See the next generation of female artists for “INSPIRATIONS,” a multi-genre showcase at Toronto’s legendary venue on July 30.

Be front and center at Honey Jam’s 30th anniversary—grab your $30 ticket and let’s make historic magic together at Massey Hall!

This year, Honey Jam—Canada’s first and longest-running artist-development program for emerging women—hits a major milestone: 30 years! On Wednesday, July 30, 2025, they’re taking over the legendary Massey Hall (178 Victoria St.) for a once-in-a-generation celebration called INSPIRATIONS. Doors swing open at 7 PM, and the music starts at 8 PM sharp.

Why you need to be there:

• 13 Genres, One Stage—Hip Hop, Jazz, Pop, Gospel, Opera, RnB, Dancehall and more. Every style that shaped our culture, performed by the next wave of Canadian talent.
• Alumni Power—Hear Honey Jam veterans channel the icons who inspired them. Expect tributes you’ll feel in your soul.
• Hosted by Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe—CBC The Block’s queen returns to guide us through this milestone.
• Community Ticket Drive—1,000 youth-sponsored seats mean you could be sharing the magic with up-and-coming creatives. Businesses and individuals: email honeyjamtickets@gmail.com to sponsor a ticket.

“Our 30th anniversary is more than a milestone—it’s a celebration of all the artists, mentors and supporters who’ve helped us build over the past three decades.”
—Ebonnie Rowe, Founder & Executive Director, Honey Jam

Who is the Honey Jam founder?
Ebonnie Rowe is the founder and Executive Director of Honey Jam, Canada’s first and longest-running non-profit artist-development program for emerging female performers. Since launching Honey Jam in 1995, she’s championed thousands of Black and diverse women in music—offering mentorship, vocal coaching, industry workshops, and high-profile showcase opportunities. In 2025, she was named to the Order of Canada in recognition of her three-decade contribution to Canada’s cultural landscape.

Why Honey Jam Matters to Black Canadian Creators
Honey Jam isn’t just a concert: it’s a launchpad. From Nelly Furtado and Jully Black to Haviah Mighty and LU KALA, alumni have built careers on this stage. If you’re a Black Canadian content creator in music or music production or a music artist. and, you’re looking to level up your network, find mentorship, or simply soak in that creative energy, you belong at Massey Hall on July 30.

What’s Happening This Summer
Monday, June 30 – “The Sweet Escape” Launch Party at Axis Club (hosted by alum Blue Will, DJs MelBoogie & Killa Kels)
July 30 – INSPIRATIONS Concert at Massey Hall… plus year-long artist workshops, mentor cafés, and more surprises dropping soon on Honey Jam’s website and Instagram.

🎟️ Tickets: $30 (+ fees) — grab yours before they’re gone:
https://masseyhall.mhrth.com/tickets/honey-jam-inspirations/

A Few Quick Tips:

• Roll deep with fellow creators—group photos at the lobby are a must.
• Tag your IG/TikTok stories with #HoneyJam30 so we can repost your magic.
• Got a promo code? Use it at checkout for a surprise Honey Jam swag pack at the door.

Get a ticket today and check out some history in the making!
Will I see your face at Massey Hall? Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’re in, and tag a creator friend who needs to be there, too.

Keep on creatin’,
— Sherley