Diyet & The Love Soldiers, a multi-instrumental trio from the Yukon, is alternative country, folk, roots, and traditional with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in Diyet’s Indigenous world view and northern life. Diyet sings in both English and Southern Tutchone (her native language) and plays bass guitar. She is backed by Love Soldiers: husband and collaborator, Robert van Lieshout and Juno Award winning producer, Bob Hamilton.
We are delighted that Diyet and the Love Soldiers will present their school programme to Sunshine Coast Youth on Monday, May 3, 2027.
Sponsored in part by: Margaret & Ken O’Coffey / Sandy Matches & Steven Parihar / Nancy Stuart-Stubbs Legacy Fund in support of Youth & Indigenous Concerts & Programs
As we approach the 40th Anniversary of the PHMS Concert Series this summer, we are thrilled to welcome back Matthew Byrne to our stage. Matthew’s songs are a way of understanding those who came before us – their lives, their work, language, and their world. Blessed with a truly wonderful voice, an innate talent to choose material and being an accomplished guitarist, Matthew brings the glorious tradition of the “Rock” to us on the other side of this great land.
Diyet & The Love Soldiers, a multi-instrumental trio from the Yukon, is alternative country, folk, roots, and traditional with catchy melodies and stories deeply rooted in Diyet’s Indigenous world view and northern life. Diyet sings in both English and Southern Tutchone (her native language) and plays bass guitar. She is backed by Love Soldiers: husband and collaborator, Robert van Lieshout and Juno Award winning producer, Bob Hamilton. We are delighted that Diyet and the Love Soldiers will present their school programme to Sunshine Coast Youth on Monday, May 3, 2027.