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Ashley Borody was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, and raised in Quesnel, where her lifelong passion for music first took shape. Growing up in a musically rich environment, Ashley discovered her voice in the local church and quickly developed a deep love for performing. Encouraged by her elementary and high school music teachers, she began exploring her natural vocal ability and musical creativity at an early age.
Music runs deep in Ashley’s family. Her grandfather, a talented saxophone and piano player who performed on cruise ships, and her grandmother, a bass player, helped inspire her early musical journey. Surrounded by these influences, Ashley developed a strong appreciation for many styles of music while learning to play both guitar and piano.
As a teenager and young adult, Ashley began performing throughout British Columbia as a busker, honing her craft on the streets and at local coffee houses and events. Her soulful voice and natural stage presence quickly gained attention in the local music scene. Determined to push herself further, she auditioned for both Canadian Idol and Canada’s Got Talent during the years the shows were running, showcasing her powerful vocals and fearless dedication to her dream.
Ashley’s professional career expanded when she joined the band Shockwave, where she had the opportunity to open for well-known Canadian artists including The Northern Pikes and George Canyon. These performances helped shape her stage presence and experience performing for large audiences.
She later became part of the Borody Anthony Band, where the group recorded their own original album before eventually pursuing different musical paths.
Alongside her husband and pianist Dylan Borody, Ashley also performed as a duo at venues such as Mabel Hill Farm Kitchen & Marketplace, as well as at weddings and private events across British Columbia. Throughout her career, she has remained deeply connected to her community, regularly performing the Canadian national anthem at hockey games since her teenage years.
Today, Ashley brings her passion and powerhouse vocals to the stage with “Ashley Borody – The Ultimate Tribute to Adele.” Backed by an exceptional band featuring award-winning Canadian musicians and a stunning string section, the show recreates the emotion, elegance, and vocal power that made Adele one of the most celebrated artists in the world.
A devoted mother of two daughters, Ashley is driven by a desire to inspire others through music. Her journey reflects dedication, resilience, and an unwavering love for performing. With every performance, Ashley Borody delivers an unforgettable experience that connects audiences through the timeless power of music.
Please welcome the incredible Denis Dufresne, one of Canada’s most celebrated and accomplished musicians. An eight-time Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) “Musician of the Year”, Denis is renowned across the country for his extraordinary versatility, musical precision, and captivating stage presence.
A true master of his craft, Denis is an exceptional multi-instrumentalist, bringing virtuosity to the guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and banjo. His musicianship has made him one of the most respected and sought-after performers in Canadian music, known for elevating every stage he steps on with both technical brilliance and heartfelt musicality.
Throughout his career, Denis has collaborated with countless artists and productions, earning widespread recognition for his ability to blend genres while delivering performances that are both powerful and deeply authentic. His reputation as a world-class musician continues to grow through his work both on stage and behind the scenes.
Denis is currently involved in several exciting projects, including The Charms alongside Megan Konschuh, producing for Morgan Klaiber, and serving as the Artistic Director for Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele, where his musical leadership helps bring the full power and authenticity of Adele’s iconic sound to life.
With decades of experience, unmatched versatility, and a passion for exceptional live performance, Denis Dufresne continues to shape and inspire the Canadian music scene.
Please welcome Morag Northey, an extraordinary multi-genre cellist whose artistry extends far beyond the traditional stage. A cellist, composer, writer, director, and producer, Morag’s creative work spans film, theatre, dance, and avant-garde sound installation, making her one of the most distinctive and innovative musicians in Canada’s artistic landscape.
As a performer, Morag has shared the stage with some of the world’s most celebrated artists, including Tony Bennett, Lyle Lovett, Johnny Mathis, Linda Ronstadt, Rod Stewart, and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Calgary Tour, performing in orchestral productions that have reached audiences around the globe. Alongside these collaborations, she has built a remarkable career as an original creator, developing powerful works that blend music, storytelling, and immersive sound.
Her creative portfolio includes the album This is the Life, Red Venus Blue Tango, and numerous original works for stage and screen. Morag composed film scores for projects such as Enticed (2007), We Are The Land (2021), and what of your own water, (2022), as well as sound installations including Whispers (2020) and RiverWoman (2022). She also brought her musical vision to theatre through her play 17 – when emptiness turns inside out (2017).
