Flin Flon singer C.C. Trubiak to host album release and listening party in support of Denare Beach recovery program

FLIN FLON, Man. — Singer-songwriter C.C. Trubiak will mark the release of his new album Jukebox In Exile with a two-night listening party in Flin Flon this week.

The events will take place June 5 and 6 at Johnny’s Social Club, with tickets priced at $30. The gatherings will feature a full album listening experience alongside community celebration of the release.

The event will also support the Denare Beach “Build Back Better” program, which focuses on recovery and rebuilding efforts following wildfire impacts in northern Saskatchewan communities.

Trubiak’s Jukebox In Exile arrives as his fourth independent album, blending classic country influences with personal storytelling shaped by life in Northern Manitoba and a 2025 wildfire evacuation that forced him and his husband to temporarily leave Flin Flon.

The album draws on traditional country music influences while exploring themes of resilience, displacement and community connection.

Trubiak says the project reflects both personal experience and a broader sense of northern identity.

“Flin Flon has always been part of my music,” he said in earlier comments about the album. “This record is about finding your way back to steady ground.”

The listening parties mark the first public events tied to the album’s release, bringing together fans, community members and supporters for a two-night celebration.

Jukebox In Exile is available on streaming platforms.