FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
THE DETAILS WITHOUT THE GUESSING.
What is confirmed, what is still being developed, how artists submit and how sponsors or community partners can get involved.
What is Rise From the Fall 2026?
A Western Canada hip-hop and community campaign presented by 3ON Entertainment Group in collaboration with NeXt Chapter Recovery. It connects live entertainment with conversations around men's mental health, addictions recovery, resilience and rebuilding.
Which cities are part of the current route?
Nanaimo, Duncan, Lower Mainland, Kelowna, Kamloops, Calgary, Red Deer, Edmonton and Grande Prairie.
Which date is confirmed?
Grande Prairie, Alberta is confirmed for Friday, November 20, 2026. Other cities remain Fall 2026 / TBA until confirmed.
Are venues confirmed?
Venue names are published only after the applicable booking is finalized. If a city page says Venue to be announced, that is the current public status.
Who can submit as an artist?
Local and regional hip-hop artists, rappers, vocalists, DJs and performers whose work fits the live event can submit.
Does submitting guarantee a booking?
No. A submission is for consideration only. A performance is confirmed separately after terms, availability and event details are finalized.
What should artists send?
Artist or stage name, home city, preferred tour city, music links, socials, short biography and live performance footage where available.
Are sponsorship prices final?
The website presents proposed starting levels for planning. Final benefits, pricing, exclusivity and deliverables are documented in the sponsorship agreement.
Can a sponsor support one city only?
Yes. The sponsorship structure supports single-city, regional, tour-wide and custom/in-kind partnership conversations.
Are audience numbers guaranteed?
No. The campaign does not publish invented attendance, impression or exposure guarantees. Any measurable commitments must be based on real agreed campaign inventory.
Is this a clinical mental-health or addiction-treatment service?
No. Rise From the Fall is an entertainment and community campaign. It does not position events as a substitute for professional medical, counselling or recovery services.
Why combine hip-hop with this mission?
Music creates an accessible reason for people to gather. The campaign uses that shared live experience to make recovery, resilience and community more visible.
What is the Hoodies for the Homeless finale?
The campaign is intended to come full circle in Duncan through a practical cold-weather community-support initiative. Final collection, storage and distribution details remain in development.
Can people donate hoodies now?
The website does not publish collection instructions until the approved items, drop-off locations, dates and distribution plan are confirmed.