THE TEAM
LEAD SINGER
LISA MARIE BEAUCHAMP
At the center of CB Riders’ sound is Lisa Marie Beauchamp, whose powerful voice has captivated audiences. Her ability to blend the raw emotion of country with the energy of rock has created a distinctive sound that resonates with fans from all walks of life. Lisa Marie's musical journey is filled with enriching encounters. She has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in the music industry, starting with an unforgettable performance alongside Josh Groban at Scotiabank Place (now Canadian Tire Centre). Her talent has also brought her to prestigious stages such as the Ottawa Bluesfest, where she performed with Lyle Lovett, a four-time Grammy Award winner.
She made her first live television appearance on the Canadian network ICI Radio-Canada Télé. This nationwide broadcast was a monumental step in her journey, where she performed alongside two of Quebec’s most beloved musicians, the late Jean-Pierre Ferland and François Cousineau. The experience not only showcased her vocal prowess to a wider audience but solidified her place among the country’s top emerging talents. Lisa Marie’s versatility as an artist has also led her to collaborate with country star Nelson Colt and Barry Brown, a CCMA winner, at the National Art Centre in Ottawa.
Her participation in charitable events close to her heart, such as for the Stephen Lewis Foundation and World Vision Canada, has shown her deep commitment to using music for a greater cause. There she had the opportunity to perform alongside master drummer Derek DeBeer, known for his world tours with artists like Bruce Springsteen, Peter Gabriel, and Johnny Clegg.
Lisa Marie’s competitive spirit was also instrumental in her career development. She placed first runner-up in the Montreal Club Med World National Karaoke Contest, where her performance caught the attention of key industry figures Camélia of Musique Plus/Musimax, Sylvie Bourgeault of Echo Vedette and Jean-Yves Lemay of Radio Énergie. This recognition led her to record multiple professional vocal guide tracks for karaoke albums sold nationwide.
Throughout her journey, Lisa Marie flirted with various musical genres before discovering her true calling for country music, which she describes as the “perfect fit”.
ACOUSTIC GUITAR
DOMINIQUE COUTURE
Dominique Couture is originally from the city of Gatineau. He developed musically from his early childhood as music was an ever-present influence in his family. Inspired by iconic bands like Pink Floyd, Guns N' Roses, and Bon Jovi, he picked up the guitar at the age of 8. While also comfortable with the piano and drums, it was the guitar that quickly became his instrument of choice. Throughout his career, Dominique has been actively involved in various musical projects, serving as a musical director and occasional musician for numerous events. In August 2019, he joined the CB Riders, where his passion for music shines through. For Dominique, music is a universal language that creates a unique connection between people, effortlessly channeling emotions and energy. On stage, he thrives in crafting an electrifying and contagious synergy, ensuring each CB Riders event is a vibrant and unforgettable experience.
BASS
MARC BÉDARD
Marc Bédard's musical journey began at the age of 4 when he received his first guitar. At 10, Marc was performing at parties and local hotels. Self-taught and deeply passionate about music, he became proficient in guitar, bass, piano, violin, mandolin, and diatonic accordion. Despite not having formal lessons beyond secondary school, he has immersed himself in virtually every musical style, from traditional songs to jigs and waltzes. Marc's dedication to music was showcased as a musical director for the Grand Allée evening for 14 years, where he played multiple instruments. Over the years, he has built a network of talented musicians, including Tuque Bleu, Le Diable a 5, Le Grand Portage. He had the privilege of playing alongside renowned violinists like Shane Cook and Louis Shryer. His musical journey, rich with experiences and challenges, is a testament to his love for the art and its role in his life.
BACKING VOCALIST
CARINNE BOULÉ
Carinne discovered her passion for the stage at the age of 5, when she made her dance debut on the main stage of the Maurice-O'Bready hall in Sherbrooke. This event marked the beginning of an enriching artistic journey which led her to explore various disciplines. A few years later, she tried violin and piano lessons, while actively participating in shows and musical evaluations. However, her secret dream was to sing, a desire she never stopped cultivating.
Over the years, Carinne also tried her hand at the clarinet, saxophone, modelling, dancing, and sang in karaoke venues for several years. She also took some singing lessons, but it was from 2009 to 2021 that she became fully involved in her passion for music, participating in her employer's recognition shows ,at the Odyssée Hall, in Gatineau, for a decade.
In 2013, she gave a benefit concert to help the victims of the Lac-Mégantic tragedy, accompanied by pianist François Dubé, a significant event in her artistic career. She then continued to participate in community shows, at the Propulsion Scène hall, in Gatineau, a stage where she still performs on occasion.
It was in February 2020, just before the pandemic, that she had a decisive meeting that brought her to the group CB Riders. This collaboration allowed her to immerse herself in the country rock genre, a style totally different from her usual ways, but which she considers to be an exciting and enriching challenge.
Since then, Carinne has continued to perfect her craft within this dynamic and inspiring group, exploring new musical horizons while remaining true to her love for the stage.
Through these years of musical and artistic exploration, Carinne has continued to reinvent herself, pursuing her dreams with determination and a great thirst for challenges.