Devin Cooper

Country-rocker Devin Cooper continues to prove that he does country music his way and doesn’t apologize for it.

The Canadian artist has delivered a landmark run over the past few years. In 2024, Cooper released his 22-track double album Good Things: Deluxe Edition and raised over $90,000 for the Alzheimer Society of Calgary through his annual Ride to Remember event, bringing the total raised for the cause close to $200,000. Kicking off 2025, Cooper earned six Country Music Alberta Award nominations, making him the most-nominated solo artist of the year.

Momentum has been building since 2023, when Cooper received his first CCMA nomination for Creative Team of the Year for his debut album Good Things, won Horizon Male Artist of the Year at the Country Music Alberta Awards, and was named a semi-finalist in SiriusXM’s Top of the Country.

Cooper has shared the stage with top North American talent including Brett Kissel, Jade Eagleson, Gord Bamford, Aaron Pritchett, and Lou Gramm of Foreigner, while selling out venues across Western Canada such as the Calgary Stampede and The King Eddy. In summer 2024, he expanded his national footprint with performances at Cavendish Beach Music Festival and Nashville’s legendary Whiskey Jam. 

In 2025, Cooper toured Ontario in the spring, appeared at Departure Festival, co-headlined Quebec City’s Grande Allée Festival, played three nights at the Calgary Stampede, performed at Big Valley Jamboree, and closed the year with a Western Canadian co-headlining tour.

Cooper’s signature sound fuses gritty rock ’n’ roll vocals with heartfelt, authentic songwriting. Driven by bold guitar riffs and anthemic energy, he blurs the line between country and rock, creating music for those with small-town roots and a rebellious spirit.

Marking the start of a new chapter, Cooper’s anthemic single “Memories That Made Us” is available everywhere now, with a full-band live album, recorded at the Calgary Stampede, slated for release in early 2026.