Pascale Picard

A Quebec-based singer/songwriter who sings primarily in English, Pascale Picard's catchy folk-rock songs have earned her a widespread audience throughout Canada and parts of Europe. Her 2007 debut album, Me, Myself & Us, went platinum, garnering a Juno Award nomination and yielding the Anglophone pop hit "Gate 22." She led the Pascale Picard Band through one more album before going solo on 2014's more introspective All Things Pass and its 2018 follow-up The Beauty We've Found. During this period she also began working as a radio host at a popular Quebec station. 2025 saw the release of Picard's third solo LP, Bigger Kids, Bigger Problems, as well as the publication of her first book, an autofiction novel titled La note de passage.