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Free Times Cafe, 320 College St. Toronto, ON M5T 1S3 2 blocks West of Spadina, Toronto
Live Acoustic performance, tickets ten bucks and Free Times requires one drink or food item minimum.
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Uncle Trent and Friends Live at D2 Bar & Stage with special guest Mike Szabo. Tickets are $15 dollars advance and $20 at the door. Show starts at 8pm!
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Join Uncle Trent and Friends for a special evening off stories and songs. The night will get started at 8pm and wrap up around 10ish. Tickets are $10 advance and $15 at the door.
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Uncle Trent and Friends live with Albertosaurus! 2 Bands $15 advance tickets $20 bucks at the door show starts at 8pm
2024- Okemaw Award Recipient - Shane Yellowbird award for Music
“Pure homegrown Alberta Talent. Fine songwriter, entertainer and he learned from the best of’em.” – Dick Damron, Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer
DISCOGRAPHY
2025 - Legacy (Uncle Trent and Friends)
2023 - Do You Wanna?
2022 - A Place To Call Home
2018 - Now and...Then
2014 - I Don’t Regret a Thing (Solo)
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Uncle Trent has many stories to tell and he learned to craft his skill as a musician's musician, playing dancehalls since he was a teen. Trent has been involved in the music business since joining his dad’s band back in 1993.
Trent watched his dad from a very young age, sit at the kitchen table and write songs. He always had a pot of coffee, a lit cigarette and an old tape recorder. Trent would hide in the next room and listen to the stories his dad would create. His love of music and storytelling would eventually inspire him to start composing his own songs. Trent has produced two albums for his father’s band Duster, as well as his own solo projects. Trent continues to record himself as well as mentoring new artists. Trent's mission is to use his art to express the human experience; raw, witty and unwavering.
Since the pandemic Trent has looked for alternative ways to tell stories. He has also voiced two audio books for Durville Publishing, and he has re-energized his do-it-yourself attitude by creating two podcasts, with the help of longtime friend Curt Young.
The most recent podcast Curt and Trent created is The Deadly Uncle Podcast. The Deadly Uncle Podcast was created as a safe space to connect Indigenous men and boys to their culture and communities. Join Curt Young and Trent Agecoutay as they talk to "Deadly Uncles" in the Indigenous Community.
Each podcast promotes belonging and social inclusion to support the physical and mental wellbeing of Indigenous men and boys. With the support of the Edmonton Arts Council, and Canada Council for the Arts, Trent and Curt have successfully interviewed 40 “Deadly Uncles”.
In the past Trent has been nominated for awards at the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, the Native American Music Awards, the Indian Summer Music Awards, the Indigenous Music Awards, the 2023 Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards and most recently the 2024 Native American Music Awards.
AWARDS
2024-Nominee- Best Blues Recording, Native American Music Awards, Dancing Along
2023-Nominee-Best Country recording, Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards, A Place To Call Home
2019 - Nominee - Best Indigenous Recording, Edmonton Music Awards, Kokum's Stories
2019 - Nominee - Best Country Recording, Indigenous Music Awards, Now and...Then
2018 - Nominee - Best Male Artist, Best Country Recording, Best Video (narrative), Native American Music Awards, Now and...Then
2018 - Nominee - Best Country Recording, Indian Summer Music Awards, Kokum's Stories
2015 - Winner - Best Country Recording, Indian Summer Music Awards. I Don't Regret a Thing.
Trent has received grants and successfully completed projects funded by the Edmonton Heritage Society, the Edmonton Arts Council, The Alberta Foundation for the Arts and Canada Council for the Arts.
