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The Savoy Theatre — Devin Cuddy

Saturday, June 13, 2026 · 8:00 p.m. · The Savoy Theatre

Devin Cuddy

Devin Cuddy is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter and pianist who leads the Devin Cuddy Band, blending roots rock, country, and New Orleans blues into an energetic live show. This Juno-nominated band has taken their sound all across Canada, the US, and Europe. Audiences at the Savoy Theatre can expect performances known for their energy, emotion, and deep connection with the audience.

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