Yesterday was a great day for sports fans. Early in the Day in Guelph, Ontario I had the pleasure of making a return performance to the game and did some Busking for The Drop In Center. It’s always great to play in front of an enthusiastic group of sports fans that...

Don SAWCHUK returned to his “busking” roots on Wednesday thanks to Guelph, Ontario’s OHL Team THE STORM. Don’s song “Underdog” was the theme for the evening and although The Storm had a tough night there is great optimism for the team... Don and Storm fans are hoping...

Here is the new CFRU Radio Interview speaking with Don Sawchuk CFRU Radio is proud to present this live broadcast featuring Singer Songwriter Don Sawchuk. This full length Radio Show was Produced by CFRU Radio located at The University of Guelph, Ontario CANADA. The...

Original Article Here           Don Sawchuk – Underdog (Americanada Records, 2017) Don Sawchuk’s new release features 12 original songs recorded in Toronto and Waterloo. His voice reminds me of Ed Robertson (Barenaked Ladies) with its direct...

  View this email in your browser     CBC Searchlight 2019! I’m so excited that my song Drowning In Tears is in the running for Searchlight 2019 - CBC Music's annual hunt for Canada's undiscovered talent. Place your vote here. The song Downing In Tears...

Last year ended off with a bang for Don Sawchuk finishing his tour schedule with a sold out concert at Heritage Hall in Guelph, Ontario followed by a trip to perform for the kids at Montreal’s Shiners Hospital for Children. En Route Don stopped off at a few radio...

After seeing Don Sawchuk perform while she was in Toronto attending the Toronto International Film Festival this past summer, Rita Calile was touched by his music particularly two songs “My Home” and “Where Are You Now” both from his album titled “Underdog”. Noting...

  The song ‘My Home’ is based on a true story of a Canadian missionary working overseas that was captured and imprisoned by a terrorist organization known for starving, torturing and even killing their POW’s. His friends and family were worried sick, but all I...