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Scott Randall is a singer/songwriter based out of tranquil Peace River. Scott spent the last three decades playing in local bands including the bluegrass band The Peace Valley Boys, the gospel group Gethsemani Way, the John Prine tribute band Broken Radios, and other collaborations. Scott has been a music minister at Our Lady of Peace Parish for over thirty years and has also been leading students in music ministry at schools since 2000. Scott is also an award-winning high-school English teacher who gives poetry and songwriting workshops across the province.

‍He is now bringing his own songs to the stage as a solo artist as THEY CALL ME SiR. His songs draw on Indie-Folk, Americana, Bluegrass, and Folk-Roots. A multi-instrumentalist, you will hear acoustic guitar, harmonica, drum, and vocal stylings in his thoughtful and upbeat songs.

Scott has performed at a variety of festivals including PeaceFest, The Fireweed Festival, Clearfest, Heritage Days, The Harvest Moon Festival, The Northbase Festival, The George Lake Music Festival and many different venues throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan. His songs have been streamed around the world and played on radio stations across western Canada, including on CKUA, CBC North, and CKRP. Scott has been a finalist for songwriting awards and was a showcase artist at Songrise 2024.  His latest EP, Beautiful Day, was released in February 2025, and it received regular radio play in Alberta and across the country. THEY CALL ME SiR is currently in pre-production of his second full length album.

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