Throwback Pop, Rock, Country & Folk
ZACHARY is a "Dead ringer"?
“Zachary Stevenson… is the epitome of effortless cool with a gorgeous voice and a star-quality stage presence." - Mark Robbins, Vancouver Presents
Raised in a small town on Vancouver Island, Canada, Zachary has become an internationally recognized award-winning actor, musician and songwriter.
The Victoria Times-Colonist coined him a “dead ringer for dead singers” for his starring turns in plays about several legends of music such as Buddy Holly, Hank Williams, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins & Phil Ochs. The Vancouver Sun named him a “top ten talent” to watch in the city, and the Chicago Tribune said “if you don't like him, you don't like much of anybody”.
In Chicago, Zachary was awarded the coveted "Joseph Jefferson" Award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role for the Buddy Holly Story, a role he’s honed in over a dozen productions across Canada and the United States.
As a musician, Zachary has logged performances at festivals such as the Ottawa Folk Festival, Ottawa Blues Fest, Winterfolk, Summerfolk, Shawano Folk Fest, as well as iconic venues like Toronto’s Rivoli and Horseshoe Tavern, Chicago’s Old Town School of Folk & Fitzgerald's Nightclub and New York City’s 54 Below.
Zachary’s talents keep him in demand across Canada, the US and Europe either performing in one of his 7 signature shows, writing songs for his original tio, The Oh Boys, fronting the CCR Tribute the Fortunate Sons and producing his sensational holiday rock & roll revue - A Holly Jolly Christmas.