Her artistic achievements have earned significant recognition, including the Outstanding Theatrical Composer – Betty Award for ATP’s Butcher in 2015. Her film We Are The Land received international acclaim, earning nominations and awards from the Montreal Independent Film Awards, LA Independent Women Film Awards (Best Composition), and the Onyko Film Awards (Best Experimental Short Film), and was selected for the Toronto Short Film Festival, Berlin Women’s Cinema, and the New York Arthouse Film Festival in 2023. Her collaborative sound design with Darrin Hagen for Eugene Stickland’s play The Innocence of Trees was also nominated for Outstanding Sound Design at the Sterling Awards in 2023.
Beyond performance and composition, Morag is deeply committed to creating experiences that bring people together through music and nature. Her projects have included full-moon walks, talks, and concerts in Fish Creek Provincial Park, the three-year improvisational concert series “Together Calgary, Together World,” and a musical pilgrimage serenading along The Way of St. James, traveling 720 kilometres across Spain. She is also the visionary behind “Listen,” an indigenous healing garden planned for Calgary’s Fish Creek Provincial Park.
Morag currently brings her expressive and powerful cello performance to the stage as part of Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele. Her rich, cinematic sound adds depth and emotion to the show, and we are truly honoured to have her as part of this exceptional ensemble.
Say hello to Megan Ann Konschuh—a truly outstanding and versatile musician whose artistry bridges the worlds of roots music, classical performance, and contemporary pop. Known for her expressive musicianship and captivating presence, Megan brings a unique blend of elegance, emotion, and technical mastery to every performance.
As a vocalist, songwriter, and violinist in the award-winning duo The Charms, Megan creates music that resonates deeply with audiences through heartfelt lyrics, rich harmonies, and beautifully layered violin work. Her ability to weave storytelling and melody together has made her a beloved figure in the Canadian roots music scene.
Megan is also recognized as Western Canada’s premier Bollywood violinist, having performed at more than 500 weddings and corporate events, where she blends classical technique with vibrant cultural styles. Her performances are known for their energy, sophistication, and unforgettable musical flair.
Working alongside her husband, acclaimed musician Denis Dufresne, Megan also composes, arranges, and records instrumental music for television, film, and documentary series from their home studio, The Attic. Their collaborative work has contributed to a wide range of cinematic and broadcast productions.
Megan currently serves as a violinist for Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele, where her rich, emotive violin performances add depth and elegance to the show, perfectly complementing Ashley Borody’s powerful and pristine vocals.
With exceptional versatility and an undeniable passion for music, Megan continues to captivate audiences and elevate every stage she performs on.
Say hello to Liana Seidle, an animated and passionate violinist whose energy and musical artistry make her a vibrant presence on stage. Born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Liana has become a valued part of the city’s music community, known for her expressive playing and her natural ability to connect with audiences.
With a background rooted in both classical violin and traditional fiddle music, Liana brings a unique blend of elegance, technical skill, and spirited performance to every stage she performs on. Her passion for the art of fiddling has shaped her dynamic musical style, allowing her to move seamlessly between genres while delivering performances that are both powerful and engaging.
Throughout her career, Liana has had the opportunity to tour and perform around the world, collaborating with a wide variety of talented artists and musical groups. Her versatility and enthusiasm for new creative opportunities have made her a sought-after performer for both live productions and studio recordings.
Liana has studied under several renowned musicians, including Dean Marshall, director of the acclaimed touring group Barrage, and celebrated Canadian Celtic fiddle icon Natalie MacMaster. She also completed her fiddle teacher training with Mark O’Connor, the world-renowned violinist, fiddler, and educator. As a dedicated instructor herself, Liana is passionate about mentoring the next generation of musicians, sharing her love of music and performance with her students.
Today, Liana continues to explore a wide range of musical styles and projects. Most recently, she performs alongside an exceptional group of musicians as violinist in Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele, helping bring the emotional depth and sweeping sound of Adele’s music to life on stage.
Dylan Borody was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and discovered his passion for music at an incredibly young age, first sitting down at a piano when he was just three years old. Raised in a musical household where the sounds of piano and saxophone were part of everyday life, Dylan developed a deep connection to music early on. Influenced by styles such as jazz, ragtime, and blues, he cultivated a dynamic and expressive approach to piano that continues to shape his musical identity today.
