Kerrington Gillespie

country pop with a lil heartbreak

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Upcoming shows

2026

Sept 12 Alberni Fall Fair, Port Alberni, BC

Sept 27: ViEx Women in Country, Nanaimo

Sept 27: Bard & Banker, Victoria (w band)

Oct 4: Bard & Banker (duo acoustic)

Oct 17: The Duke, Victoria, BC

Oct 24: The Rack, Saanich, BC (duo acoustic)

Oct 25: Wicked, Victoria, BC (duo acoustic)

Oct: 25: Bard & Banker (full band)

A young woman with wavy brown hair and wearing a white ruffled tank top and denim shorts is lying on her stomach on a pink background. She is resting her chin on her folded arms and looking at the camera. In front of her is a vintage pink and gray television set with control dials and a small screen.

Woman lying on pink background surrounded by makeup and accessories, talking on a pink rotary phone.

A young woman with long brown hair and a leather jacket, holding an acoustic guitar, standing against a mauve background.

Young woman sitting on the floor against a pink background, holding a pink electric guitar and a microphone, with an amplifier nearby, dressed in a white t-shirt with black Adidas stripes and black pants.

ABOUT

An emerging country-pop artist from Vancouver Island BC, Kerrington blends lyrical honesty with catchy contemporary country pop grooves.

Inspired to launch a music career during her last year of high school, Kerrington teamed up with 14 time ASCAP award winning songwriter Trey Bruce for her debut single, 2025’s “New Boyfriend”. The song made a splash out of the gate, reaching over 150k Spotify streams and was soon followed up with her own rendition of Ariana Grande’s “Winter Things”.

Encouraged by the positive response to her sound, Kerrington mapped out an ambitious release plan of dropping a new song nearly every month for the balance of 2026 - all focused on her honest experiences with love, loss and everything that leaves a mark.

Since then, Kerrington has made good on her pledge by re-teaming with Bruce on two other singles (“Robot Girl” and “Bad Crush”) while releasing 5 additional ones through a series of closer to home collaborations with noted Canadian songwriter-producer Jared Manierka.

She’s recently passed 300K Spotify streams, earned spots on “North Country”, and “New Music Friday” editorial playlists as well as the cover of Canada’s Fresh Finds editorial playlist for her most recent single “Three Missed Calls”

Through the same period, Kerrington has used the personal nature of her songs to connect with people in a live setting by tapping into her own authentic energy and emotion onstage. As a result, she’s enjoyed a series of live opportunities around British Columbia, including Sunfest, the Cloverdale Rodeo, Salmon Festival, the Vancouver Island Exhibition (supporting Canadian Country music Hall of Famer, Lisa Brokop) and most recently the Alberni Fall Fair as support for Jojo Mason.

As Kerrington celebrates the success of her tenth single “Three Missed Calls”, press play and stay close, she’s just getting started.