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Fusion Beats is a vibrant talent show that uplifts diverse student performances in music, dance and performance art. Hosted at the historic Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, it brings together the Laurier, Conestoga and Brantford communities. The show is a collaborative initiative between Laurier Brantford, the City of Brantford, and The Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts. Fusion Beats is made possible by generous sponsorship from Wilfrid Laurier University, Downtown Brantford BIA, Laurier’s International Student Support, and the City of Brantford.
Your stage. Your voice. Your vibe.
BRANTFORD — Wilfrid Laurier University’s Hub for Community Solutions, International Student Support and the City of Brantford invite performers to audition for Fusion Beats 2026.
Now in its fourth year, Fusion Beats is an electrifying showcase of culturally diverse music and dance that will light up the stage at the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The event draws hundreds of attendees from both campus and the broader community each year and has featured talented performers from Hindi rappers to high-energy K-pop dance crews.
Organizers are seeking individual artists and groups representing a wide range of cultural traditions and performance styles. Auditions are open to students, community members and regional performers.
Performers can register online for an audition at Fusion Beats 2026 Audition Registration until October 2nd. Auditions will be held in-person on Monday, October 5th, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, located at 88 Dalhousie St. in Brantford.
Selected performers will share the spotlight with headline acts and take part in one of Brantford’s most dynamic cultural celebrations.
Kevin Davis, Branford Mayor
Headlining this year’s event was the R.P.M. Dance Crew, a Toronto-based K-Pop cover dance team who hold three national titles and a world championship.
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You can check out the news coverage of Fusion Beats 2025 below!
Brant Beacon "Laurier’s Fusion Beats talent show draws a crowd."
Brant Blog "Fusion Beats 2025 Brings Youth Talent and Community Spirit to the Sanderson Centre"
Photography by Dean Ellis on Facebook
Sponsors
Fusion Beats 2025 was brought to you by The Laurier Hub for Community Solutions, the City of Brantford, the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, Laurier International Students Support, Laurier Brantford Grants, and the Downtown Brantford BIA.
The night was a celebration of student creativity, culture and community. The Sanderson Centre buzzed with energy, pride and applause to celebrate the return of Fusion Beats.
Layla Staats, a powerful musician, filmmaker and activist from Six Nations, took to the stage with a soul-stirring performance that blended art and advocacy.
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Sponsors
Fusion Beats 2024 was brought to you by The Laurier Hub for Community Solutions, the City of Brantford, the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, Laurier International Students Support, and Conestoga Students Inc.
Left: Headliner, Layla Staats, Top Centre: The Bald Parts of Their Hearts, Top Right: Paromita Kar and Alex Iarocci, Bottom Right: Kaya Kanashiro
As the very first Fusion Beats event, 2023 marked the beginning of a new tradition celebrating student creativity and cultural expression. The Sanderson Centre came alive with rhythm, movement and community spirit, laying the foundation for what's now an anticipated annual showcase in Brantford.
R.P.M. Dance Crew brought high-energy choreography and global flair through K-Pop, to our stage, setting the tone for an unforgettable launch.
Performers
Sponsors
Fusion Beats 2023 was brought to you by The Laurier Hub for Community Solutions, the City of Brantford, the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts, Laurier International Students Support, and Conestoga Students Inc.
Contact Us:
Christina Han, Director LHCS
E: communityhub@wlu.ca
Office Location:
Market Darling Centre, Room 105, 67 Darling St. Brantford, ON, N3T 2L6