Laurie LeBlanc was born in the small village of Shemogue. When he was 10 years old, his parents moved the family home (yes, the house itself, literally!) to settle in Bouctouche, which is still his hometown today. Upon arriving in his new neighborhood, he met Jeannette, who would later become his wife and manager, as well as Pierre LeBlanc, a guitarist who encouraged him to sing… but Laurie was very shy! In fact, it was this shy nature that led him to study Civil Engineering Technology.

His 7th studio album When It’s Right It’s Right, released in 2020, marked 10 years since LeBlanc released his debut album, La Pitoune, which quickly established his reputation in his home province of New Brunswick and throughout the Maritimes and Quebec by earning many industry accolades. As his profile continued to grow over the years with each subsequent release, LeBlanc gradually began testing the English market to the point where—to quote one of When It’s Right It’s Right’s standout tracks—he’s now gone “All In.”

“When I first started singing country music, I was covering people like George Jones, George Strait and Alan Jackson,” LeBlanc explain. “But being a proud Acadian I wanted to sing in French, and that led to the formation of my group Zarico, which made two francophone albums before I went solo. When I decided to pay tribute to some of my favourite classic country songs on Influences, it was a dream come true to record in Nashville with some of the city’s finest musicians. Then when I met Jason Barry in 2019, everything began falling into place to make my first all-original English album, and I’m really proud to now be able to show my versatility in both languages.”

Indeed, LeBlanc serves up more than a few soon-to-be standards on When It’s Right It’s Right starting with the title track, one of a half-dozen on the album contributed by Don Mescall whose songs have been recorded by everyone from Rascal Flatts and Lonestar to the Backstreet Boys and Geri Halliwell. However, the pair really clicked on the album’s first single “The Bigger The Better,” which Mescall originally wrote with Don Schlitz, whose first hit just happened to be Kenny Rogers’s “The Gambler.” La Pitoune, which achieves success and wins the prize of the Best Francophone Album au Gala Country.  Laurie poursuit ensuite de belle façon sa carrière artistique avec la sortie de l’album Noir et Blanc in 2012, his first English cover album Influences in 2013 and Noël de la Pitoune en 2014.  En 2015, Laurie LeBlanc lance l’album 20.  Ce disque lui permettra de se faire connaître du public québécois, notamment avec le succès de la chanson Moi-itou Mojito, qui s’est d’ailleurs issée au sommet des ventes de chansons francophones sur iTunes Canada.  Cet album lui permet également de récolter sa première nomination au Gala de l’ADISQ, pour Country album of the Year..  En 2018, Laurie LeBlanc lance son 6e album solo, Couleurs, which earned him a second nomination at the ADISQ Awards. 

2019 was a banner year for LeBlanc. Recipient of Male Country Artist of the Year 2019 au Josie Music Awards au Tennessee, Laurie LeBlanc participe également à un congrès de danse et musique country organisé par la Fédération Francophone de Country Dance et Line Dance FFCLD à Issoudun, en France.  Cette expérience s’avère importante dans son parcours alors qu’il y rencontre l’auteur-compositeur-interprète irlandais Don Mescall, qui lui proposera par la suite plusieurs chansons.  De là naît son premier album anglophone de composititions originales, When It’s Right It’s Right, qui sort en 2020.  Réalisé par l’émérite Jason Barry (Dean Brody, Charlie Major, Terri Clark, Jason Blaine etc..)

En 2022, Laurie releases his 8th^e solo career recording ‘Long Weekend,’ a double EP of original songs in French and English full of beach songs & sunshine.

In April 2026, Laurie releases his ninth album, De hier à demain, a collaborative project bringing together the pioneers of yesterday, today’s established talent, and tomorrow’s rising generation. The album highlights unique musical encounters through six original songs, including De hier à demain (feat. Guylaine Tanguay), Alligator Joe (feat. Bruce Daigrepont), Sur l’chemin (feat. Andy Bast & Frank Williams), Country pis Swiftie (feat. Sofia LeBlanc), Mon histoire de 1755 (feat. Pierre Robichaud &Roland Gauvin), and Clin d’œil aux pionniers (feat. Les fils des pionniers).

Au fil des années, Laurie LeBlanc s’est produit sur scène partout au Canada et a participé à de nombreux événements aux côtés d’artistes établis, dont Alan Jackson, Zach Brown Band, Brooks & Dunn, Sugarland, Zachary Richard, Michel Pagliaro, Renée Martel, Patrick Norman, Guylaine Tanguay, Laurence Jalbert, Paul Piché et Marc Hervieux, entre autres.

Ces rencontres musicales et humaines ont profondément marqué son parcours et contribué à façonner l’artiste et la personne qu’il est aujourd’hui.