DEAN JAMES Ontario’s Dean James brings a soulful rasp and a rock singer’s force to country rooted in honky-tonk, with songs that run from whiskey-loving mischief to heartbreak. SHORT BIO Dean James brings a soulful rasp and a rock singer’s force to country rooted in honky-tonk. His music draws on ’90s country and southern rock. “Take My Time On You” shows the whiskey-loving mischief in his singing; “Burned It Down” brings out the heartbreak. Years of taking requests and playing across Canada have broadened his repertoire, earning the Ontario singer a reputation as a bit of a country music jukebox. FULL BIO Dean James brings a soulful rasp and a rock singer’s force to country rooted in honky-tonk. The Ontario singer draws on ’90s country and southern rock, moving between the whiskey-loving mischief of “Take My Time On You” and the heartbreak of “Burned It Down.” He names Merle Haggard, Conway Twitty, Chris Stapleton and Brothers Osborne among his influences. James began performing at three alongside his grandfather, multi-instrumentalist Doug Montgomery, in the Peterborough area. He started with a plastic guitar at local jamborees before moving to a real instrument; legions also gave him places to play. In 2015, James moved to Nashville and spent a year playing on Broadway. Years of taking requests and playing across Canada have broadened his repertoire, earning him a reputation as a bit of a country music jukebox. His live work includes brewery tours and support appearances for Meghan Patrick and The Road Hammers. Singing other people’s songs pushed James toward original material. He returned to Nashville to write and record. BOOKING / MEDIA thedeanjamesmusic@gmail.com www.deanjames.ca PHOTOS DSC01033.jpg - pool-hall hero DSC02699.jpg - Lake Louise portrait DSC00956.jpg - pool-hall environment Original filenames retained. Use for Dean James promotion and editorial coverage. LOGOS wordmark.png - white master wordmark wordmark-dark.png - black master wordmark monogram.png - white DJ secondary mark Use original artwork; preserve proportions and clear space. Updated October 8, 2026.