Dylan’s musicianship can be heard on the album Hold On by the Borody Anthony Band, where he joins his wife and fellow musician Ches Anthony. Dylan's distinctive piano playing helped bring the band’s original music to life. His love for live performance has led him to stages across Western Canada, where his versatility and musicality have made him a valued performer and collaborator.
In recent years, Dylan has taken on an exciting role performing alongside his wife, vocalist Ashley Borody, in The Ultimate Tribute to Adele. As the pianist and musical backbone of the production, Dylan helps recreate the emotional depth and musical sophistication behind Adele’s iconic songs. Their partnership on stage reflects both their musical chemistry and shared passion for delivering unforgettable performances to audiences.
Outside of music, Dylan is deeply committed to his family and community. A proud father of two daughters, he balances his artistic career with meaningful service in his hometown. Dylan was an active member of the Carrot River Fire Department for ten years, where his dedication and leadership earned him the honour of being named Saskatchewan Firefighter of the Year in 2019.
Whether behind the piano, serving his community, or spending time with his family, Dylan Borody brings passion, commitment, and heart to everything he does.
Colin Brown is a passionate musician from Carrot River, Saskatchewan, who has been performing and sharing his love of music with audiences since 1979. With decades of experience on stage, Colin has built a reputation as a dedicated performer whose musicianship and authenticity resonate with audiences of all ages.
Throughout his career, Colin has played in a variety of bands that helped shape his musical journey. He was a member of The Meadowcroft Marauders and Jeopardy, two groups that allowed him to develop his performance style while connecting with fellow musicians and music fans across the region.
In addition to being a skilled performer, Colin is also a prolific songwriter, having written hundreds of original songs over the years. His passion for songwriting reflects his deep connection to music and his commitment to creative expression.
Today, Colin continues to bring his talent to the stage as a performer in Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele, helping recreate the emotion and power of Adele’s iconic music for live audiences. He also performs with the band Economy Studs, remaining an active and valued presence in the Saskatchewan music scene.
Colin is known among fellow musicians for his easygoing nature and steady presence, qualities that make him a great collaborator both on and off the stage. When he’s not performing, you can often find Colin out on the golf course enjoying one of his other great passions. In fact, his love for the game even inspired him to write and release the song “Put Me on a Golf Course.”
Outside of music, Colin is a devoted family man. He is a proud stepfather to Brittany and Lain and a loving grandfather to four wonderful grandchildren—Sophie, Addisyn, Harper, and Taige—who bring immense joy to his life.
With a lifetime dedicated to music and a strong foundation in family and community, Colin Brown remains a respected and vibrant figure in the local music community.
Meet Chad Melchert, one of Canada’s most respected and accomplished drummers. A devoted husband, father, and musician, Chad has built a remarkable career as both a world-class live performer and highly sought-after session drummer, earning the admiration of artists and audiences across the music industry.
Based in Morinville, Alberta, just outside Edmonton, Chad operates his own recording studio and is widely respected for his precision, musical versatility, and powerful live performances. In addition to his extensive work on stage and in the studio, he is also an acclaimed drum teacher, sharing his knowledge and passion with the next generation of musicians.
Chad’s career has taken him around the world, performing with an impressive roster of renowned artists across multiple genres. His credits include performances with Dallas Smith, Brett Kissel, Gord Bamford, Adam Gregory, Duane Steele, Corb Lund, Charlie Major, Michelle Wright, Aaron Pritchett, Lindsay Ell, Lindi Ortega, Patricia Conroy, Chad Brownlee, Deric Ruttan, Jason Blaine, Bobby Wills, Eric Ethridge, Tyler Connolly (Theory of a Deadman), Ian Tyson, and many more.
His exceptional musicianship has earned him repeated recognition from the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA), winning CCMA Drummer of the Year in 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2019. Chad also holds the distinction of being the first drummer inducted into the CCMA Hall of Honour, a testament to his lasting impact on Canadian music.
While Chad continues to perform with many artists across the country, we are proud to have him behind the kit as the drummer for Ashley Borody’s Ultimate Tribute to Adele, where his powerful and dynamic playing helps drive the energy and authenticity of this incredible live show.