
Rocker Leeroy Stagger is rolling into the kitchen to cook a vegetarian dish with Michael, but the real party starts when he grabs his guitar. Get ready for a high-energy performance of "These Days" and "It's Going to Be Alright."
Madeleine Peyroux is coming to the kitchen to whip up a delicious pasta salad with Michael, but the main course is a special and soulful performance of "How I Wish" and "Snowman Dan".
Harry Manx joins us to cook a cozy classic, before performing his signature mystic-ssippi blues songs "Spoonful" and "Can't be Satisfied" backed by Michael on the piano.
Juno-nominated singer-songwriter Julian Taylor is cooking up more than just a delicious dish with Michael. Get ready for an intimate performance of his powerful songs, "It's Not Enough" and "Weighing Down.
Guitar legend Tommy Emmanual drops by for some great cooking and conversation before wowing us all with a performance of "Change for Good" and "Caravan".
Powerhouse vocalist and performer Shakura S'Aida heats up more than the kitchen while performing "Hold On to Love" and "Walk Out That Door".
Genre-defying musician Curtis Stigers brings his passion for performance to the kitchen, then treats us to a pair of his timeless hits "Good to Know you" and "I Wonder Why".
From the studio to the stove, Great Lake Swimmers frontman Tony Dekker is the master of creating a vibe. He brings that thoughtful energy to the kitchen before an intimate performance of 'One More Dance Around the Sun'. and 'Your Rocky Spine'.
Known for his brilliant songwriting and high-energy performances, Indie Rocker Joel Plaskett trades his guitar for a spatula before treating us to a performance of his classic songs, "When I Close My Eyes" and "Old Friends".
The talented Nicolina, who wowed viewers on American Idol with her amazing voice that stops you in your tracks, is spicing up the kitchen before an awe inspiring performance of her hit songs "You" and "Way Out."
Blues-rock dynamo Jesse Roper brings his laid back vibes, killer guitar skills and cooking chops to the kitchen before performing "Cool Whip" and "Turn it Up".
