Tour Support Grant-Music

Supports music tours of at least six live public performances (that have been announced publicly).
  • Creative Saskatchewan
Overview of the Tour Support Grant-Music program:

The Creative Saskatchewan Tour Support Grant is a program designed to assist musicians, bands, and other performers from Saskatchewan in expanding their reach by touring locally, nationally, or internationally. This grant aims to support the growth of Saskatchewan’s music industry by helping artists cover the costs associated with live performances outside their home base.

Benefits of the Tour Support Grant-Music program:
  • Financial Assistance: The grant helps cover eligible expenses such as travel, accommodation, and marketing for tours, reducing the financial burden on artists and enabling them to focus on their performances.
  • Increased Exposure: By supporting tours, the grant allows artists to reach new audiences, build their fan base, and increase their marketability both within and outside of Saskatchewan.
  • Professional Growth: Touring offers artists the opportunity to refine their live performance skills, gain industry experience, and build valuable connections within the music industry.
  • Economic Impact: Successful tours can lead to increased sales of music, merchandise, and tickets, contributing to the overall growth of the artists career.
  • Promotion of Saskatchewan Talent: By supporting tours, this grant helps to showcase Saskatchewans rich artistic talent on a broader stage, enhancing the provinces cultural footprint.
Eligibility criteria of the Tour Support Grant-Music program:
  • Saskatchewan Residency: The applicant must be a Saskatchewan-based artist, band, or performer. Bands or groups must have at least 50% of their members residing in Saskatchewan.
  • Professional Status: The applicant must demonstrate a professional level of artistic practice, including a track record of previous performances, releases, or industry recognition.
  • Tour Scope: The tour must consist of at least three confirmed dates outside of the applicants home base, with a clear plan for promoting and maximizing the impact of the tour.
  • Financial Need: The applicant must provide a detailed budget outlining the costs of the tour and demonstrate the need for financial assistance.
  • Project Viability: The tour must be well-planned, with realistic expectations for attendance and potential revenue, as well as a clear strategy for promoting the tour.
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